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1 Office of International Services International Student Enrollment Report Fall 2010
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3 Contents Introduction Overview of Report 2 Section 1 Summary of International Students 3 Section 2 Fall 2010 Top Ten Places of Origin 5 Section 3 Top Ten Places of Origin of Newly Enrolled International Students 7 Section 4 Enrolled International Students within the Total of USC Student Enrollment 8 Section 5 Distribution of Enrolled International Students by Academic Level 9 Section 6 International Student Enrollment by Schools and Majors 10 Section 7 Gender Composition of International Students 12 Section 8 International Student Enrollment by Region 13 Section 9 International Students by Place of Origin 14 Definitions of Terms International Students: International students are non-u.s. citizens holding non-immigrant visas. Citizens of other countries who are U.S. permanent residents are not included in this report. Visitors: Visitors are students enrolled in classes but not in degree programs. Optional Practical Training (OPT): OPT is the category of graduates on F-1 student visas who are legally employable for 12 months following graduation. They remain under USC auspices for the purpose of maintaining their immigration status and for national reporting purposes. Enrolled International Students: Enrolled International Students are international students who are enrolled in a degree or certificate program or are enrolled in classes as visitors. Other International Students: Other International Students are international students who are on OPT or enrolled at USC Language Academy. (In this report, tables and charts that include All International Students in the title include these students. Other tables and charts include only enrolled students.) Acknowledgements The Office of International Services would like to acknowledge the following departments for their support and assistance with the International Student Enrollment Report: Office of the Vice President, Admission & Planning Office of Academic Records and Registrar USC Language Academy USC Photography 1
4 Introduction In Fall semester 2010, USC s international student enrollment grew to an all-time high of 6,944 students. This enrollment number represented an increase of 5.45% from the previous academic year (6,585 international students enrolled in Fall 2009). This report includes detailed information about the academic pursuits of non-immigrant (international) students at USC, including data regarding place of origin, breakdowns by academic level, gender, and school/major, as well as some comparative figures from previous years. All data in this report represent totals from the Fall 2010 semester and are in accordance with USC reporting protocols and national data collection for international student enrollments at institutions across the U.S. Some of the tables and charts in this report include USC-affiliated students who are not enrolled in degree programs, including students attending the USC Language Academy, and graduated students on Optional Practical Training employment who remain under USC auspices for immigration status purposes. With the inclusion of these latter affiliated groups, the total number of non-immigrant students associated with USC in Fall 2010 was 8,615. This is the number used for national comparison purposes by the Institute of International Education in their annual Open Doors report. 116 different places of origin were represented by USC s international students in Fall While India had been the leading place of origin for several years, this year China has assumed the top spot due to another year of strong enrollment growth. Nearly 37% more students from China enrolled at USC in Fall 2010 compared to the previous year. Combined with last year s growth of 41%, the number of students from China attending USC rose from 1015 in 2008 to 1951 in 2010, an increase of 92% in that two-year period. Enrollment from India dipped slightly in Fall 2010, falling almost 8% to 1,499 compared to a high of 1,623 in Fall The number of students from South Korea was nearly equal to the previous year, with 724 students enrolled for Fall Combined, students from the three top places of origin of China, India and S. Korea represented 60% of USC s international students in Fall Overall, international students comprised nearly 19% of USC s overall student enrollment, with the proportion of international undergraduates growing in Fall 2010 to nearly 11% of the total undergraduate student population. This report was compiled by the Office of International Services (OIS), part of the USC Division of Student Affairs. Please direct all comments and inquiries to 2
5 Section 1 Summary of International Students Table 1.1 Total Numbers of All International Students Enrolled International Students Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change Undergraduate Graduate Visitors Enrolled International Student Total Other International Students Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change Optional Practical Training USC Language Academy Other International Student Total All International Student Total Chart 1.2 Fall 2010 Types of International Students within the International Population All International Students Enrolled International Students Percentages are rounded to the nearest even number. 3
6 Chart 1.3 Enrolled Graduate and Undergraduate Student Trend in Increments of 5 Years Undergraduate Graduate Chart Years of International Student Enrollment from Fall 1996-Fall 2010 Data includes degree-seeking students and visiting students in non-degree programs for all years listed. 4
7 Section 2 Fall 2010 Top Ten Places of Origin Table 2.1 Place of Origin Fall 2010 Top Ten Places of Origin of All International Students Fall 2010 Enrolled Fall 2010 OPT Fall 2010 Language Academy Fall 2009 Enrolled % Change between Fall 2010 & 2009 Enrolled China India South Korea Taiwan Canada Hong Kong Iran Japan Indonesia United Kingdom Total from Top Ten Places Total of Int l Students % of Top Ten Places of Origin 81.54% 88.87% 69.68% 80.43% N/A Table 2.2 Fall 2010 Top Ten Places of Origin of All International Students: 11 Year Comparison Year China India South Korea Taiwan Canada Hong Kong Iran Japan Indonesia United Kingdom Total of students include visitors, students on Optional Practical Training and students attending USC Language Academy. 5
