[dartharva]

H-1B is a work visa, not a student visa.

And I highly doubt the kind of universities that rely on tuition revenues from foreign students are ones leading the US's tech edge. The universities that actually matter in this regard will be well-equipped to survive a small setback of less foreign admissions.

[fooker]

>H-1B is a work visa, not a student visa.

  H-1B is the primary path for international MS and PhD students to work in the US.

> kind of universities that rely on tuition revenues from foreign students are ones leading the US's tech edge

That's all universities except community colleges.

>he universities that actually matter in this regard will be well-equipped to survive a small setback of less foreign admissions.

Possible, I'd not bet on it. There is a reason the immigration rules are as they are, and are pretty difficult to overhaul.