International Student Resources
In the 2019-2020 school year, nearly 1.1 million international students came to study in the US. US colleges and universities take pride in welcoming students from all over the world to their campuses.
Top 10 Countries of Origin for International Students
Country | # of Students (2020-2021) | # of Students (2019-2020) | % Change from Pre-Pandemic Level |
China | 317,299 | 372,532 | -14.8% |
India | 167,582 | 193,124 | -13.2% |
South Korea | 39,491 | 49,809 | -20.7% |
Canada | 25,143 | 25,992 | -3.3% |
Saudi Arabia | 21,933 | 30,957 | -29.2% |
Vietnam | 21,631 | 23,777 | -9.0% |
Taiwan | 19,673 | 23,724 | -17.1% |
Brazil | 14,000 | 16,671 | -16.0% |
Mexico | 12,986 | 14,348 | -9.5% |
Nigeria | 12,860 | 13,762 | -6.6% |
Source: Open Doors Data
Singaporean Students
Almost every top university in the U.S. will require Singaporean applicants to complete the GCE A Level Exams or the IB Diploma as an equivalent to the U.S. high school diploma.
Chinese Students
Over 350,000 students come to the U.S. every year from China to study at American universities, so you might have heard of this compelling option!
UK Students
Whether it’s Harvard, Stanford, or UCLA, U.S.-based colleges and universities offer qualified British applicants vibrant opportunities to expand their worldviews within some of the most robust learning infrastructures in the world.
Saudi Arabian Students
Saudi students who are looking to apply to colleges and universities in the United States may quickly realize that the education system at home may look different from the one American students are used to in the United States.
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