Percentage of School's Total Enrollment
University of Southern California 22%
New York University 13%
Columbia University 26%
University of Illinois 16%
Purdue University 15%
University of Michigan 14%
University of Texas 11%
UCLA 15%
Boston University 16%
Michigan state University 10%
Harvard University 23%
University of Florida 9%
Choosing a University
How can you narrow down the 5,000 higher education institutions in the U.S. to just one? First, ask yourself the following questions to make sure the universities you’re considering provide exactly what you’re looking for.
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For international students that plan to study in America, the Council of Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) is an excellent resource to ensure the colleges and universities you look into meet the standards of academic quality and recognition you are seeking, as well as to ensure they will help meet both your long and short term academic and career goals. The decision to study at an accredited university in the United States guarantees international students that study in America can transfer with ease among the greatest number of reputable institutions of higher learning, while avoiding unintended application submissions to colleges and universities that may not be accredited through these desired channels. However, it is worth noting a number of technical colleges and specialty schools might not have these formal accreditations yet are worthwhile career paths for some individuals, depending on their unique situations.
Most popular states for foreign students
California remains the biggest draw for foreigners, with roughly 103,000 students studying there. Here are the 10 most popular states for international students:
1. California (102,789)
2. New York (82,436)
3. Texas (61,511)
4. Massachusetts (41,258)
5. Illinois (35,920)
6. Pennsylvania (33,398)
7. Florida (32,567)
8. Ohio (26,427)
9. Michigan (25,551)
10. Indiana (22,194
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