News Article: Don’t call us agents - the industry making millions from international students (Paywalled)

The universities refused to release the names of the agents they used. So who are they and how do they operate in this multi-million dollar industry?

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https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/business-of-education/dont-call-us-agents-the-industry-making-millions-from-international-students

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2024-04-03T23:02:34+0000

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