Facts about Immigration in Indianapolis

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v  The foreign-born population living in Marion County increased by 42% between 2000 – 2011

v  25,000 foreign-born Marion County residents have arrived since 2000

v  In 2011, 73,719 foreign-born individuals lived in Marion County

v  In 1980, 14,845 foreign-born individuals lived in Marion County

v  In 2011, 29,042 households included a foreign born individual

v  Immigrants make up an all-time high 8% of the total population

v  The growth of the immigrant population is expected to continue

v  By 2026, Marion County is projected to be a minority-majority county

Facts about Immigration in Indianapolis

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v  Top five places of origin for Hoosier immigrants:

v  Mexico v  China v  India v  Germany v  Korea

v  Most commonly needed services among immigrants:

v  Employment v  Legal v  Financial / Basic Needs v  ESL / Education v  Cultural Literacy

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New International Student Enrollment, Nationwide

Facts about Immigration in Higher Education - Nationwide

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*Institute of International Education. (2012). "International Student Enrollment Trends, 1949/50-2012/13." Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange. Retrieved from http://www.iie.org/opendoors.

v  International students in the United States: v  250,920 new international students enrolled at U.S. institutions in

2012-2013

v  45% increase in new international student enrollments from 2007-2012

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2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 International Scholars in the United States

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Number of International Scholars, Nationwide

Facts about Immigration in Higher Education - Nationwide

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*Institute of International Education. (2012). "International Student Enrollment Trends, 1949/50-2012/13." Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange. Retrieved from http://www.iie.org/opendoors.

v  International scholars: v  122,059 international scholars in the United States in 2012-2013*

v  15% increase in the number of international scholars nationwide from 2007-2012

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1. CA 102,789 111,379 8.4%

2. NY 82,436 88,250 7.1%

3. TX 61,511 62,923 2.3%

4. MA 41,258 46,486 12.7%

5. IL 35,920 39,132 8.9%

6. PA 33,398 37,280 11.6%

7. FL 32,567 32,746 0.5%

8. OH 26,427 28,401 7.5%

9. MI 25,551 26,930 5.4%

10. IN 22,194 24,408 10.0%

*Institute of International Education. (2013). "Top 25 Institutions Hosting International Students, 2012/13." Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange. Retrieved from http://www.iie.org/opendoors.

Facts about Immigration in Higher Education - Indiana

v  Indiana ranks 10th in the nation for hosting international students*

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University-wide International Student Enrollment Trends

6340 6724 7400 7917 8293

International Students at Indiana University

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v  8,293 international students were enrolled at all of IU’s campuses in 2013*

v  Trending upward v  Increased by 30.8% from 2009-2013

*Indiana University Office of International Services. (2013). iStart. Retrieved from https://istart.iu.edu/dashboard/index.cfm?graph=studentEnrollmentTrends&isLoaded=yes. **All university-specific data retrieved from iStart online statistics through the Indiana University Office of International Services.

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v  Country of Origin

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University-wide International Student Top 10 Countries of Citizenship

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Characteristics of International Students at Indiana University

Characteristics of International Students at Indiana University

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v  Field of Study

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University-wide International Student Top 10 Fields of Study

276 278 285 295 380 409 436

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Characteristics of International Students at Indiana University

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v  Immigration Classification

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International Scholars at Indiana University

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v  1,232 international scholars combined from all campuses in 2013-2014*

v  Slight decrease from the peak of 1,398 in 2010-2011 v  National trend shows slight increase in international

scholars

*Indiana University Office of International Services. (2013). iStart. Retrieved from https://istart.iu.edu/dashboard/index.cfm?graph=studentEnrollmentTrends&isLoaded=yes. **All university-specific data retrieved from iStart online statistics through the Indiana University Office of International Services.

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Characteristics of International Scholars at Indiana University

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University-wide International Scholar Top 10 Specializations

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Characteristics of International Scholars at Indiana University

v  Specialization

I N D I A N A U N I V E R S I T Y 13

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Characteristics of International Scholars at Indiana University

v  Nonimmigrant Visa Classification

Questions

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Angela Adams Associate General Counsel

aadams2@iu.edu