Think of Harvard University as a giant school where students from all over the world come to learn. 🌍 But what if many of these international students couldn’t come anymore? Let’s find out what that could mean! 😮
International Students Bring Big Help
International students at Harvard contribute a lot—they bring in about $384 million every year! That’s nearly 30% of all the money the school gets from students. That’s a HUGE help! 💰
If They Leave, What Happens?
If these students aren’t there, Harvard would have less money. That might mean American students have to pay more to keep the school running. More money for school could mean more debt (that’s money you owe). 😔
Less Money, Fewer Resources
With less money, there might be fewer books in the library, fewer cool science experiments, or fewer fun clubs to join. Resources help make school exciting and help students learn better! 📚🔬
Why Does This Matter?
Everyone wants a good education without too much cost. If international students leave, universities might become more expensive for everyone else. That’s why having students from all over the world is good for everyone! 🤗
What Can Be Done?
It’s important for schools to find ways to keep education affordable. Maybe they can find new ways to save money or get support so all students can have their dreams come true! 🌟
Education is important for everyone, and working together helps make it better! 👫🌎
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
