New Bill Would Limit International Student Athletes To 20% Per College Team, Starting In 2029
The TEAM USA Act would cap international athletes at 20% per college team and tie compliance to federal student aid. Here’s what the bill says.
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The TEAM USA Act would cap international athletes at 20% per college team and tie compliance to federal student aid. Here’s what the bill says.

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Wellesley College will cover full tuition for families earning under $200,000 starting fall 2027, raising its $150,000 threshold to match Harvard and MIT.

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