The Lack of Cultural Diversity

Things must have really changed since I attended Harlaxton during the Spring Semester of 1985. I would guesss that half of the students were American, and half were from other countries. When did the change occur? Why? What is the current policy? I thought it was a great benefit to ALL of us to be exposed to students from other countries, who had different primary languages, different customs, different religious practices. Why go to schoo lin another country if you are not going to have experience with folks from other countries? Sort of defeats the purpose, I would say?

I attended in 1981 and enjoyed the cultural diversity of the students there. Living and studying with students from other countries was
an integral part of the "Harlaxton Experience". I agree with Sarah that it defeats the purpose of studying abroad. Harlaxton needs to
reconsider the 1991 policy. Not sure I would like today's Harlaxton.... a fancy american college dorm across the pond?