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9 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS From 2006 to 2015, international students have �uctuated between 11.2% and 14.5% of the student body. Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Gender of International Students Male 118 119 100 107 119 101 113 110 Female 98 120 112 129 133 128 151 205 Total 239 212 229 252 281 315 Countries of International Students’ Citizenship 75 75 71 NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND COUNTRIES OF THEIR CITIZENSHIP, 2006-2015 NOTE: Permanent residents of U.S. are counted as U.S. citizens, not as international students. U.S. citizens with dual citizenship are counted as U.S. citizens. Beginning in 2015, when international students have citizenship in two countries, both countries are counted. 11.312.411.211.811.312.112.912.413.614.5Percent of all studentsPercent of Macalester Students Who are International Students, 10 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, continued In fall 2015, our 315 represented 68 countries of citizenship. COUNTRIES OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, FALL 2015 Argentina India Poland Bangladesh Indonesia Portugal Belarus Ireland Romania Belgium Russian Federation Bosnia & Herzegovina Senegal Brazil Sierra Leone Bulgaria Jordan Singapore Burma (Myanmar) Kosovo South Korea Latvia Swaziland Sweden Libya Syria Congo (Democratic Republic of) Lithuania Turkey Croatia Malaysia Ukraine United Kingdom Montenegro Venezuela Morocco West Bank (Palestine) France Zambia Germany Pakistan People’s Republic of China Peru Hong Kong Note: When international students have citizenship in two countries, both countries are included here. 11 1 3 Peru 2 1 Hong Kong 2 1 Argentina 2 India 31 Poland 1 Australia 3 Indonesia 2 Portugal 1 Austria 2 Iran 1 Romania 1 Azerbaijan 1 Ireland Russian Federation Bangladesh 2 Israel 5 Senegal 3 Belarus 1 Sierra Leone 1 Belgium 2 Singapore 11 Bosnia & Herzegovina 1 South Africa 3 Brazil 5 Jordan South Korea 32 Bulgaria 2 Kosovo 2 2 Burma (Myanmar) 3 Latvia 1 1 5 Swaziland 2 2 Sweden 3 1 Libya 1 Switzerland 2 3 Lithuania 1 Syria 2 Congo (Democratic Republic of) 1 1 Taiwan 3 2 Malaysia 2 Croatia 2 Malta 1 Turkey 8 5 13 Ukraine 1 2 Montenegro 2 United Kingdom 19 3 Morocco 2 Uruguay 2 El Salvador 1 1 1 Netherlands Antilles 1 Venezuela 3 1 France 10 Norway 2 West Bank (Palestine) 1 Germany 15 Pakistan 10 Zambia 1 5 People’s Republic of China 88 2 Greece 1 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY STUDENTS INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, DUAL CITIZENS, AND US PERMANENT RESIDENTS, FALL 2015 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED In fall 2015, 479 students are citizens of 88 countries in addition to the U.S. This includes 315 international students, 35 permanent U.S. residents, and 129 U.S. students with dual citizenship.* *Note: Students are not double counted in this total (N=479), but dual citizens are listed in both countries in the table above.