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1 YOUR SURVEY HAS NOT BEEN SUBMITTED - Please review your answers and click submit below. Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange U.S. Study Abroad Survey Fall 2007 through Summer 2008 Institution: Catholic University of America Unit ID: City: Washington State: DC If your contact info has changed from the request for data letter, please enter new contact info below: 1. TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS How many U.S. students (U.S. citizens or permanent residents) enrolled for a degree at your institution's U.S. campus earned academic credit towards their degree through study abroad during Fall 2007 through Summer 2008? (Do not include students who studied in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, or any other part of the U.S.) If you are reporting for a community college, please enter the number of U.S. students (U.S. citizens or permanent residents) who received academic credit for participating in a study abroad program during Fall 2007 to Summer 2008? (Do not include students who studied in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, or any other part of the U.S.) THIS IS YOUR TOTAL REPORTED STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS ACADEMIC LEVEL: How many of your total reported study abroad students were: file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (1 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
2 ASSOCIATE'S Associate's Degree Students General Education Students Non-Degree Students BACHELOR'S Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Bachelor's, Unspecified GRADUATE Master's Doctorate Professional (e.g. JD, MD, DDS, DVM, etc.) Graduate, Unspecified DO NOT KNOW Do Not Know TOTAL GENDER How many of your total reported study abroad students were: A. Male B. Female C. Do Not Know TOTAL ETHNICITY/RACE How many of your total reported study abroad students were: A. White B. Hispanic or Latino/a C. Black or African-American D. Asian/Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander E. American Indian or Alaska Native F. Multiracial G. Do Not Know TOTAL MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (2 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
3 How many of your total reported study abroad students declared majors in the following fields prior to receiving academic credit for study abroad? (Students with more than one major can be included under multiple categories- your total for this section may be higher than your total reported study abroad students.) A. Agriculture B. Business and Management C. Education D. Engineering E. Fine or Applied Arts F. Foreign Languages G. Health Sciences H. Humanities I. Social Sciences J. Mathematics or Computer Sciences K. Physical or Life Sciences L. Undeclared M. Other (please specify below) N. Do Not Know TOTAL 235 Other Fields of Study Law; Architecture 6. DESTINATIONS How many of your total reported study abroad students received academic credit for study abroad in each destination listed below? - Please use CTRL-F (CMD-F for Mac users) on your keyboard to find specific countries. - Do not include students who studied abroad in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, or any other part of the U.S. - "Multi-Destination" refers to students who spend half or less than half of their single study abroad experience in any one destination. - Students who studied abroad on more than one program/experience in different destinations can be counted in more than one category below (your total for this section may be higher than your total reported study abroad students). - Please count students who studied in England, Scotland or Northern Ireland under "3290 United Kingdom." - Please count students who studied in unlisted destinations under "9900 DO NOT KNOW/OTHER" and specify in the COMMENTS/NOTES section at the end of the survey. file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (3 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
4 8901 MULTI-DESTINATION Gabon 1555 Niger 9900 DO NOT KNOW/ OTHER 1515 Gambia 1560 Nigeria 2205 Afghanistan 3188 Georgia 6250 Niue 3110 Albania 3226 Germany Norfolk Island 1310 Algeria 1520 Ghana 3270 Norway 3203 Andorra 3233 Gibraltar 2445 Oman 1210 Angola 3236 Greece Pakistan 4155 Anguilla 4192 Grenada 6263 Palau 7000 Antarctica 4130 Guadeloupe 2443 Palestinian Authority 4151 Antigua & Barbuda 4250 Guatemala 4290 Panama 4305 Argentina 1525 Guinea 6240 Papua New Guinea 3189 Armenia 1530 Guinea-Bissau 4350 Paraguay 4103 Aruba 4345 Guyana 4355 Peru 6110 Australia Haiti 2335 Philippines file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (4 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
5 3206 Austria 4260 Honduras 3160 Poland Azerbaijan 2130 Hong Kong Portugal 4105 Bahamas 3150 Hungary 2450 Qatar 2405 Bahrain 3243 Iceland 1155 Reunion 2210 Bangladesh 2220 India 3170 Romania 4110 Barbados 2315 Indonesia 3186 Russia 3181 Belarus 2415 Iran 1165 Rwanda 3210 Belgium Ireland 1565 St. Helena 4210 Belize 2425 Israel 4154 St. Kitts & Nevis 1510 Benin 3250 Italy St. Lucia 5110 Bermuda 4140 Jamaica 4194 St. Vincent & the Grenadines 2215 Bhutan 2140 Japan 6280 Samoa 4310 Bolivia 2430 Jordan 3276 San Marino 3193 Bosnia & Herzegovina 2260 Kazakhstan 1280 São Tomé & Príncipe file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (5 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
6 1410 Botswana 1130 Kenya 2455 Saudi Arabia 4315 Brazil 6225 Kiribati 1570 Senegal 4152 British Virgin Islands 2160 Korea (South) 3172 Serbia 2305 Brunei 3142 Kosovo 1170 Seychelles 3120 Bulgaria 2435 Kuwait 1575 Sierra Leone 1585 Burkina Faso 2265 Kyrgyzstan 2345 Singapore 1115 Burundi 2325 Laos 3132 Slovakia 2320 Cambodia 3184 Latvia 3192 Slovenia 1220 Cameroon 2440 Lebanon 6205 Solomon Islands 5120 Canada 1420 Lesotho 1175 Somalia 1505 Cape Verde 1540 Liberia 1440 South Africa 4115 Cayman Islands 1340 Libya 3280 Spain Central African Republic 3253 Liechtenstein 2245 Sri Lanka 1240 Chad 3185 Lithuania 1370 Sudan file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (6 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
