Possible effects of Brexit for international students?

I'm an international student (from the U.S) and I plan on attending Cambridge in the fall. I'm wondering if Brexit will affect me as a student at Cambridge in any way.

Well UK has voted to leave it appears, and the pound has fallen to a historic low (devaluing by more than 10%). This means the American dollar is stronger than it was before, so I'll be paying less, right? This assumes Cambridge doesn't increase their fees to compensate.

Will those who previously qualified as EU students have to pay the much higher fees that internationals do?

Indeed.

So in fact I WILL be affected by this. I wonder if this is reason to not go to Cambridge because I can't pay any more than I am already paying.

Ok. What about a Cambridge degree being devalued in the eyes of the rest of the world (America in particular, as this is where I intend to go afterwards). I highly doubt Cambridge will lose its place as one of the best universities in the world, but I'm not sure, For example some are speculating about a brain drain from UK universities:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/brain-drain-brexit-universities-science-academics-referendum-eu-a7100266.html