Below are the top 10 National Universities where international students make up the largest percentages of the degree-seeking undergraduate
student body in 2014-2015, based on data reported to U.S. News in a 2015 survey. Unranked schools, which did not meet certain criteria required by U.S. News to be numerically ranked, were not considered for this report.
Florida Institute of Technology
Percentage of international students: 32.9%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 3,636
U.S. News rank: 161 (tie)
New School (NY)
Percentage of international students: 31.7%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 6,695
U.S. News rank: 127 (tie)
Illinois Institute of Technology
Percentage of international students: 29.8%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 3,099
U.S. News rank: 108 (tie)
University of Tulsa (OK)
Percentage of international students: 26.7%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 3,473
U.S. News rank: 86 (tie)
Lynn University (FL)
Percentage of international students: 23%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 1,976
U.S. News rank: RNP*
Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
Percentage of international students: 20.9%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 6,309
U.S. News rank: 23 (tie)
University of California—San Diego
Percentage of international students: 19.9%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 24,810
U.S. News rank: 39 (tie)
Andrews University (MI)
Percentage of international students: 19.6%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 1,805
U.S. News rank: 175 (tie)
Northeastern University (MA)
Percentage of international students: 19.1%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 13,510
U.S. News rank: 47 (tie)
University of San Francisco
Percentage of international students: 19%
Total undergraduate enrollment: 6,845
U.S. News rank: 108 (tie)

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