economy

Running out of options in the U.S., more international students are eyeing alternative paths abroad

For decades, international students have come to the U.S. with a clear expectation: earn a degree, get a job, and build a life in the country in pursuit of the American dream. But for many graduates, that path is becoming increasingly difficult at every step. International students are entering one of the toughest entry-level job markets in years while also navigating a rapidly changing immigration landscape.

Running out of options in the U.S., more international students are eyeing alternative paths abroad

TL;DR

  • International students traditionally expected to find jobs and build lives in the U.S. after graduation.
  • This path is becoming more difficult for many graduates.
  • International students are entering a challenging entry-level job market.
  • They are also navigating a changing immigration landscape.