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[quote=Anonymous]As long as the US is seen as a tech leader, students will come here.

Plus, English as the lingua franca dictates that other nations' universities are at a structural disadvantage.

International Students by Enrollment
New York University  24,496
Northeastern University -  20,637
Columbia University 19,001 
Arizona State University - Campus Immersion Tempe AZ 17,981
University of Southern California 17,264
University of Illinois - 14,680
Boston University Boston MA 13,281
Purdue University -  11,872
University of California - Berkeley  11,719
University of California - San Diego 1 0,431
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

The UC's are in a different spot than private schools. They are limited in the number of international admits every year.  However, demographically, the UC's are dominated by immigrant/2nd generation immigrant families.  So they can skim the cream off of the international crop.

Purdue should be mentioned there.  Pitt?  I'm not sure of.   GWU "only" has 3,500 international students.  I imagine not being a STEM-focused school limits that.[/quote]

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