USC int'l students scramble ahead of Trump inauguration: report


By Xia Lin

NEW YORK, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) -- At the University of Southern California (USC), where more than a quarter of its 47,000 students are internationals, many are scrambling ahead of an incoming administration of Donald Trump that has sent mixed signals on its interest in foreign students and workers, reported The Los Angeles Times on Monday.

These international students are changing their travel plans at the last minute, or rethinking post-graduation work searches in the United States.

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