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    This document summarizes data on international students and study abroad programs in New York from the 2010 Open Doors report. It finds that New York hosted the second highest number of foreign students in the US (76,146), generating $2.3 billion for the state's economy. New York University hosted the most foreign students of any institution, followed by Columbia University. The top countries of origin for students in New York were China, India, South Korea, Canada, and Taiwan. Approximately 21,000 students from New York institutions studied abroad in 2008-2009.

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    This document summarizes data on international students and study abroad programs in New York from the 2010 Open Doors report. It finds that New York hosted the second highest number of foreign students in the US (76,146), generating $2.3 billion for the state's economy. New York University hosted the most foreign students of any institution, followed by Columbia University. The top countries of origin for students in New York were China, India, South Korea, Canada, and Taiwan. Approximately 21,000 students from New York institutions studied abroad in 2008-2009.

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    This document summarizes data on international students and study abroad programs in New York from the 2010 Open Doors report. It finds that New York hosted the second highest number of foreign students in the US (76,146), generating $2.3 billion for the state's economy. New York University hosted the most foreign students of any institution, followed by Columbia University. The top countries of origin for students in New York were China, India, South Korea, Canada, and Taiwan. Approximately 21,000 students from New York institutions studied abroad in 2008-2009.

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    Newyork 2010

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    This document summarizes data on international students and study abroad programs in New York from the 2010 Open Doors report. It finds that New York hosted the second highest number of foreign students in the US (76,146), generating $2.3 billion for the state's economy. New York University hosted the most foreign students of any institution, followed by Columbia University. The top countries of origin for students in New York were China, India, South Korea, Canada, and Taiwan. Approximately 21,000 students from New York institutions studied abroad in 2008-2009.

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    OPEN DOORS FACT SHEET: NEW YORK

    INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION Educational Exchange Data from Open Doors 2010

    Rank in US

    FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE STATE ESTIMATED FOREIGN STUDENTS EXPENDITURE IN THE STATE (in millions of dollars)

    #2*

    Total 76,146 (up 1.6%) $2,296.2**

    * Rankings include all 50 U.S. states in addition to Washington, D.C. ** Economic analysis produced by NAFSA: Association of International Educators based on enrollment data from Open Doors 2010. www.nafsa.org/eis

    INSTITUTIONS WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF FOREIGN STUDENTS


    Institution New York University Columbia University SUNY University at Buffalo Cornell University SUNY Stony Brook University City New York New York Buffalo Ithaca Stony Brook Total 7,276 6,833 4,911 4,115 3,048

    LEADING PLACES OF ORIGIN FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE STATE


    Rank 1 2 3 4 5 Place of Origin China India South Korea Canada Taiwan % Total 16.8% 15.1% 14.1% 8.7% 3.8%

    AMERICAN STUDENTS ABROAD


    TOTAL NUMBER OF U.S. STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS ENROLLED THROUGH INSTITUTIONS IN THE STATE

    2007/08
    21,277

    2008/09
    21,055 (down 1%)

    STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE FUNDED PROGRAMS


    Exchange Program U.S. Students from colleges and universities in the state Foreign Students at colleges and universities in the state Fulbright Program 2009/10 2010/11 163 393 148 381 Gilman Program 2009/10 158 N/A

    Source: Open Doors: Report on International Educational Exchange, published annually by IIE with support from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. For more information, including press releases on foreign students in the U.S. and U.S. study abroad, and FAQs, including definitions of foreign students and foreign scholars, visit www.iie.org/opendoors or contact Leena Soman, IIE Public Affairs Manager, at: +1 (212) 984-5360 or [email protected].

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