💨 Abstract
International students in the U.S. face higher education costs due to limited financial aid and extra fees. They often pay more than domestic students and must cover additional expenses like visa fees, health insurance, and housing during breaks. Since they don't qualify for federal aid, international students often rely on private loans or scholarships. Planning a budget and considering fluctuating exchange rates are crucial. Some universities charge additional fees for international students, and staying connected with family back home also incurs costs.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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