Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump and his administration have sought to limit international students in the U.S. Projections from NAFSA, the association of international educators, estimated that a 15 percent drop in international student enrollment nationwide would result in $7 billion in lost revenue. But the restrictions on international student enrollment so far haven’t made a dent at Harvard, where administrators anticipate similar numbers of international students for the fall, The Harvard Crimson reported. Columbia University’s incoming class is 16 percent international students, according to The Columbia Spectator, down from last fall’s 30 percent. Even flagship institutions are feeling the effects of fewer international students, in large part because of fewer master’s students, Aw said.