<p>I'm international student, and I’m searching for the universities which accept most internationals. I looked in US news "most international" ranking and there were only very strong and selective, ivy league colleges or very weak colleges. So can you guys recommend me "normal" universities that accept many internationals!</p>
<p>Follow this link to get an idea where internationals are going <a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=151609%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=151609</a></p>
<p>bentley in mass. has alot of internationals.</p>
<p>The thread link seems to concentrate on financial aid to Internationals and that could be because many of these schools are trying to diversify and increase their no. of international students. Perhaps its because it isn't as large a number as they wish it to be compared to other schools. "The Princeton Review Guide to top 375 Colleges" lists the percentage of Internationals at each school. Keep in mind that 5% at small schools is very different popultaion wise than at larger colleges. If you look on a school's web site you can check out clubs and organizations geared toward specific Internationals and that too can provide a glimpse into the degree of presence they have at a university.</p>
<p>Heres a few examples of quality schools not in the Ivy stratosphere:
NYU 4%
Northeastern 5%
Boston University 7%
Boston College 2%
Clark 7%
Syracuse 3%
Trinity College 2%
GW 5%
UNC CHapel Hill 1%
Brandeis 6%
PENN STATE 2%
Ursinus College 1%
Lake Forrest 10%
Franklin & Marshall 10%
(surprisingly high at LF but small population in numbers)</p>
<p>Are these schools in your GPA/SAT range?</p>
<p>Note that schools in urban areas and on the coast attract more internationals. It's possible that schools in more rural areas or other parts of the US may be trying to boost their international numbers and that could give you a better chance at admissions. On the other hand most people don't want to be too much of a minority on campus so many choose to apply at schools with a larger percentage from their homeland.</p>
<p>Many schools want more internationals because our world is getting more global.</p>
<p>thank you guys, I really appreciate your help!</p>