ANNUALREPORT OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS

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2013 ANNUALREPORT OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS

OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS CONTACT OISS 427 N. Shaw Lane, Room 105 East Lansing, MI 48824 517-353-1720 oiss@msu.edu oiss.msu.edu Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00 pm Walk-in hours: Mon - Fri, 1:00pm - 3:00pm Stay Connected: twitter.com/oiss facebook.com/oissmsu oissmsu.wordpress.com The Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) serves as the primary support unit for international students, scholars, faculty and their dependents at Michigan State University. The Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS) serves as the primary support unit for non-immigrants who study, conduct research or teach at Michigan State University (MSU). MSU has a rich tradition of hosting academic visitors from abroad and they comprise an important part of the MSU campus culture. The OISS staff brings a wealth of experience to the issues that international students and scholars commonly encounter. It is a privilege for the OISS staff to serve MSU s international community. The services that OISS provides include: Advising on and facilitating compliance with U.S. immigration regulations. Conducting orientations and other special programming that help international students and scholars integrate into and adjust to the academic, cultural and social life of MSU. Serving as a liaison with U.S. government agencies, foreign embassies, sponsors, and educational foundations that support international students and scholars. Contributing to the internationalization of MSU by providing opportunities for growth through cross-cultural interactions. MSU strives to advance knowledge and transform lives. The President s Boldness by Design initiative gives new emphasis on expanding MSU s international reach. Friendship across cultures can be transformational and OISS connects the world to our community in several ways. The weekly Coffee Hour is a popular tradition and provides an opportunity for friendship and conversation with people from all parts of the world. The International Friendship Program organized by Community Volunteers for International Programs (CVIP) offers opportunities for cross-cultural friendships. For a full list of activities, please visit the OISS Calendar of Events at oiss.msu.edu. This brochure provides some highlights on international students at MSU. You can find a more comprehensive statistical report on the OISS website at oiss.msu.edu.

2013 STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS A YEAR IN International Students The 7,161 international students enrolled at MSU for fall 2013 is an 8.5% increase over fall 2012 and sets another new record high. The international enrollment story at Michigan State University continues to be the significant growth of Chinese undergraduates. Already the largest international group on campus, undergraduate Chinese enrollments jumped by 21% from fall 2012 to fall 2013. Other Trends Worth Noting: We are pleased to see the funding from the MasterCard Foundation of can claim credit for the increase in the number of undergraduates from various countries in Africa. With 80 students, nearly all of them at the graduate level, Iran is MSU s 8th largest representation. Interesting enrollment declines that challenge us to explain include enrollments from,, Thailand, and Korea. The Colleges of Business (2,379), Engineering (1,202), Natural Science (764), Social Science (713), and Agriculture and Natural Resources (583) continue to enroll the largest numbers of international students. The number of sponsored students continues to rise with over 600 international students receiving sponsorship by their governments, the U.S. government, or other organizations. Visiting Scholars OISS supports MSU academic departments who host international researchers, teachers and faculty with a variety of services. In addition to the record number of students, there were over 1,100 visiting international scholars at MSU in the past year. Economic Impact According to the formula used by the Institute of International Education, the annual economic contributions of international students in the community of Greater Lansing is approximately $250 million. The national economic impact reports on international students in the U.S. as reported in IIE s publication Open Doors can be found at: http://bit. ly/1hk5ccp U M B E R S SPARTANS WILL. 73% 33% 14.5% 131 FROM CHINA, KOREA & INDIA IN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS OF TOTAL MSU ENROLLMENT COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Afghanistan...4 Algeria...1 Angola...15 Argentina...5 Armenia...3 Australia... 12 Austria...2 Azerbaijan...1 Bahamas...3 Bahrain...2 Bangladesh...10 Barbados...1 Belgium...2 Benin...1 Bolivia...3 Botswana...3 Brazil...90 Bulgaria...3 Burkina Faso...2 Burma...1 Cambodia... 4...155 Chile... 9...4383 Colombia... 24 Congo (Brazzaville)...1 Congo (Kinshasa)...1 Costa Rica... 6 Cote D Ivoire...1 Croatia...1 Czech Republic...1 Denmark...2 Dominican Rep...37 Ecuador...8 Egypt...20 Estonia...1 Ethiopia... 9 Finland...1 France... 13 Gambia, The...1 Georgia...1 Germany... 39 Ghana... 16 Greece...7 Guatemala...10 Guinea...1 Haiti...2 Honduras...5 Hong Kong... 38 Hungary...3...276 Indonesia... 35 Iran...80 Iraq... 33 Ireland...2 Israel...7 Italy... 13 Jamaica...2...69 Jordan... 13 Kazakhstan... 11 Kenya... 23 Kiribati...1 Korea, Rep. of...563 Kosovo...1 Kuwait...8 Kyrgyzstan...1 Lebanon...10 Libya...20 Liechtenstein...1 Lithuania...1 Macau...2 Madagascar...2 Malawi...10 Malaysia... 52 Mali...1 Mexico...30 Moldova...1 Morocco...3 Mozambique... 4 Nepal... 15 Netherlands...5 New Zealand... 4 Niger...1 Nigeria... 25 Norway...3 Oman...2 Pakistan...34 Panama... 4 Peru...8 Philippines...8 Poland...3 Portugal...5 Qatar...2 Romania...3 Russia... 21 Rwanda...2...215 Senegal...5 Serbia... 6 Sierra Leone...1 Singapore...8 Slovak Republic...1 Slovenia...1 Somalia...1 South Africa...3 Spain... 12 Sri Lanka...14 Sudan...1 Swaziland...1 Sweden...1 Switzerland... 4 Syria... 6... 184 Tajikistan...1 Tanzania...8 Thailand... 65 Togo...1 Trinidad and Tobago...2 Tunisia...5 Turkey... 65 Uganda... 12 Ukraine... 11 U.A.E.....39 United Kingdom... 27 Uruguay...1 Uzbekistan...2 Venezuela... 11 Vietnam...44 Zambia... 9 Zimbabwe...10... 7161 4,519 2,233 409 7,161 UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE NON-DEGREE TOTAL

