After China, India ranks no 2 in foreign students in US

November 15, 2011 11:50

China and India occupy the top two spots in contributing foreign students to the United States, with the international education sector bringing in USD 21.3 billion into the domestic economy, a new report said.

Together, the top three sending countries China, India and South Korea comprise nearly half (46 per cent) of the total international enrollments in US higher education, said the report released yesterday by the Institute of
International Education.

Also read our 11:32 pm post: Why Americans are choosing to study abroad in huge numbers

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