8 China India South Korea Taiwan Canada Hong Kong Iran Japan Indonesia United Kingdom Chart 2.3 Current Top Ten Places of Origin of All International Students: 11 Year Comparison Total of students include visitors, students on Optional Practical Training, and students attending USC Language Academy. Top ten places of origin only applies to year Other years have different top ten places of origin. 6
9 Table 3.1 Section 3 Top Ten Places of Origin of Newly Enrolled International Students Top Ten Places of Origin of Newly Enrolled International Students Place of Origin Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change China India South Korea Taiwan Canada Japan Hong Kong Indonesia Thailand Iran Total Total of New Int l Students % of Top Ten Countries N/A Total includes visitors but not USC Language Academy. Chart 3.2 Fall 2010 Top Ten Places of Origin of Newly Enrolled International Students Total includes visitors but not USC Language Academy. 7
10 Section 4 Enrolled International Students within the Total of USC Student Enrollment Table 4.1 Fall 2010 Enrolled International Students as a Proportion of USC Student Enrollment Class Level Enrolled International Students USC Students including Enrolled Int l Students % Enrolled International Students Undergraduate , Graduate , Visitors Total , Chart 4.2 Fall 2010 Enrolled International Students as a Proportion of USC Student Enrollment , ,279 13, Undergraduate Graduate Visitors Total International Students Non-International Students 8
11 Section 5 Distribution of Enrolled International Students by Academic Level Table 5.1 Enrolled International Students by Academic Level Undergraduate Students Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Undergraduate Visitor Graduate Students Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change Masters Doctoral Professional Graduate Visitor Total Chart 5.2 Fall 2010 Distribution of Academic Levels for Enrolled International Students 9
12 Section 6 International Student Enrollment by Schools and Majors Table 6.1 Fall 2010 International Student Enrollment by Schools School Intl Total Intl UG UG Total % Intl UG Intl GR GR Total % Intl GR Leventhal School of Accounting School of Architecture Marshall School of Business School of Cinematic Arts Anneberg School for Communication Ostrow School of Dentistry Rossier School of Education Viterbi School of Engineering Roski School of Fine Arts Leonard Davis School of Gerontology School of Law College of Letters, Arts & Sciences , Keck School of Medicine Thorton School of Music School of Pharmacy School of Policy, Planning & Development School of Social Work School of Theatre Total Listed numbers do not include visitors and dual degree program students. There are 76 dual degree students, of which 2 are international students, and 205 visiting students. 10
13 Table 6.2 Fall 2010 International Student Enrollment by Top 15 Majors Major Undergraduate Major Graduate 1. Business Administration Economics Accounting Architecture Psychology Communication International Relations Electrical Engineering Industrial and Systems Engineering Global Business (Intl Relations) Mechanical Engineering Biological Sciences Economics/Mathematics Chemical Engineering Health Promo. & Disease Prevention Political Science Theatre 15. Biochemistry Petroleum Engineering (Chem. Eng.) Electrical Engineering Computer Science Industrial Systems Engineering Law Business Administration (Full-Time MBA) Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Biodmedical Engineering Engineering Management Communication Management Economics VLSI Design (Electrical Engineering Business Administration Genetic, Molecular, & Cell Biology Chemistry 70 Listed numbers do not include visiting students or dual degree students. Chart 6.3 Fall 2010 International Student Enrollment by Top 10 Majors Undergraduate Graduate 11
14 Percent Section 7 Gender Composition of International Students Table 7.1 Comparison of Gender Composition of All International Students Gender Fall 2010 Fall 2010 % Fall 2009 Fall 2009 % Males % % Females % % Totals % % Totals include OPT, USC Language Academy and student visitors. Chart 7.2 Fall 2010 Gender Comparison of All International Students Undergraduate Graduate. Chart 7.3 Percentage of All Male & Female Intl Students in Increments of 5 Years since % 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 78% 74% 71% 67% 65% 62% 61% 22% 26% 29% 33% 35% 38% 39% Year Males Females 12
15 Section 8 International Student Enrollment by Region Table 8.1 International Student Enrollment by Region Region Fall 2010 Fall 2009 % Change Africa % Asia % Europe % Latin America and the Caribbean % Middle East % North America % Oceania % Total % Totals include degree-seeking students and student visitors and excludes students on OPT and USC Language Academy. Chart 8.2 Fall 2010 International Student Enrollment by Region Totals include degree-seeking students and student visitors and excludes students on OPT and USC Language Academy. 13
16 Section 9 International Student Total by Place of Origin Table 9.1 Fall 2010 All International Student Total by Place of Origin Place of Origin Undergraduate Graduate Visitors 14 Enrolled Intl Student Total Language Academy Angola Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan 1 Bahrain Bangladesh Belarus Belgium Belize Bermuda 1 Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Cambodia OPT All Intl Student Total Canada Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic
17 Place of Origin Undergraduate Graduate Visitors Enrolled Intl Student Total Language Academy Ecuador OPT All Intl Student Total Egypt El Salvador 1 Estonia Ethiopia Finland France Gabon Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Guinea-Bissau 1 Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Kyrgyzstan 1 Latvia Lebanon Libya Lithuania
18 Place of Origin Undergraduate Graduate Visitors Enrolled Intl Student Total Language Academy OPT All Intl Student Total Macau Malaysia Mauritius Mexico Monaco Mongolia Montenegro 1 Morocco Myanmar (Burma) Nicaragua Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles New Zealand Nigeria Norway Pakistan Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Saudi Arabia Serbia Serbia & Montenegro Singapore Slovakia
19 Place of Origin Undergraduate Graduate Visitors Enrolled Intl Student Total Language Academy Slovenia South Africa OPT All Intl Student Total South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tanzania 1 Thailand Tonga 1 Trinidad and Tobago Turkey Turks & Caicos Islands 1 Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Yemen 1 Zambia Zimbabwe Total
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