Where Do International Students Work After Graduating? Neil G. Ruiz, GW Center for Law, Economics, and Finance, January 26, 2016.

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Where Do International Students Work After Graduating? Neil G. Ruiz, GW Center for Law, Economics, and Finance, January 26, 2016

The U.S. is the global hub for higher education, receiving 21 percent of all students studying abroad

5+ million approvals for F-1 visas in ,000 OPT approvals in

Messages 1. Metros are home to foreign students 2. Foreign students connect metros to global markets 3. There are many obstacles to retaining foreign students after they graduate

Metros are home to foreign students

85 percent of foreign students pursuing BMD degrees are in 118 metros

Top 10 Graduate School Metro Destinations for Foreign Students on F-1 Visas Top 10 Grad School F-1s (total) 1.New York, NY62,700 2.Los Angeles, CA37,765 3.Boston, MA32,341 4.Washington, DC26,239 5.Chicago, IL25,125 6.San Francisco, CA21,373 7.Dallas, TX17,241 8.San Jose, CA16,565 9.Philadelphia, PA14, Pittsburgh, PA9,588 Top 10 Grad School F-1 Metros (% Grad) 1.Gainesville, FL90.7% 2.San Jose, CA87.1% 3.Anderson, SC85.1% 4.College Station, TX85.1% 5.Beaumont, TX80.8% 6.Athens, GA80.2% 7.Durham-Chapel Hill, NC79.8% 8.Bridgeport, CT79.4% 9.Louisville, KY77.7% 10.Lubbock, TX75.4%

$35 billion Over Tuition Living Expenses Financial Impact on Metro Economies

45% of Foreign Student Graduates Stay to Work in School’s Metro Post-Graduation under OPT

But OPT Stay Rates Vary by Degree Program Top 5 Metros Retaining Masters OPTs 1.Seattle, WA74.2% 2.New York, NY 73.7% 3.Honolulu, HI71.6% 4.Miami, FL66.2% 5.Detroit, MI59.6% Top 5 Metros Retaining Doctorate OPTs 1.Honolulu, HI63.8% 2.New York, NY 57.9% 3.San Diego, CA 54.2% 4.Houston, TX53.7% 5.El Paso, TX 51.7% Top 5 Least Retaining Masters OPT 118. Binghamton, NY 3.9% 117. Erie, PA 4.0% 116. Beaumont, TX 5.6% 115. Mobile, AL 6.8% 114. Lafayette, IN 6.9% Top 5 Least Retaining Doctorate OPT 118. Erie, PA 0% 117. Daytona Beach, FL 0% 116. Trenton, NJ8.6% 115. Mobile, AL 11.1% 114. Eugene, OR 13.2%

Metro Profiles New York Las Vegas Lafayette Seattle

Foreign Students Metro Profile Seattle, WA F-1 Students 13, F-1 Visas Intensity Approved Top Schools 27.8% STEM Business and Management24.8% Multi / Interdisciplinary Studies16.8% Engineering9.9% Liberal Arts and Sciences6.5% Social Sciences6.2% Foreign Student Retention under OPT 74.4% Seattle Top Global Hometowns Seoul8.1% Jakarta 4.5% Hong Kong4.2% Taipei3.6% Beijing3.5%

Foreign Students Metro Profile Lafayette, IN F-1 Students 11, F-1 Visas Intensity Approved Top Schools 64.1% STEM Engineering38% Business and Management16% Computer and Information Sciences6% Mathematics6% Liberal Arts5% Foreign Student Retention under OPT 11.0% Lafayette Top Global Hometowns Beijing11% Seoul7% Shanghai5% Nanjing2% Mumbai2%

Foreign Students Metro Profile New York City, NY F-1 Students 101, F-1 Visas Intensity Approved Top Schools 31.3% STEM Business, Management, Marketing25% Engineering11% Visual Arts11% Computer and Information Sciences 8% Liberal Arts5% Foreign Student Retention under OPT 75.3% New York Top Global Hometowns Seoul7% Beijing5% Shanghai3% Mumbai2% Taipei2%

