Which of the following is NOT mentioned about the international students in Canada?
A: The visa application becomes easier and attracts more international students.
B: The favorable immigration policy brings more international students.
C: Hostility of the natives scared off the international students.
D: Good chances of winning scholarship from Cadanian universities boost its international education market.
A: The visa application becomes easier and attracts more international students.
B: The favorable immigration policy brings more international students.
C: Hostility of the natives scared off the international students.
D: Good chances of winning scholarship from Cadanian universities boost its international education market.
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- Which of the following is NOT mentioned about the international students in Canada? A: The visa application becomes easier and attracts more international students. B: The favorable immigration policy brings more international students. C: Hostility of the natives scared off the international students. D: Good chances of winning scholarship from Cadanian universities boost its international education market.
- Which of the following factors attracts more international students to study in China? A: Rapid economic development of China. B: Increased scholarships for international students. C: High education standards. D: Low college costs in China.
- The international students in the US work harder than the American students.（） A: Right B: Wrong C: Not mentioned
- Questions 14-17 are based on an introduction of housing available for students. Which type of housing has no more rooms for students A: The international houses. B: The student dorms. C: The Spanish house. D: Men’s houses.
- The University of Southern California has the largest number of international students since Having many international students brings ______ to the University of Southern California. A: worldwide reputation in the academic area B: better relationships with other universities C: profitable income from students’ tuition D: financial aid from the federal government