UNH aims to boost revenue, diversity with program  By Holly
Ramer Associated Press / November 4, 2010  E-mail this article
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N.H.—The University of New Hampshire is hoping to boost both
revenue and the diversity of its student body by partnering with
an outside company to recruit and support international
students.  The university recently became the fifth U.S. campus
to sign an agreement with Navitas, a for-profit Australian firm
that sets up and manages international pathway programs. About
two dozen students are expected to arrive on the Durham campus
in May for a year of English-language classes and modified
academic courses. Those who succeed will be eligible to continue
their studies at UNH alongside their American peers.  "It's an
extraordinarily complicated undertaking to understand secondary
education systems literally in countries from Argentina to
Zimbabwe, and we really have not b