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY REGION North America 170 194 211 37% 8.8% 155 Europe 397 382 361-0.3% -5.5% 267 Asia 5541 6265 6829 85.2% 9.0% 5820 Middle East 468 544 517 83.3% -5.0% 421 Latin America 2012-2013 255 291 326 43.0% 12.0% 261 Africa 262 237 274 28.6% 15.6%: 220 Oceania 2012-2013 34 33 29-17.1% -12.1% 17 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT TREND Fall Int l Students % of MSU 6500 1950 1971 1980 1990 2000 2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 390 1132 1406 2282 2888 3293 5351 5898 6599 7161 3% 2.7% 3.1% 5.3% 6.7% 7.3% 11.4% 12.3% 13.5% 14.5% 5500 4500 3500 2500 1500 500 0 1950 1971 1980 1990 1982 2000 2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 Data provided by the Office of the Registrar and the Office for International Students and Scholars at Michigan State University. Graduate Professional include Osteopathic Medicine, Veterinery Medicine and Human Medicine. Non-Degree includes Lifelong Graduate and Undergraduate, Agricultural Technology, English Language, Graduate Certificate, and Post Docs.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY ENROLLMENT STATUS (FALL 2013) New Continuing (29.7%) (70.3%) 3123 1770 142 5,035 1396 463 267 2,126 Undergraduate Graduate Non-Degree Full-Time Part-Time Male Female (77%) (23%) (54.3%) (45.7%) 4106 1408 0 5,514 413 825 409 1,647 2552 1149 184 3,885 1967 1084 225 3,276 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY LEVEL OF STUDY (FALL 2013) Undergraduate Graduate Non-Degree Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior 1971 1058 816 674 Masters Doctoral Graduate Professional 788 1376 69 4,519 2,233 New vs. Continuing Full-Time vs. Part-Time Agricultural Tech English Language Graduate Certificate Lifelong Graduate Lifelong Undergrad Post Doctoral Level of Study 6 149 25 105 123 1 409 Gender 5.7% 29.7% 70.3% 23% 31% 63% 45.7% 54.3% 77% New (29.7%) Part-Time (23%) Graduate (31%) Female (45.7%) Continuing (70.3%) Full-Time (77%) Undergraduate (63%) Male (54.3%) Non-Degree (5.7%) INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CONTRIBUTED $250 MILLION TO THE GREATER LANSING COMMUNITY IN 2013

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT: TOP SENDING COUNTRIES Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Malaysia Turkey Thailand 2408 778 334 211 130 121 92 81 79 68 Malaysia Turkey Thailand 3012 729 303 203 187 133 80 72 70 64 MSU RANKED TOP 10 IN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT IN THE U.S. Fall 2012 Iran Turkey Brazil 3712 675 300 243 191 161 70 70 67 60 Fall 2013 Brazil Iran Thailand & Turkey* 4383 563 276 215 184 155 90 80 69 65 *Thailand and Turkey are represented by 65 students each. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COLLEGE College 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 5-yr change 1-yr change Ag. & Nat. Resources Arts & Letters Business Communication Arts Education Engineering Human Medicine James Madison Lifelong Education Lyman Briggs Music Natural Science Nursing Osteopathic Medicine Social Science No Preference Veterinary Medicine 499 247 1382 321 215 729 32 18 216 14 113 709 13 8 462 22 56 5056 502 239 1513 359 237 774 34 21 221 19 107 705 10 6 525 31 48 5351 535 325 1807 378 226 859 37 23 162 19 107 711 12 22 589 35 51 5898 544 330 2111 380 238 1018 37 18 237 18 107 714 8 46 681 63 49 6599 583 269 2379 407 233 1202 43 23 228 14 101 764 13 68 713 78 43 7161 16.8% 8.9% 72.1% 26.8% 8.4% 64.9% 34.4% 27.8% 5.6% 0.0% -10.6% 7.8% 0.0% 750.0% 54.3% 254.5% -23.2% 41.6% 7.2% -18.5% 12.7% 7.1% -2.1% 18.1% 16.2% 27.8% -3.8% -22.2% -5.6% 7.0% 62.5% 47.8% 4.7% 23.8% -12.2% 8.5%