7 4320 Chile 3256 Luxembourg 4360 Suriname 2110 China 2170 Macau 1450 Swaziland 4325 Colombia 3194 Macedonia 3283 Sweden 1120 Comoros 1135 Madagascar 3286 Switzerland Congo, Republic (Brazzaville) 1140 Malawi 2460 Syria 1290 Congo, Dem. Rep. of/ Former Zaire (Kinshasa) 2330 Malaysia 2120 Taiwan 6210 Cook Islands 2225 Maldives 2270 Tajikistan 4230 Costa Rica 1545 Mali 1180 Tanzania 1535 Côte d'ivoire/ Ivory Coast 3260 Malta 2350 Thailand 3191 Croatia 6227 Marshall Islands 1580 Togo 4120 Cuba 4160 Martinique 6270 Tonga 3125 Cyprus 1550 Mauritania 4180 Trinidad & Tobago 3131 Czech Republic 1145 Mauritius 1380 Tunisia 3213 Denmark 4270 Mexico Turkey 1 file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (7 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
8 1105 Djibouti 6260 Micronesia 2250 Turkmenistan 4191 Dominica 3187 Moldova 4185 Turks & Caicos Islands 4125 Dominican Republic 3263 Monaco 6271 Tuvalu 2370 East Timor 2180 Mongolia 1185 Uganda 4330 Ecuador 3197 Montenegro 3182 Ukraine 1330 Egypt 4153 Montserrat 2470 United Arab Emirates 4240 El Salvador 1350 Morocco 3290 United Kingdom Equatorial Guinea 1150 Mozambique 4365 Uruguay 1195 Eritrea 2310 Myanmar (Former Burma) 2255 Uzbekistan 3183 Estonia 1430 Namibia 6245 Vanautu 1125 Ethiopia 6230 Nauru 3240 Vatican City/Holy See 4335 Falkland Islands 2230 Nepal 4370 Venezuela 6215 Fiji 3266 Netherlands 2360 Vietnam 3220 Finland Netherlands Antilles 6275 Wallis & Futuna file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (8 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
9 3223 France New Caledonia 2485 Yemen 4340 French Guiana 6120 New Zealand 1190 Zambia 6220 French Polynesia 4280 Nicaragua 1160 Zimbabwe TOTAL - ALL DESTINATIONS DURATION OF STUDY ABROAD How many of your total reported study abroad students received academic credit for a study abroad experience of the following durations? (Students on more than one program can be counted in more than one category- your total for this section may be higher than your total reported study abroad students.) SHORT-TERM A. Summer: Two Weeks or More B. Summer: Less than Two Weeks C. January Term D. Two to Eight Weeks during the Academic Year (including May Term) E. Less than Two Weeks during the Academic Year (including May Term) MID-LENGTH F. One Quarter G. Two Quarters H. One Semester LONG-TERM I. Academic Year J. Calendar Year (e.g Southern Hemisphere programs) OTHER K. Other (please specify below) DO NOT KNOW L. Do Not Know TOTAL 238 Other Durations 8. DISABILITY 8A. How many of your total reported study abroad students had: A. No disability file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (9 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
10 B. Disability (includes physical, hearing, vision, mental, chronic health-related, learning, multiple and other disabilities) C. Do Not Know TOTAL 235 8B. How many of your total reported study abroad students had the following types of disabilities (Students with more than one disability can be included under multiple categories.): A. Sensory Disability (hard of hearing, deaf, low vision, blind, or deafblind) B. Physical Disability (amputee, cerebral palsy, paraplegia, spina bifida, uses wheelchair, etc.) 1 C. Mental Disability (anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, etc.) D. Attention Deficit Disorder or Learning Disability (dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, etc.) 1 E. Other Disability (e.g., brain injury, speech impediment, health-related disability, autism, etc.) F. Do Not Know TOTAL 2 9. INTERNSHIPS AND WORK ABROAD How many of your total reported study abroad students received academic credit for an internship, volunteer or work abroad experience (paid or unpaid) as part of their study abroad experience? PROGRAM SPONSORSHIP How many of your total reported study abroad students studied abroad under programs (Students on more than one program can be included in more than one category.): A. Administered or managed completely by your own institution (including bilateral exchanges with 208 foreign universities) regardless of whether you give direct credit? B. Organized or sponsored by other institutions or providers regardless of whether you give direct credit? 30 C. Do not know TOTAL FINANCES Please indicate which types of financial aid were awarded by your institution for study abroad during Fall 2007 through Summer Check either Yes, No, or DNK (Do Not Know) for each of the program types and financial aid types: Type of Aid Federal Aid State Aid OWN PROGRAMS PROGRAMS ON APPROVED LIST PROGRAMS NOT ON APPROVED LIST Yes No DNK Yes No DNK Yes No DNK file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (10 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
11 Need Based Institutional Aid Merit-Based Institutional Aid Other Aid COMMENTS/NOTES (Optional) Please include any information that may be useful to us during data editing, such as explanations about incomplete or missing data. Three students participated in more than one program and at more than one location. Please print out this page for your records. You may also wish to convert this page into a PDF document or save it as a webpage to be able to access it again in the future NOTE: Once you click on the Submit Survey button, you will not be able to make any further changes to your survey data or view your responses. Questions? iieresearch@iie.org or call us at (212) or (212) x 6372 p16 file:///s /CUAbroad/Open Doors/CUAbroad Open Doors /Study Abroad htm (11 of 11) [6/10/2009 3:21:03 PM]
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