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They also contribute simply by coming from diverse cultures. They add to the richness of the university experience: different cultures, different outlooks, etc. This is something universities all over the world seek: to have diverse student populations. It is a win, win situation for everyone.Record 900,000 international students in US: the top countries they hail from
Record 900 000 international students in US the top countries they hail from - CSMonitor.com
This was the only thing in there that dealt with what was good about this.
"International students contributed some $27 billion to the US economy last year, an increase of $3 billion from the prior year."
•27 billion.
Whoopee dee freaking do.
LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
It is not a 'vague claim.' It is a reality. Very much so.LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
It is extremely clear that you don't know anything about this subject, and that you object to the idea of foreign students simply out of racism and bigotry. Sad, sad you.“International education is crucial to building relationships between people and communities in the United States and around the world,” Evan M. Ryan, assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs, said in a statement. “It is through these relationships that together we can solve global challenges like climate change, the spread of pandemic disease, and combating violent extremism.”
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A vague and unsupported opinion.
I think you already gave your real reason.
THis flood is reducing diversity of thought, by reducing seats available to conservative Americans who you don't want to see or hear.
They also contribute simply by coming from diverse cultures. They add to the richness of the university experience: different cultures, different outlooks, etc. This is something universities all over the world seek: to have diverse student populations. It is a win, win situation for everyone.Record 900,000 international students in US: the top countries they hail from
Record 900 000 international students in US the top countries they hail from - CSMonitor.com
This was the only thing in there that dealt with what was good about this.
"International students contributed some $27 billion to the US economy last year, an increase of $3 billion from the prior year."
•27 billion.
Whoopee dee freaking do.
LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
Yes, foreign student means students who come here to study and then they go home. The vast majority of them go home. This is something I know about through my profession. I know what I'm talking about: you don't, you're just guessing.
It is not a 'vague claim.' It is a reality. Very much so.LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
Can you guess why skilled workers are hard to find?whatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Jobs are there if people have the skills and education
Skills Shortage Means Many Jobs Go Unfilled - WSJ
It is extremely clear that you don't know anything about this subject, and that you object to the idea of foreign students simply out of racism and bigotry. Sad, sad you.“International education is crucial to building relationships between people and communities in the United States and around the world,” Evan M. Ryan, assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs, said in a statement. “It is through these relationships that together we can solve global challenges like climate change, the spread of pandemic disease, and combating violent extremism.”
...t
A vague and unsupported opinion.
I think you already gave your real reason.
THis flood is reducing diversity of thought, by reducing seats available to conservative Americans who you don't want to see or hear.
OMG You think that having a large population of foreign students in the US reduces diversity of thought? How ignorant you are. How sadly ignorant indeed. It is absolutely, without question, just the opposite.
First hand observation. I live a foreign country now. I have lived is several foreign countries for over 12 years. I work with people from all over the world: an international community. They get along because they have a shared experience of studying in foreign universities. It isn't faith and it isn't guessing: you are just guessing. You do not know anything about this topic and probably should not be posting on it.It is not a 'vague claim.' It is a reality. Very much so.LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
Can you support that? Or is it simply a matter of faith with you?
LOL You haven't challenged anything. You are fucking stupid and ignorant. You just don't realize it. You are trying to debate an issue on which you are completely ignorant. Get a clue bozo. In fact, I'm done responding to you. You're simply too stupid.It is extremely clear that you don't know anything about this subject, and that you object to the idea of foreign students simply out of racism and bigotry. Sad, sad you.“International education is crucial to building relationships between people and communities in the United States and around the world,” Evan M. Ryan, assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs, said in a statement. “It is through these relationships that together we can solve global challenges like climate change, the spread of pandemic disease, and combating violent extremism.”
...t
A vague and unsupported opinion.
I think you already gave your real reason.
THis flood is reducing diversity of thought, by reducing seats available to conservative Americans who you don't want to see or hear.
OMG You think that having a large population of foreign students in the US reduces diversity of thought? How ignorant you are. How sadly ignorant indeed. It is absolutely, without question, just the opposite.
How many of these foreign students challenge your core beliefs as I have just done?
First hand observation. I live a foreign country now. I have lived is several foreign countries for over 12 years. I work with people from all over the world: an international community. They get along because they have a shared experience of studying in foreign universities. It isn't faith and it isn't guessing: you are just guessing. You do not know anything about this topic and probably should not be posting on it.It is not a 'vague claim.' It is a reality. Very much so.LMAOwhatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Foreign students are students who come here to study. Once they earn their degrees, they go home. They come to the US to study because we have excellent universities, and when they apply for jobs in their home country, having a degree from a US university is very useful. It puts them ahead of applicants who stayed at home to study. A US degree is highly prized in foreign countries.
You really don't know much about the wider world, do you? Poor thing.
You still haven't told me the title of your book.
Not all of them leave, and you have not dealt with the concern that they are depriving American students of admission slots.
THe sole "advantage" offered has been a vague claim that the relationships formed by the students will enable the future world to work together better.
Can you support that? Or is it simply a matter of faith with you?
LOL You haven't challenged anything. You are fucking stupid and ignorant. You just don't realize it. You are trying to debate an issue on which you are completely ignorant. Get a clue bozo. In fact, I'm done responding to you. You're simply too stupid.It is extremely clear that you don't know anything about this subject, and that you object to the idea of foreign students simply out of racism and bigotry. Sad, sad you.“International education is crucial to building relationships between people and communities in the United States and around the world,” Evan M. Ryan, assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs, said in a statement. “It is through these relationships that together we can solve global challenges like climate change, the spread of pandemic disease, and combating violent extremism.”
