A major American university is exploring the possibility of offering its MBA program to international students outside the U.S. following a proposed White House policy that could restrict access for foreign students. The move comes as part of broader discussions about maintaining global education opportunities amid shifting immigration and visa regulations. Officials are weighing how such a shift could impact curriculum delivery and student enrollment. The decision reflects growing concerns over potential barriers to international education under new administrative policies.
University considered teaching MBA students outside US after White House sought to bar international students
