FALL 2017 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT REPORT. International Students and Scholars Office of International Affairs

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FALL 2017 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT REPORT International Students and Scholars Office of International Affairs

OUR STAFF SAMBA Dieng, Director JEANNE Ma, Associate Director OLGA Scarpero, Assistant Director BONNIE Beidleman, Office Coordinator CLARA Buie, Program Director SOPHIE Goodfellow, Graduate Assistant MOHAMED Hagag, Database Coordinator ANGEL Oi Yee, Graduate Assistant

INTRODUCTION Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to share this report on the university s international student community. The Office of International Students & Scholars (OISS) serves our rapidly growing international community of students and scholars. We track, report, and provide services for over 1434 enrolled and graduated international students. This report serves as a statistical resource about our international students. Lehigh s international community includes degree seeking and non-degree seeking non-immigrant visa holders and exchange students. This report does not include international scholars who serve as researchers, faculty members, or short-term lecturers at the university, nor does it include immigrants such as green card holders, asylees or refugees. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at sad416@lehigh.edu. Sincerely, Samba Dieng Director, International Students & Scholars Office of International Affairs Lehigh University

TOTAL INTERNATIONAL POPULATION 1,144 316 Total International Population New International Undergraduate & Graduate Enrollment 434 Undergraduate 710 Graduate 107 Undergraduate 198 Graduate 11 Exchange 1200 1150 OPT 290 * Optional Practical Training (OPT) is a benefit for international students allowing them to work in the U.S. for one year or more in their field of study after completion of their degree. 1100 Graduate 710 1050 Undergraduate 434 1000 950 900 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 International Student Population (2012-2017) Students by Level Other 1% Male 62% Female 38% J1 5% Gender Distribution F1 94% Visa Types

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 434 Total International Undergraduates 107 New Degree Seeking 11 Non Degree Seeking General College 4% Intercollegiate 9% Engineering 39% Business 21% Arts & Sciences 27% 140 Field of Study 120 100 80 60 Female 42% 40 Male 58% 20 0 Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors 61 Countries Represented

Top Programs Recruiting Fall 2017 Industrial & Sys Engineering (25 students) Analytical Finance (23 students) Mechanical Engineering (16 students) Top Programs Total Enrollment Mechanical Engineering (98 students) Industrial & Sys Engineering (92 students) Electrical Engineering (68 students) Analytical Finance (59 students) GRADUATE STUDENTS 710 Total International Graduate Students 198 New International Graduate Students 60 Countries Represented Education 8% Arts & Sciences 12% Business 18% Engineering 62% Field of Study

Top Countries China: 674 (59%) India: 82 (7%) ENROLLMENT BY REGIONS OF THE WORLD Iran: 40 (3%) AFRICA: 41 MIDDLE EAST: 91 AMERICAS: 49 East Africa Iran Caribbean Ethiopia Iraq Bahamas Kenya Jordan Dominican Republic Rwanda Kuwait Jamaica Tanzania Lebanon Central America Uganda Oman El Salvador North Africa Saudi Arabia Guatemala Egypt Syria Honduras Southern Africa Yemen Mexico Angola EUROPE: 74 Nicaragua Botswana Eastern Europe Panama Malawi Albania South America Mauritius Armenia Argentina South Africa Bosnia Brazil Zimbabwe Bulgaria Venezuela West Africa Czech Republic Colombia Ghana Georgia Uruguay Nigeria Macedonia North America Sierra Leone Poland Canada Togo Romania OCEANIA: 3 85 Countries Represented ASIA: 886 Russia Australia East Asia Slovakia New Zealand China Hong Kong South Korea Taiwan South & Central Asia Afghanistan Azerbaijan Bangladesh India Kazakhstan Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkmenistan Southeast Asia Cambodia Indonesia Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Vietnam Slovenia Western Europe France Germany Greece Italy Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain Turkey United Kingdom EUROPE 7% MIDDLE EAST 8% ASIA 77% OCEANIA 0% AFRICA 4% AMERICAS 4%

International Student Enrollment by Country Country UG G T Country UG G T Country UG G T Afghanistan 0 5 5 Indonesia 0 6 6 Rwanda 1 1 2 Albania 1 0 1 Iran 0 40 40 Saudi Arabia 6 20 26 Angola 0 1 1 Iraq 0 8 8 Sierra Leone 1 0 1 Argentina 1 0 1 Italy 1 0 1 Singapore 2 0 2 Armenia 0 1 1 Jamaica 0 1 1 Slovakia 0 1 1 Australia 1 1 2 Jordan 2 1 3 Slovenia 2 0 2 Azerbaijan 1 1 2 Kazakhstan 3 1 4 South Africa 1 2 3 Bahamas 1 0 1 Kenya 2 1 3 Spain 2 1 3 Bangladesh 1 5 6 Korea 21 11 32 Sri Lanka 0 1 1 Bosnia 0 1 1 Kuwait 0 6 6 Syria 1 0 1 Botswana 0 1 1 Lebanon 3 0 3 Taiwan 7 7 14 Brazil 5 2 7 Macedonia 0 1 1 Tanzania 2 1 3 Bulgaria 0 1 1 Malawi 1 0 1 Thailand 10 2 12 Cambodia 1 1 2 Malaysia 2 1 3 Togo 0 1 1 Canada 6 10 16 Mauritius 1 0 1 Turkey 3 27 30 China 255 419 674 Mexico 1 0 1 Turkmenistan 0 1 1 Colombia 1 2 3 Myanmar 1 0 1 Uganda 1 0 1 Czech Rep 0 1 1 Nepal 2 3 5 United Kingdom 2 2 4 Dominican Rep 1 0 1 Netherlands 1 1 2 Uruguay 0 1 1 Egypt 1 5 6 New Zealand 0 1 1 Venezuela 3 1 4 El Salvador 2 0 2 Nicaragua 1 0 1 Vietnam 17 3 20 Ethiopia 1 0 1 Nigeria 3 5 8 Yemen 1 0 1 France 4 1 5 Norway 0 1 1 Zimbabwe 5 0 5 Georgia 2 1 3 Oman 1 0 1 Germany 0 1 1 Pakistan 5 4 9 Ghana 1 2 3 Panama 2 1 3 Greece 4 3 7 Philippines 2 1 3 Guatemala 6 0 6 Poland 0 1 1 Honduras 2 0 2 Portugal 1 0 1 Hong Kong 2 1 3 Romania 1 0 1 India 11 71 82 Russia 1 4 5 1,144 Total International Students