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Is the US driving away Chinese students?

An Ivy League education, particularly at Harvard, remains highly sought after by Chinese students, as reflected in viral videos of students' acceptance into such schools. However, political uncertainty and mixed messages from the Trump administration regarding international students have led to anxiety and a decline in applications from China, challenging the perception of US education as a pathway to success.

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