<p>What colleges have the most indian undergrads?</p>
<p>UIUC is filled with Indians and has the largest international student population in the country. Colleges around California, New York and Washington D.C. (like George Washington University) or Chicago would be your best bet.</p>
<p>Definitely check out the University of Southern California. </p>
<p>A recent LA Times article describes the dynamic Indian population at USC:</p>
<p>Influx</a> of Indian students finds secure community at USC - Los Angeles Times</p>
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<p>I'm pretty sure that is not the case. According to a number of articles I've read that distinction goes to USC. Here is one link: International</a> students choosing to study in the US | Worldwide | EducationGuardian.co.uk</p>
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"Perhaps the greatest and most lasting draw to students is the flexibility of the system," says Jerome A Lucido, vice-provost for enrolment and policy management at** USC, which for the past six years has consistently drawn the largest international population of any US university.**
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<p>I wouldn't be surprised if UIUC drew that most internationals of any public university, though.</p>
<p>Michigan has 600 (100 undergrads and 500 graduate) students from India. That does not include Indian citizens coming from other countries (such as the UAE or England) and it does not include US Citizens of Indian descent. </p>
<p>From 2007 onwards, UIUC has the largest number of international students surpassing USC. (This includes graduate students)
Im hunting for that article, ill get back on that one.</p>
<p>I know that UC Berkeley and UCLA have large Asian populations; however, I wonder how many of them are South-Asian, including Indian. I'm assuming the "Asian" category is mainly comprised of East Asians (e.g. Japanese, Korean, Chinese especially), but I'm sure there are large enough Indian populations there too.</p>