Titlebook: International Students in American Colleges and Universities; A History Teresa Brawner Bevis,Christopher J. Lucas Book 2007 Palgrave Macmil

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Introduction,, “We need a constant cross-fertilization of ideas between the many cultures of mankind. A logical function of education, in a world in which men and women everywhere have no alternative but to live as members of one community, is to serve as the medium whereby people become acquainted with each other.”

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Early American Colleges and Education Exchange,gher learning available. The practice of studying abroad during the early years of America’s independence thus became the precursor to all education exchange to follow and helped set the conditions that in time created a two-way migration.

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