Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Interest in US Colleges Remains Despite Concerns
Many international high school students still want to study in the United States, even though they're a little worried.
A survey was done with students from all over the world and found that most still plan to come to the U.S. to study.
They are concerned about things like political problems and safety, but many are still excited to come.
The survey suggests that colleges should help students feel safe and give them clear information to address their worries.
Overall, the interest is still strong, but colleges need to show support.
Nearly 91% of surveyed students still plan to study in the U.S.
61% of students expressed reduced enthusiasm towards studying in the U.S.
Top concerns include international tensions, political instability, and personal safety.
Financial considerations are affecting students, particularly those in STEM fields.
Colleges may need to provide clarity and support to retain international talent.
- Who
- International high school students
- What
- Interest in studying in the U.S. remains strong despite concerns.
- When
- Survey conducted May-July 2025.
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To assess international student's interest in studying in the US.
- Survey Organization
- Pioneer Academics
- Survey Dates
- May - July 2025
- Survey Participants
- 303 students
- Students Planning to Study in the US
- 91%
- Top Concerns
- International tensions, U.S. political instability, personal safety