Archive · 25 May 2025
US Policy Concerns Prompt Hesitation Among Indian Students and Parents
Some parents in Pune, India, are worried about sending their kids to study in the US.
This follows President Trump's action related to Harvard.
Counselors report concerned parents exploring options outside the US.
Some universities are offering reassurance.
Students and parents are watching how things unfold.
The main worries are related to uncertainty of visa policies, the high cost of education, and the job market.
Parents in Pune, India, express concerns over US study plans.
Some parents are considering alternatives to the US, like Singapore.
Universities, such as University of Pennsylvania, offer support to international students.
Students are worried about their future in the US, including job prospects.
The political climate and high education costs fuel parental anxiety.
- Who
- Indian parents and students planning to study in the US.
- What
- Concern among Indian parents about US study due to policy changes.
- When
- Recent developments, including actions related to Harvard.
- Where
- Pune, India, and the United States.
- Why
- Uncertainty about student visas, cost of education, and job market.
Concerned Parents
Wait-and-See Parents
Reaction to the Harvard incident and broader US Policies
Concerned Parents
Seek alternatives, express worry, and inquire about support.
Wait-and-See Parents
Continue with plans, wait and watch.
- Professionals fielding questions
- Several study-abroad counselors
- University offering support to international students
- University of Pennsylvania
- University where a student secured admission
- Columbia University
- School of a student going to the US
- Indus International School, Pune