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ECONOMIC IMPACT ON STATES FROM INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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Open Doors 2006 |
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Report on International
Educational Exchange |
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Institute of
International Education |
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ECONOMIC IMPACT ON STATES
FROM INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS |
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Int'l |
Tuition |
Living Exp. & |
Less U.S. |
Total |
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Students |
& Fees1 |
Dependents2 |
Support3 |
Contribution |
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State |
2005/06 |
2005/06 |
2005/06 |
2005/06 |
2005/06 |
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Alabama |
6,746 |
$67,616,815 |
$88,672,106 |
$42,447,724 |
$113,841,198 |
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Alaska |
424 |
$4,645,970 |
$5,916,313 |
$1,761,782 |
$8,800,501 |
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Arizona |
9,634 |
$123,618,734 |
$148,010,529 |
$89,992,585 |
$181,636,679 |
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Arkansas |
2,654 |
$29,202,378 |
$32,365,744 |
$15,468,584 |
$46,099,538 |
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California |
75,386 |
$1,210,345,473 |
$1,701,727,543 |
$823,695,681 |
$2,088,377,336 |
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Colorado |
5,199 |
$95,563,186 |
$93,090,983 |
$65,892,177 |
$122,761,992 |
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Connecticut |
7,184 |
$163,702,490 |
$150,910,126 |
$111,438,463 |
$203,174,153 |
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Delaware |
1,892 |
$29,573,024 |
$29,526,635 |
$24,073,340 |
$35,026,320 |
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District of Columbia |
7,609 |
$181,017,126 |
$178,292,352 |
$110,859,653 |
$248,449,825 |
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Florida |
26,059 |
$421,553,274 |
$461,595,177 |
$258,106,851 |
$625,041,600 |
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Georgia |
11,922 |
$195,850,774 |
$194,963,648 |
$137,053,112 |
$253,761,309 |
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Guam |
63 |
$540,780 |
$561,246 |
$144,941 |
$957,085 |
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Hawaii |
5,692 |
$50,398,998 |
$99,178,815 |
$41,150,197 |
$108,427,616 |
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Idaho |
1,909 |
$18,188,890 |
$26,324,331 |
$10,155,622 |
$34,357,599 |
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Illinois |
25,114 |
$484,754,266 |
$488,524,931 |
$349,740,388 |
$623,538,809 |
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Indiana |
13,992 |
$259,237,411 |
$246,265,849 |
$203,092,942 |
$302,410,318 |
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Iowa |
7,659 |
$121,613,070 |
$120,142,399 |
$97,736,992 |
$144,018,476 |
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Kansas |
6,079 |
$62,875,292 |
$80,890,179 |
$46,935,933 |
$96,829,538 |
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Kentucky |
4,971 |
$68,972,679 |
$60,096,904 |
$39,084,008 |
$89,985,575 |
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Louisiana |
4,696 |
$44,449,351 |
$57,882,229 |
$34,180,464 |
$68,151,116 |
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Maine |
1,475 |
$27,861,598 |
$22,239,242 |
$15,362,472 |
$34,738,368 |
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Maryland |
12,887 |
$235,223,619 |
$252,069,369 |
$175,512,524 |
$311,780,464 |
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Massachusetts |
28,009 |
$718,149,959 |
$653,638,136 |
$502,804,385 |
$868,983,710 |
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Michigan |
20,826 |
$358,150,027 |
$344,402,404 |
$264,021,430 |
$438,531,001 |
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Minnesota |
8,708 |
$128,002,081 |
$134,751,075 |
$92,182,612 |
$170,570,544 |
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Mississippi |
2,214 |
$20,585,268 |
$30,516,108 |
$14,734,843 |
$36,366,534 |
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Missouri |
9,643 |
$156,510,136 |
$156,216,189 |
$103,690,661 |
$209,035,664 |
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Montana |
933 |
$12,370,750 |
$12,436,731 |
$7,202,195 |
$17,605,286 |
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Nebraska |
3,716 |
$40,838,388 |
$52,793,946 |
$28,375,866 |
$65,256,468 |
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Nevada |
3,065 |
$30,138,163 |
$60,006,759 |