...t
A vague and unsupported opinion.
I think you already gave your real reason.
THis flood is reducing diversity of thought, by reducing seats available to conservative Americans who you don't want to see or hear.
OMG You think that having a large population of foreign students in the US reduces diversity of thought? How ignorant you are. How sadly ignorant indeed. It is absolutely, without question, just the opposite.
How many of these foreign students challenge your core beliefs as I have just done?
They also contribute simply by coming from diverse cultures. They add to the richness of the university experience: different cultures, different outlooks, etc. This is something universities all over the world seek: to have diverse student populations. It is a win, win situation for everyone.
Still trying to figure it out?Can you guess why skilled workers are hard to find?whatever..we don't have ENOUGH jobs for American citizens so import a bunch of Foreigners.
That's un-American in my book.
I guess you don't have anyone you know who is unemployed.
Jobs are there if people have the skills and education
Skills Shortage Means Many Jobs Go Unfilled - WSJ
You are arguing against values that are held in universities around the developed world. Contact any good university admissions office and ask them their policy on international students. Go ahead. You'll find that I know what I'm talking about. And, btw, university is not only about learning a trade. In today's world, where the economy is global, having studied in a foreign university helps you to do better in your career, unless all you want to be is a ditch digger.They also contribute simply by coming from diverse cultures. They add to the richness of the university experience: different cultures, different outlooks, etc. This is something universities all over the world seek: to have diverse student populations. It is a win, win situation for everyone.
LOL. College is about preparing yourself for a career. That is the ONLY useful experience on a college campus so far as I'm concerned. If I'd told my parents I was going to college to "broaden my horizons", "find myself", or "experience new cultures and outlooks" I would not have gotten a single penny for my college expenses from them.
You are arguing against values that are held in universities around the developed world. Contact any good university admissions office and ask them their policy on international students. Go ahead. You'll find that I know what I'm talking about. And, btw, university is not only about learning a trade. In today's world, where the economy is global, having studied in a foreign university helps you to do better in your career, unless all you want to be is a ditch digger.They also contribute simply by coming from diverse cultures. They add to the richness of the university experience: different cultures, different outlooks, etc. This is something universities all over the world seek: to have diverse student populations. It is a win, win situation for everyone.
LOL. College is about preparing yourself for a career. That is the ONLY useful experience on a college campus so far as I'm concerned. If I'd told my parents I was going to college to "broaden my horizons", "find myself", or "experience new cultures and outlooks" I would not have gotten a single penny for my college expenses from them.
You are arguing against values that are held in universities around the developed world. Contact any good university admissions office and ask them their policy on international students. Go ahead. You'll find that I know what I'm talking about. And, btw, university is not only about learning a trade. In today's world, where the economy is global, having studied in a foreign university helps you to do better in your career, unless all you want to be is a ditch digger.
Teabaggers = bitter old racist uneducated hicks.
I'll accept the Old and Bitter monikers. Those I wear with pride.
However, I am not uneducated. I have a college degree. The difference between me and those you laud is that mine is a two-year degree, that was focused on preparing me for a career, not looting my bank account without providing me with meaningful career skills. I've taken that roughly $20,000 investment and over the last 20 years turned it into a career that now makes me roughly four times my initial investment EVERY YEAR. It also required less than 3 years for me to pay off the grand total of $2,000 I had to borrow to get the degree in the first place. I'm not uneducated; I just chose not to be OVEReducated (and overburdened with an insane amount of loan debt).
As for being a hick. Yes, my family has its share of farmers, craftsmen, clergy, and stay-at-home mothers in it. Probably more than most families do these days. We also have teachers, investment bankers, small businessmen, and two PhD's in some form of genetic microbiology that's so far over my head I don't even try to understand it. My brother and his wife are both employed by Florida State University's Biology Department as researchers and professors. If that makes us hicks, I'll wear the title with pride.
Teabaggers = bitter old racist uneducated hicks.
I'll accept the Old and Bitter monikers. Those I wear with pride.
However, I am not uneducated. I have a college degree. The difference between me and those you laud is that mine is a two-year degree, that was focused on preparing me for a career, not looting my bank account without providing me with meaningful career skills. I've taken that roughly $20,000 investment and over the last 20 years turned it into a career that now makes me roughly four times my initial investment EVERY YEAR. It also required less than 3 years for me to pay off the grand total of $2,000 I had to borrow to get the degree in the first place. I'm not uneducated; I just chose not to be OVEReducated (and overburdened with an insane amount of loan debt).
As for being a hick. Yes, my family has its share of farmers, craftsmen, clergy, and stay-at-home mothers in it. Probably more than most families do these days. We also have teachers, investment bankers, small businessmen, and two PhD's in some form of genetic microbiology that's so far over my head I don't even try to understand it. My brother and his wife are both employed by Florida State University's Biology Department as researchers and professors. If that makes us hicks, I'll wear the title with pride.
You're wasting your breath on that hater. He has nothing but name calling and hate for anyone who doesn't fall on their knees for his dumb ways of thinking. I don't have time for stupid people like that. and I'd rather be a hick, than some dumb worthless human being who sits on a message board showing nothing but their dumb ass