Foreign Students Metro Profile Las Vegas, NV F-1 Students 2, F-1 Visas Intensity Approved Top Schools 12.1% STEM Business and Management67% Engineering6% Basic Skills5% Health Professions4% Computer and Information Sciences3% Top Global Hometowns Seoul16% Singapore10% Hong Kong3% Beijing2% Busan2% Las Vegas Foreign Student Retention under OPT 66.9%

Foreign Students connect metros to global markets

Foreign Students from fast-growing emerging economies are driving growth

Global Hometowns of America’s Foreign Students

Emerging Fast-Growing Global Cities Send the Most Students Source: Brookings Analysis of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Data and McKinsey Global Cities of the Future 75.2% of foreign students came from Large and Mega-Cities, with populations between 5M and 10M, or over 10M 73.4% of foreign students came from cities with GDP per capita between $6K and $40K For students earning a Bachelors, Masters or Doctorate degree in the period

Foreign Students Disproportionately study STEM or Business Fields Percent of Student Population Pursuing STEM or Business Degrees,

Majority (54 percent) of F-1s are in Graduate School Masters: 42 percent of all F-1s Doctorate: 12 percent of all F-1s

Top Origin Cities of Graduate School F-1s Top Origin Cities of Doctorate F-1s (total / %) 1.Seoul, South Korea7, % 2.Beijing, China6, % 3.Tehran, Iran3, % 4.Shanghai, China 3, % 5.Taipei, Taiwan 2, % Top Origin Cities of Master’s F-1s (total / %) 1.Beijing, China23, % 2.Hyderabad, India23, % 3.Seoul, South Korea15, % 4.Shanghai, China 13, % 5.Mumbai, India 12, %

Seoul, South Korea F-1 Students 56,50311,628 F-1 Visas STEM Approved Top Schools 20.6% STEM Business, Management, Marketing 12,509 Visual And Performing Arts 6,298 Engineering 4,566 Social Sciences 4,358 Theology And Religious Vocations 4,062 Top US Metro Destinations Los Angeles Metro7,109 New York Metro6,966 Boston Metro2,056 San Francisco Metro2,045 Atlanta Metro1,715

Tehran, Iran F-1 Students 6,154 4,670 F-1 Visas STEM Approved Top Schools 75.9% STEM Engineering3,332 Computer and Information Sciences498 Business and Management406 Physical Sciences384 Architecture and Related Services225 Top US Metro Destinations Los Angeles Metro457 New York Metro287 Boston Metro260 Chicago Metro200 Washington DC Metro179

Hyderabad, India F-1 Students 26,220 20,840 F-1 Visas STEM Approved Top Schools 79.5% STEM Computer and Information Sciences9,074 Engineering8,773 Business, Management, Marketing3,989 Health Professions1,040 Engineering Technologies996 Top US Metro Destinations San Jose Metro2,826 Washington DC Metro2,169 New York Metro1,440 San Francisco Metro1,403 Chicago Metro1,167

There are many obstacles to retaining foreign students after they graduate

Current US Visa System

Among the 432,700 full-time OPTs, more than 50 percent come from 2 Countries: China & India CountryTotal NumberPercent 1. China122, % 2. India119, % 3. South Korea25,2625.8% 4. Taiwan12,3272.8% 5. Canada9,3412.2% 6. Nepal8,6982.0% 7. Japan6,4311.5% 8. Vietnam5,9731.4% 9. Mexico5,4051.2% 10. Nigeria4,8801.1%

Of all full-time OPTs, about 50% were STEM majors CountryTotal NumberPercent 1. India101, % 2. China66, % 3. South Korea7, % 4. Taiwan5, % 5. Nepal5, % 6. Iran3, % 7. Turkey2, % 8. Nigeria2, % 9. Canada2, % 10. Vietnam1, %

The Top 20 High Tech Companies Hired about 3.2% of all OPTs, or about 4.6% of all STEM OPTs (2,120)(1,227)(1,063) (746)(686)

Top Feeders to Top 20 High Tech Companies (517) (382) (349) (328) (261)

New Upcoming Changes Improving and Expanding Training Opportunities for F-1 Nonimmigrant Students with STEM Degrees 1.24 month STEM OPT extension instead of 17 months 2.Wage requirements 3.Must be from accredited universities recognized by US Department of Education

Where Do International Students Work After Graduating? Neil G. Ruiz, GW Center for Law, Economics, and Finance, January 26, 2016