In an era when studying abroad is becoming more common, the number of countries available to study abroad has become increasing. But the United States, which has the world's largest number of universities and top institutions, is still the most popular study abroad destination at present.
According to Common App's latest report this year, a total of 109,294 international students submitted applications in the 2021-2022 application season, with China being the largest source of overseas students.
For students applying to U.S. books, we look at U.S. News, QS, CWUR, and other rankings, but we still don't know which one to choose in the face of more than 4,000 universities in the United States.
College Factual, a thoughtful American education website, analyzed 842 U.S. colleges and universities and released a copy of "The Best American Universities for Chinese Students."
The most important thing in this ranking is still the quality of school teaching, graduate employment, and avoids some subjective factors. But unlike other rankings, he also took into account factors such as the number of international students and the proportion of Chinese students.
The most important basis
College Factual Quality Ranking Metrics:
- Package the average test scores of students in school
- Educational resources to support students
- Degree completion of the student's degree
- Employment income of graduates
Sub-important basis
- The number of students on campus from that particular country
- The total number of international students on campus
Generally important basis
- Percentage of the student population from that particular country
- Percentage of the student population from any foreign country
- The growth rate of the number of students from that particular country
- Growth rate of the number of students from any foreign country
The higher the proportion of international students, the more diverse the school is and more open to international students. The higher the proportion of Chinese students studying abroad, the friendlier to Chinese students and the greater the chance of successful application. These schools can be considered when choosing. Let's take a look at the top 5 institutions.
New York University
Founded in 1831 and located in New York City, NYU is the largest private institution of higher learning in the United States, with campuses in New York, Abu Dhabi and Shanghai.
As a "million fans", NYU is the guarantee school of many students and the dream school of many Puwa. So it's no wonder that the number of applicants has exploded in recent years!
NYU is an unseen university with its teaching buildings scattered around Washington Square. It can be said that the whole of New York and even the world is the campus of new york university.
Stern Business School is one of the very few undergraduate business schools that admits freshmen. The Tisch Academy of Arts has produced more than 30 Oscar winners!
Gross international students: 14,306
International student population: 27.6%
Chinese students: 5,866
Proportion of Chinese students: 11.3%
Average tuition fee: $53,308
Acceptance rate: 21%
The most popular major for international students
Humanities, Computer Information Systems, Sales and Marketing, Film, Video and Photographic Arts, Economics, Computer Science, Music (570), Information Technology, Basic Development and Pedagogy, Law
Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Mellon Carnegie Mellon University, founded in 1900 as "CMU", is a sizable private non-profit school known for its educational and research methods, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The school is one of the "25 New Ivy League Schools" in the United States, with a world-renowned computer school and a theater school, and its art school, business school, school of engineering and school of public administration are also among the best in the United States. This rumored "everyone CS" science and engineering school is definitely the best choice for science and engineering dogs!
Gross international students: 5,755
Proportion of international students: 41.0%
Chinese students: 2,809
Proportion of Chinese students: 20.0%
Average tuition fee: $57,119
Acceptance rate: 17%
Computer Information Systems, Electronic Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Business Management, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Biomathematics and Bioinformatics, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Statistics
Northeastern University
Northeastern University in the eyes of many people is an intermediary to speculate on the college, Chinese students gathered, but overall this institution still has merit, the location is very good, located in the northeast of the United States Massachusetts capital Boston, and in terms of student internships and school-enterprise cooperation is one of the best universities in the United States.
Gross international students: 7,035
International student population: 32.5%
Chinese students: 3,000
Proportion of Chinese students: 13.9%
Average tuition fee: $579,506
Acceptance rate: 20%
Computer Information Systems, Business Management, Computer Engineering, Pharmacy/Pharmaceutical Sciences, Business/Trade, Management Science and Quantitative Methods, Basic Development and Education, Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Economics
University of Southern California
University of Southern California, the oldest private university on the West Coast of the United States. Founded in 1880, it has a history of 139 years.
USC's colleges are ranked high. Film school is very powerful, Southern California alumni won the number of Oscars in the United States, come here to study, film giant Spielberg is your alumnus.
In addition to the Film School, the School of Journalism and Communication is also the first in the United States, the School of Public Policy second in the United States, and the School of Architecture ranked fifth in the United States.
Gross international students: 11,308
Proportion of international students: 23.9%
Chinese students: 5,439
Proportion of Chinese students: 11.5%
Average tuition fee: $589,133
Acceptance rate: 16%
The most popular majors for international students are, in descending order
Electronic Engineering, Business Administration, Legal Studies, Economics, Communication and Media Studies, Civil Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Music, Pharmacy/Medical Sciences, Computer Information Systems.
Columbia University
Founded in 1754, Columbia is the oldest institution of higher learning in New York State, one of the 8 Ivy League schools, and the fifth oldest university in the United States.
Columbia University's disciplines are the most complete in the Ivy League. The university has 3 undergraduate colleges, 13 graduate schools, 1 medical center, 4 affiliated colleges, 25 libraries and more than 100 research centers.
Many people yearn for Columbia, on the one hand, yearn for its academics, on the other hand, it is also "hungry" for its geographical location. Columbia is located in Manhattan, New York, the "center of the universe", only 20-30 minutes by car from wall street, Times Square, the United Nations and other well-known landmarks.
Gross international students: 11,269
Proportion of international students: 36.3%
Chinese students: 5,392
Proportion of Chinese students: 17.4%
Average tuition fee: $609,578
Acceptance rate: 7%
Statistics, Humanities, Business Management, Management Science and Quantitative Methods, Economics, Legal Studies, Operations Research, Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, Public Administration
The above are the top 5 American universities that are most suitable for Chinese students, and the 6th-20th place is respectively
6. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
7. University of California, San Diego
8. Cornell University
9 Boston University
10. University of California, Los Angeles
11. University of California, Berkeley
12. University of California, Irvine
13. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
14. University of Pennsylvania
15. Johns Hopkins University
16. University of California, Davis
17. Duke University
18. Washington University in St. Louis
19. University of Washington, Seattle Campus
20. University of Rochester