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American students lose interest in China studies

Concerns about pollution, work opportunities take toll on enrollment

Some observers say that study abroad programs in China need to address student demand for internships and work opportunities, not just focus on language and culture.(Courtesy CET Academic Programs)
PAUL MOONEY, Contributing writer | North America

BERKELEY, U.S. - Early in his presidency, Barack Obama set a goal to vastly increase the number of Americans studying Chinese and taking part in academic programs in China.

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