Los Angeles — The foreign-student-recruitment market just got a little more crowded as Hobsons, a major education-services company, announced today that it would begin to offer independent recruiting services to American colleges seeking to attract additional overseas students.
Notably, Hobsons’ international-counselor network got the seal of approval from Nafsa: Association of International Educators, which has previously remained on the sidelines of the debate over the use of paid international-recruiting agencies. In an interview during the international-education group’s annual conference here, Marlene Johnson, Nafsa’s president, said that she had “confidence in the quality of Hobsons’ work.”
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