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Institute of International Education
809 United Nations Plaza
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ECONOMIC IMPACT ON STATES FROM INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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| Financial Contribution of International Students by U.S. State,
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| Courtesy of
NAFSA: Association of International Educators. Analysis prepared by Jason Baumgartner |
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University - Bloomington using enrollment data from the Open Doors 2007/08
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Census. For more information, go to
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2007/08 |
Tuition |
Living Exp. & |
U.S. |
Total |
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Total Int'l |
and Fees1 |
Dependents2 |
Support3 |
Contribution4 |
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Students |
(millions) |
(millions) |
(millions) |
(millions) |
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| Alabama |
7,156 |
$77.7 |
$93.5 |
$44.0 |
$127.3 |
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| Alaska |
507 |
$5.9 |
$7.6 |
$3.0 |
$10.5 |
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| Arizona |
9,737 |
$131.0 |
$150.0 |
$83.6 |
$197.4 |
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| Arkansas |
3,315 |
$39.0 |
$47.3 |
$19.9 |
$66.4 |
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| California |
85,009 |
$1,376.2 |
$1,846.5 |
$770.5 |
$2,452.3 |
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| Colorado |
5,872 |
$107.5 |
$108.5 |
$69.0 |
$147.0 |
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| Connecticut |
8,058 |
$187.0 |
$181.6 |
$122.1 |
$246.5 |
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| Delaware |
2,208 |
$35.3 |
$37.6 |
$22.9 |
$50.1 |
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| D.C. |
7,849 |
$186.0 |
$208.3 |
$122.3 |
$272.0 |
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| Florida |
26,780 |
$433.2 |
$482.5 |
$241.2 |
$674.5 |
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| Georgia |
13,275 |
$248.2 |
$231.2 |
$148.0 |
$331.4 |
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| Guam |
32 |
$0.4 |
$0.5 |
$0.1 |
$0.8 |
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| Hawaii |
5,645 |
$57.5 |
$100.0 |
$39.9 |
$117.6 |
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| Idaho |
2,104 |
$21.4 |
$28.3 |
$10.5 |
$39.2 |
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| Illinois |
28,604 |
$563.8 |
$540.8 |
$394.4 |
$710.2 |
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| Indiana |
15,502 |
$303.1 |
$249.6 |
$185.1 |
$367.7 |
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| Iowa |
8,377 |
$141.0 |
$124.2 |
$83.4 |
$181.7 |
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| Kansas |
7,543 |
$86.7 |
$97.6 |
$49.5 |
$134.8 |
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| Kentucky |
5,051 |
$65.0 |
$63.6 |
$37.6 |
$91.0 |
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| Louisiana |
5,619 |
$66.3 |
$80.2 |
$50.3 |
$96.2 |
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| Maine |
1,254 |
$23.0 |
$20.7 |
$14.9 |
$28.8 |
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| Maryland |
13,937 |
$239.7 |
$291.7 |
$156.5 |
$374.9 |
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| Massachusetts |
31,683 |
$796.9 |
$704.8 |
$497.7 |
$1,004.0 |
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| Michigan |
22,967 |
$428.4 |
$353.3 |
$256.3 |
$525.5 |
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| Minnesota |
9,834 |
$148.0 |
$142.7 |
$93.3 |
$197.4 |
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| Mississippi |
2,570 |
$25.4 |
$32.5 |
$17.2 |
$40.7 |
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| Missouri |
10,468 |
$173.3 |
$174.9 |
$110.4 |
$237.8 |
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| Montana |
1,153 |
$16.6 |
$16.3 |
$7.1 |
$25.8 |
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| Nebraska |
4,169 |
$48.2 |
$58.5 |
$26.4 |
$80.3 |
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| Nevada |
3,066 |
$31.3 |
$52.4 |
$15.5 |
$68.1 |
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| New Hampshire |
2,293 |
$56.6 |
$44.0 |
$29.3 |
$71.4 |
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| New Jersey |
13,840 |
$251.6 |
$305.2 |
$159.1 |
$397.7 |
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| New Mexico |
2,536 |
$30.6 |
$36.3 |
$21.4 |
$45.5 |
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| New York |
69,940 |
$1,305.0 |
$1,482.6 |
$835.0 |
$1,952.7 |
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| North Carolina |
10,866 |
$205.2 |
$177.6 |
$139.4 |
$243.3 |
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| North Dakota |
2,090 |
$26.5 |
$26.1 |
$14.1 |
$38.5 |
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| Ohio |
19,346 |
$333.3 |
$331.9 |
$235.7 |
$429.5 |
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| Oklahoma |
8,345 |
$96.9 |
$121.8 |
$52.1 |
$166.5 |
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| Oregon |
6,006 |
$96.2 |
$111.4 |
$48.8 |
$158.7 |
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| Pennsylvania |
25,994 |
$608.7 |
$492.1 |
$380.0 |
$720.8 |
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| Puerto Rico |
950 |
$6.3 |
$11.7 |
$4.4 |
$13.7 |
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| Rhode Island |
3,850 |
$92.1 |
$74.2 |
$36.9 |
$129.4 |
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| South Carolina |
3,481 |
$60.5 |
$51.5 |
$38.5 |
$73.5 |
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| South Dakota |
777 |
$6.4 |
$8.8 |
$4.7 |
$10.6 |
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| Tennessee |
5,887 |
$106.4 |
$96.7 |
$65.6 |
$137.5 |
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| Texas |
51,823 |
$620.4 |
$815.7 |
$380.6 |
$1,055.4 |
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| Utah |
6,460 |
$62.7 |
$82.3 |
$32.1 |
$112.9 |
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| Vermont |
910 |
$20.1 |
$15.2 |
$13.4 |
$22.0 |
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| Virgin Islands |
133 |
$1.4 |
$2.5 |
$0.9 |
$2.9 |
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| Virginia |
13,576 |
$232.3 |
$200.2 |
$129.5 |
$303.0 |
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| Washington |
14,170 |
$176.4 |
$223.4 |
$72.0 |
$327.7 |
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| West Virginia |
2,513 |
$31.6 |
$36.9 |
$17.9 |
$50.7 |
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| Wisconsin |
7,961 |
$143.1 |
$106.1 |
$79.7 |
$169.4 |
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| Wyoming |
714 |
$5.7 |
$10.2 |
$4.0 |
$12.0 |
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| U.S. Total |
623,805 |
$10,639.1 |
$11,391.6 |
$6,487.5 |
$15,543.1 |
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| 1 2007/08 tuition,
living, and miscellaneous expenses data obtained from Peterson's. These |
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| 2 See p. 62 for Open Doors estimate of
percent of international students who are married. The |
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spouses in the U.S. is approximated at 85% of the number of married
students. The |
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children is estimated to be six for every ten couples in the U.S. The presence of a spouse |
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living expenses by 25%. The presence
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| 3 U.S. support
(mainly campus-based funding) is computed based on institutional type. |
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| 4 Total contribution
is calculated by subtracting U.S. support from the sum of tuition & fees
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dependents. |
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