Indians Top Foreigners Bound for U.S. Colleges
India sent more students to college in the United States in 2004-05 than did any other country in the world, says a report by the Institute of International Education.
As many as 80,466 of the foreign students who were enrolled in American colleges last academic year were Indian, followed by 62,523 Chinese students and 53,358 from South Korea, according to the report, released Nov. 14 by the New York City-based nonprofit that promotes closer educational ties between the United States and the...
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