AMB Insights
AMB analysis and practical guidance on international enrollment for institutional enrollment leaders.
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Published analysis for enrollment, marketing, and institutional leaders.
A review of ten U.S. presidential terms, three policy scenarios, and the digital foundations institutions can build before the next recruitment opportunity.
Read analysis →Common App’s transfer application is moving to a new platform for 2027–28. Universities still need to clarify credit, cost, eligibility and inquiry handoffs before launch.
Read analysis →A new OPT fee proposal puts international career questions under scrutiny. Institutions need one verified, dated answer across recruitment, careers, and localized channels.
Read analysis →In-country teams hear what students, families, counselors, and agents are telling you. A market feedback loop turns those signals into better content, CRM handoffs, and enrollment decisions.
Read analysis →International student recruitment is under pressure. Resilience means building more than one path to students—and more than one media path to families.
Read analysis →Visa delays and arrival uncertainty are turning the space between admission and enrollment into an operating risk. Institutions need a clearer way to see who is progressing, who is blocked, and what happens next.
Read analysis →The latest international enrollment data point downward—but not uniformly. When source markets diverge, institutions need to stop managing "international" as one market and start building evidence market by market.
Read analysis →Campaigns can create attention. Sustainable enrollment growth depends on the connected operating system that turns attention into informed action.
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