AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInternational Admissions: UK universities are withdrawing offers to Nigerian and other South Asian students as visa refusals rise and sponsor rules tighten. In the US, a proposed $70,000 fee for international students seeking work authorization and visa-fraud investigations at nine universities add to the uncertainty. Access & Opportunity: Gombe State University student Maryam Umar, who writes and types with her toes, is set to graduate in economics after receiving an ASUU scholarship. Campus Accountability: India’s Supreme Court directed regulators to warn the public about unverified institutes after a purported medical college was found operating from a farmhouse, allegedly listing a tea seller as its chairman. University Governance: Curtin University and staff oppose a proposed merger of three Western Australian universities into a mega-university, questioning its cost and benefits. Girls’ Education: Afghan girls are again calling for schools and universities to reopen, as education remains barred for girls beyond sixth grade.
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