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International Student Statistics, Fall 2014 International Student Statistics, Fall 2014 Total students: 667 For the purpose of these statistics, international students are defined as F-1 and J-1 student visa holders. Totals may not equal 100% due to rounding. Percentages 1% and greater were rounded to the nearest whole number. Gender Number of students Percentage Female 365 55% Male 302 45% Sex Male 45% Female 55% Age Number of students Percentage 17 and under 11 2% 18-19 152 23% 20-21 160 24% 22-24 138 21% 25-29 136 20% 30-34 45 7% 35-39 15 2% 40+ 10 1% Age Age 40+ 10 Age 35-39 15 Age 30-34 45 Age 25-29 136 Age 22-24 138 Age 20-21 160 Age 18-19 152 Age 17 and under 11 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Visa Type Number of students Percentage F-1 612 92% J-1 55 8% Visa Type J-1 8% F-1 92% Level Number of students Percentage Graduate 296 44% Undergraduate 330 49% Exchange (Graduate) 2 0.3% Exchange (Undergraduate) 39 6% 2 Exchange Level (Undergraduate) Exchange 6% (Graduate) 0% Graduate 44% Undergraduate 50% Academic Program Number of students Percentage Bachelor of Arts 66 10% Bachelor of Arts International 14 2% Honours (St. Andrews Program) Bachelor of Business Admin 48 7% Bachelor of Science 31 5% Undeclared (Undergraduate) 171 26% Non-Degree Seeking 39 6% (undergraduate exchange) Non-Degree Seeking 2 0.3% (graduate exchange) Master of Accounting 22 3% Master of Business Admin 81 12% LL.M. (Master of Laws) 36 5% J.D. (Law) 15 2% Master of Arts 4 0.6% Master of Public Policy 2 0.3% Master of Science 16 2% Ph.D. Arts and Sciences 108 16% Master of Education 4 0.6% Ed.S. (Education Specialist, 1 0.1% School Psychology) Ph.D. Education 7 1% 3 Academic Program Undeclared (Undergraduate) 171 Ph.D. Arts and Sciences 108 Master of Business Admin 81 LL.M. (Master of Laws) 36 Bachelor of Arts 66 Non-Degree Seeking (undergraduate exchange) 39 Bachelor of Business Admin 22 Bachelor of Science 31 Master of Accounting 22 Master of Science 16 J.D. (Law) 15 Ph.D. Education 7 Bachelor of Arts International Honours (St.… 14 Master of Education 4 Master of Arts 4 Master of Public Policy 2 Non-Degree Seeking (graduate exchange) 2 Ed.S. (Education Specialist, School Psychology) 1 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Degree Seeking and Exchange Countries Number Percentage Country Number Percentage Australia 9 1% Netherlands 7 1% Austria 2 0.3% New Zealand 2 0.3% Azerbaijan 1 0.1% Nigeria 1 0.1% Bahrain 5 0.7% Norway 1 0.1% Bangladesh 2 0.3% Pakistan 4 0.6% Brazil 5 0.7% Peru 1 0.1% Canada 10 1% Philippines 1 0.1% China 408 61% Romania 1 0.1% Colombia 2 0.3% Russia 1 0.1% Costa Rica 2 0.3% Saudi Arabia 2 0.3% Czech 1 0.1% Serbia 1 0.1% Republic Dominican 1 0.1% Sierra Leone 2 0.3% Republic Estonia 1 0.1% Singapore 2 0.3% France 8 1% Slovakia 1 0.1% Germany 4 0.6% South Korea 45 7% Ghana 2 0.3% Sweden 1 0.1% Hong Kong 3 0.4% Switzerland 2 0.3% 4 India 29 4% Taiwan 8 1% Indonesia 10 1% Thailand 