Most International Students National Universities

International students can add diversity to a college or university, enriching the experience of other students on campus. Schools with a strong global presence often have a wealth of cultural groups and events, allowing international students an opportunity to share their food, music, and traditions with their U.S. peers. International students attending one of the schools listed below may also benefit from a large foreign community when trying to acclimate to American life. These colleges reported the highest percentage of their students who were international in the 2011-2012 academic year.

Save	School	International
	Princeton University Princeton, NJ	11%
	Yale University New Haven, CT	10%
	Binghamton University–SUNY Binghamton, NY	10%
	New York University New York, NY	10%
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA	10%
	Drexel University Philadelphia, PA	10%
	Rice University Houston, TX	10%
	University of California–San Diego La Jolla, CA	9%
	University of Chicago Chicago, IL	9%
	University of California–Berkeley Berkeley, CA	9%
	Michigan State University East Lansing, MI	9%
	Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD	9%
	Cornell University Ithaca, NY	9%
	Indiana University–Bloomington Bloomington, IN	9%
	Clark University Worcester, MA	9%
	University of Denver Denver, CO	8%
	St. Louis University St. Louis, MO	8%
	University of Oregon Eugene, OR	8%
	Stony Brook University–SUNY Stony Brook, NY	8%
	University of Colorado–Denver Denver, CO	8%
	Syracuse University Syracuse, NY	8%
	Georgetown University Washington, DC	8%
	University of Iowa Iowa City, IA	8%
	Duke University Durham, NC	8%
	University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Minneapolis, MN	8%

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School

International

Princeton University

Princeton, NJ

11%

Yale University

New Haven, CT

10%

Binghamton University–SUNY

Binghamton, NY

10%

New York University

New York, NY

10%

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA

10%

Drexel University

Philadelphia, PA

10%

Rice University

Houston, TX

10%

University of California–San Diego

La Jolla, CA

University of Chicago

Chicago, IL

University of California–Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

Indiana University–Bloomington

Bloomington, IN

Clark University

Worcester, MA

University of Denver

Denver, CO

St. Louis University

St. Louis, MO

University of Oregon

Eugene, OR

Stony Brook University–SUNY

Stony Brook, NY

University of Colorado–Denver

Denver, CO

Syracuse University

Syracuse, NY

Georgetown University

Washington, DC

University of Iowa

Iowa City, IA

Duke University

Durham, NC

University of Minnesota–Twin Cities

Minneapolis, MN