Eight programs suspended at P.E.I. college over drop in international students
- Holland College, a P.E.I. Institution, will suspend eight programs for the upcoming academic year.
- A federal government decision to cap international student permits triggered program suspensions.
- The school will also downsize three programs, affecting 35 staff, but current students can finish year two.
- President MacDonald stated, "We regret this unprecedented step to maintain program integrity and financial sustainability."
- Holland College anticipates an 83% decrease in international students, resulting in a $7 million tuition shortfall.
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