"Kent State was not given advanced notice nor specific reasons for these decisions," university President Todd Diacon said in a statement.

The Trump administration has revoked visa for international college students at a variety of Ohio universities. Ohio State University, Kent State University, the University of Cincinnati and the University of Akron all have had international students whose visas have been revoked recently by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Hundreds of student visas across the nation have been revoked by the Trump administration, leaving many students uncertain about their future.

Economists say Michigan gets a boost from foreign students who are often highly skilled young people, a group the state is struggling to attract.

Colleges say the cancellations have caused fear and confusion on campuses across the U.S.

The visa terminations are part of a nationwide campaign to strip international students of their ability to stay in the U.S.

A Pitt student and two recent graduates are among the latest students in the Pittsburgh area to have their visas revoked.

The number of students known to have lost their visas could be as high as 12. Hundreds of visas have been revoked across the nation.

Four students and three alumni in the West Virginia University system have had their student visas revoked, a WVU spokesperson confirmed Wednesday night.