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The number of non-U.S. students enrolled in U.S. higher education institutions during the 2006-2007 academic year rose by 3 percent to a total of 582,984, and new enrollments rose sharply, according to a report by the Institute of International Education's 2007 on international education exchange.
Today on America.gov, we look at education through internships, and why globalization is changing how young professionals prepare for graduation. We're joined by three foreign students living and working in Washington. Stay with us as they share their experience and advice for the next generation of international professionals.
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Former participants from one exchange program for students from countries of the former Soviet Union describe how the program contributed to their success as young adults.
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