US IEP – light at the end of the tunnel?

Decline has started to level for US IEP, but are down 10% on 2017 numbers.

By Claudia Civinini

04 October 2019

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2018 was another year of diminishing numbers for Intensive English Programs in the US, although the decline has “started to level,” as commented by IIE research specialist Julie Baer during a presentation at NAFSA. There were 78,098 international students enrolled in an IEP in 2018, a 10% decrease from the previous year. They accounted for […]

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