Published: Dec. 1, 2014

By 2016, ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥-Boulder expects 10 percent of all students to come from outside the United States, up from 7 percent now, a record high. International students currently represent nearly 100 nations. This map shows the number of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ students from each continent and the top countries of origin as of fall 2014.

International Enrollment infographic

  • ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥: 19,413
  • China: 621
  • India: 310
  • Saudi Arabia: 144
  • Mexico: 45
  • Australia: 40
  • Canada: 37
  • Norway: 34
  • Spain: 33
  • Germany: 31
  • Venezuela: 21
  • Columbia: 19
  • Brazil: 17
  • Libya: 10
  • South Africa: 7
  • Costa Rica: 6
  • New Zealand: 3
  • Puerto Rico: 2

United States by Region

  • West (not Colo.): 3,225
  • Midwest: 1,331
  • South: 1,587
  • Northeast 1,518

By Continent

  • United States: 27,620
  • North America: (not USA): 101
  • South America: 91
  • Asia: 1,607
  • Europe: 255
  • Africa: 49
  • Oceania: 43
  • Other: 6

Source: University of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ Boulder, Office of Planning, Budget & Analysis

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