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Brady Smith

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Sep 9, 2026
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Aug 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Brady Smith - Georgia Institute of Technology

    Projected 111,000 drop in foreign students doesn’t tell full story, immigration expert says | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Graduted students throwing hats; paseidon from pixabay/Canva Pro Third-party data isn’t always reliable, expert says International student enrollment is projected to drop by nearly 111,000 students this fall, which could cost the U.S. economy $3.4 billion and nearly 40,000 jobs, according to NAFSA: Association of International Educators. “This downturn reflects the convergence of several headwinds: declining application volumes, persistent visa appointment bottlenecks, and newly restrictive immi

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Brady Smith - Georgia Institute of Technology

    Will pass/no credit curb stress or lower standards? UMich’s new grading policy draws fire | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Teacher choosing 'pass' or 'fail'; baona/Canva Pro First-semester students in one University of Michigan college will receive either “pass” or “no credit” marks next fall instead of traditional letter grades to help “curb the mental health crisis,” sparking widespread backlash and prompting a national debate. “While LSA students will still receive grades and instructor feedback in every course as they always have, final grades will not be recorded on their external transcripts and will not be re

  3. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Brady Smith - Georgia Institute of Technology

    Department of War taps Virginia Tech, UNC Chapel Hill to train senior military officers | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Military officer sitting at desk; Pressmaster/ CanvaPro Secretary Hegseth shifts toward schools with ‘American values’ The U.S. Department of War recently chose the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and Virginia Tech to host a military education program as it overhauls its partnerships with elite universities. The schools will host Senior Service College Fellowships, which are 10-month military education programs preparing senior military officers for strategic leadership roles, accordin

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