$18,038,468 |
$72,106,454 |
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New Hampshire |
2,031 |
$49,581,656 |
$41,657,911 |
$30,137,483 |
$61,102,084 |
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New Jersey |
12,781 |
$221,326,521 |
$278,383,820 |
$150,369,256 |
$349,341,084 |
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New Mexico |
2,119 |
$29,137,747 |
$30,269,681 |
$22,034,077 |
$37,373,351 |
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New York |
64,285 |
$1,220,141,206 |
$1,391,113,586 |
$824,930,389 |
$1,786,324,403 |
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North Carolina |
9,506 |
$169,117,266 |
$160,695,440 |
$131,407,055 |
$198,405,651 |
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North Dakota |
1,735 |
$18,181,908 |
$19,403,766 |
$10,449,739 |
$27,135,935 |
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Ohio |
18,000 |
$323,867,545 |
$345,388,859 |
$245,092,300 |
$424,164,104 |
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Oklahoma |
8,150 |
$87,346,051 |
$114,282,326 |
$45,655,250 |
$155,973,127 |
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Oregon |
5,607 |
$91,733,206 |
$101,742,073 |
$48,576,063 |
$144,899,216 |
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Pennsylvania |
22,419 |
$523,581,120 |
$449,244,730 |
$361,532,045 |
$611,293,806 |
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Puerto Rico |
956 |
$3,393,015 |
$14,907,661 |
$6,214,683 |
$12,085,992 |
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Rhode Island |
3,477 |
$81,659,964 |
$70,220,672 |
$40,541,771 |
$111,338,866 |
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South Carolina |
3,620 |
$55,130,373 |
$57,111,054 |
$39,291,855 |
$72,949,572 |
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South Dakota |
682 |
$5,495,714 |
$6,962,689 |
$3,689,013 |
$8,769,390 |
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Tennessee |
5,995 |
$98,694,200 |
$89,873,380 |
$61,054,033 |
$127,513,547 |
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Texas |
46,871 |
$511,837,874 |
$720,865,067 |
$341,318,572 |
$891,384,368 |
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Utah |
5,904 |
$45,152,782 |
$88,757,393 |
$38,687,433 |
$95,222,742 |
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Vermont |
960 |
$27,789,625 |
$16,780,660 |
$12,945,316 |
$31,624,969 |
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Virgin Islands |
91 |
$900,900 |
$1,419,560 |
$584,353 |
$1,736,107 |
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Virginia |
11,702 |
$191,759,129 |
$185,306,241 |
$120,110,758 |
$256,954,612 |
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Washington |
11,232 |
$146,737,916 |
$199,842,402 |
$89,730,253 |
$256,850,065 |
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West Virginia |
2,523 |
$29,799,074 |
$35,844,226 |
$18,818,723 |
$46,824,577 |
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Wisconsin |
7,169 |
$144,791,669 |
$98,168,701 |
$91,058,818 |
$151,901,552 |
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Wyoming |
591 |
$5,039,382 |
$7,962,564 |
$3,387,893 |
$9,614,053 |
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Total U.S. |
564,766 |
$9,443,745,812 |
$10,510,212,464 |
$6,462,554,027 |
$13,491,404,249 |
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1. 2005/06 tuition,
living, miscellaneous expenses from College Board. These expenses are
computed separately for |
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undergraduate and
graduate students and the sum of the two groups is reported here. |
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2. See p. 55 for Open Doors estimate of percent of
international students who are married.
The number of spouses in the |
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U.S.
is approximated at 85% of the number of married students. The number of children is estimated to be
six for every ten |
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couples
in the U.S. The presence of a spouse
increases living expenses by 25%. The
presence of a child increases living |
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expenses by 20%. |
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3. U.S. funding
support level is computed based on the institution's Carnegie Type. |
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Analysis
prepared for NAFSA: Association of International Educators by Lynn Schoch and
Jason Baumgartner of Indiana |
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University – Bloomington
using enrollment data from the Open Doors 2005/06 International Student
Census. |
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