International Student Enrollment Visualized

ByPublic Insight

In last week’s blog, we talked about out of state enrollment and its potential impact on both the diversity and finances of the university. International enrollment is even considered a bigger potential bonanza to colleges and universities as many international students pay full tuition. According to the Institute of International Education, international student enrollment increased 10% in 2014-15, the highest rate of growth since 1978-79.

 

As we did last week, we extracted reported international enrollment as a percentage of overall enrollment using OmniView. You can review the list of institutions and their international enrollment percentages using the Tableau visualization that we’ve created. To interact with this data visualization, click HERE.

 

 

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