Due to concerns over the incoming administration, several universities have urged students not to wait until the first days of spring semester classes to travel back to the U.S.

President-elect Donald Trump’s January 20 inauguration is leading to uncertainty and fear across US university campuses

Cornell University's Office of Global Learning is advising students to return before the January 21 start of the spring semester.

The potential for mass deportations and travel restrictions has spurred more than a dozen U.S. universities to tell international students to return to the United States before Jan. 20.

Some American universities asked students to return “prior to the presidential inauguration”, while others urged students to put off or cut short travel plans outside the US before the inauguration.

Harvard, MIT, Cornell, UPenn, Wesleyan, and U.S.C. Cornell are among several American colleges advising their international students to return to campus before President-elect Donald J. Trump is inaugurated on January 20, The New York Times reported.

More than a dozen schools have issued advisories, even though Trump’s plans remain uncertain. At some schools, the spring semester begins before Trump will take office, so stude

Several universities are issuing warnings to international students to return to campus before President-elect Donald Trump retakes the presidency over concerns about travel restrictions. During his first term,

Concerns about international students are rising within the US university community as Trump’s inauguration nears ・US universities are warning international students to return to campus before Trump's administration ・Concerns arise from the possibility of Trump reviving travel bans ・More than a dozen schools have issued advisories amid uncertainty