6 0.9% Iran 2 0.3% Trinidad & 1 0.1% Tobago Italy 3 0.4% Turkey 1 0.1% Jamaica 1 0.1% Uganda 1 0.1% Japan 17 3% Ukraine 1 0.1% Jordan 1 0.1% United 19 3% Kingdom Malaysia 2 0.3% Venezuela 3 0.4% Mexico 4 0.6% Vietnam 5 0.7% Mongolia 1 0.1% Yemen 1 0.1% Myanmar 2 0.3% Zambia 1 0.1% Nepal 6 0.9% Zimbabwe 1 0.1% Total Number of Students: 667 Total Number of Countries: 58 Degree Seeking only Countries Number Percentage Country Number Percentage Australia 7 1% New Zealand 1 0.2% Azerbaijan 1 0.2% Nigeria 1 0.2% Bahrain 5 0.8% Norway 1 0.2% Bangladesh 2 0.3% Pakistan 4 0.6% Brazil 5 0.8% Peru 1 0.2% Canada 10 2% Philippines 1 0.2% China 403 64% Romania 1 0.2% Colombia 2 0.3% 0.3% 1 0.2% Costa Rica 2 0.3% Saudi Arabia 2 0.3% Czech 1 0.2% Serbia 1 0.2% Republic Dominican 1 0.2% Sierra Leone 2 0.3% Republic Estonia 1 0.2% Singapore 1 0.2% France 4 0.6% Slovakia 1 0.2% Germany 2 0.3% South Korea 44 7% Ghana 2 0.3% Switzerland 2 0.3% Hong Kong 3 0.5% Taiwan 8 1% India 29 5% Thailand 6 0.9% Indonesia 10 2% Trinidad & 1 0.2% Tobago Iran 2 0.3% Turkey 1 0.2% Italy 2 0.3% Uganda 1 0.2% Jamaica 1 0.2% Ukraine 1 0.2% Japan 12 2% United 9 1% Kingdom Jordan 1 0.2% Venezuela 3 0.5% Malaysia 2 0.3% Vietnam 5 0.8% 5 Mexico 4 0.6% Yemen 1 0.2% Myanmar 2 0.3% Zambia 1 0.2% Nepal 6 0.9% Zimbabwe 1 0.2% Netherlands 2 0.3% Total Number of Students: 626 Total Number of Countries: 55 Exchange Only Countries Number Percentage Country Number Percentage Australia 2 5% Mongolia 1 2% Austria 2 5% Netherlands 5 12% China 5 12% New Zealand 1 2% France 4 10% Singapore 1 2% Germany 2 5% South Korea 1 2% Italy 1 2% Sweden 1 2% Japan 5 12% United 10 24% Kingdom Total Number of Students: 41 Total Number of Countries: 14 Top 5 countries (degree seeking & exchange) Percentage of total international student population China 61% South Korea 7% India 4% United Kingdom 3% Japan 3% Top 5 countries (degree seeking only) Percentage of total degree seeking international student population China 64% South Korea 7% India 5% Japan 2% Canada/Indonesia (tie) 2% (each) Top 5 countries (exchange only) Percentage of total exchange international student population United Kingdom 24% China/Netherlands/Japan (tie) 12% (each) France 10% 6 Citizenship (Degree Seeking & Exchange) China 408 South Korea 45 India 29 United Kingdom 19 Japan 17 Indonesia 10 Canada 10 Australia 9 Taiwan 8 France 8 Netherlands 7 Thailand 6 Nepal 6 Vietnam 5 Brazil 5 Bahrain 5 Pakistan 4 Mexico 4 Germany 4 Venezuela 3 Italy 3 Hong Kong 3 Switzerland 2 Sierra Leone 2 Saudi Arabia 2 New Zealand 2 Myanmar 2 Malaysia 2 Iran 2 Ghana 2 Costa Rica 2 Colombia 2 Bangladesh 2 Austria 2 Zimbabwe 1 Zambia 1 Yemen 1 Ukraine 1 Uganda 1 Turkey 1 Trinidad & Tobago 1 Sweden 1 Sri Lanka 1 Slovakia 1 Serbia 1 Russia 1 Romania 1 Philippines 1 Peru 1 Norway 1 Nigeria 1 Mongolia 1 Jordan 1 Jamaica 1 Estonia 1 Dominican Republic 1 Czech Republic 1 Azerbaijan 1 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 7 .
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