How Asian International Students are Treated in America and Following Considerations

Abstract

Asian international students suffer from intense discrimination as they go to the universities or stay in the United States. Many factors together incur this phenomenon. First, English proficiency occupies an important position since the students have experienced "text-based" language education and are unfamiliar with foreign cultures. Secondly, skin color plays a crucial role because local students are likely to judge a single person with sight blocking by smoking engendered by stereotypes of a group of people. Thirdly, racism is also indispensable since people often have a sense of exclusiveness. However, potential solutions can be applied and thus lead to positive changes on racial discrimination against Asian international students caused by the factors above.