> That’s a bit much. I’ve worked with many international students that were just as good as anyone
They get screwed over more than anyone by the lax standards when their resumes get dropped in the international student bin.
> Social and traditional media get on the howler about this issue,
This is from personal experience working with graduates and managing our intern program, which I wasted a great deal of my personal time on. Social media is more focused on the abuses of the student visa that is also rampant.
> but it isn’t fair to cast it as a problem that only exists with international students.
It's certainly not exclusive to international students, but they pay a lot more and universities have a financial incentive to keep them studying regardless of the grades.
They get screwed over more than anyone by the lax standards when their resumes get dropped in the international student bin.
> Social and traditional media get on the howler about this issue,
This is from personal experience working with graduates and managing our intern program, which I wasted a great deal of my personal time on. Social media is more focused on the abuses of the student visa that is also rampant.
> but it isn’t fair to cast it as a problem that only exists with international students.
It's certainly not exclusive to international students, but they pay a lot more and universities have a financial incentive to keep them studying regardless of the grades.