Just about every graduate engineering school in the United States enrolls international students, but only a handful of full-time programs enroll many more students from abroad than others.
According to U.S. News, on average, of the 194 ranked graduate engineering schools that reported data, international students accounted for 54 percent of student bodies, and at 19 institutions, made up more than 75 percent.
The following are the engineering schools where the international students made up the largest proportions of the full-time student body in fall 2011 (with an 11th school listed due to a tie):
10. (Tied) Stevens Institute of Technology (Schaefer)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 964
Percentage international students: 81%
10. (Tied) Stony Brook University (SUNY)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 1,165
Percentage international students: 81%
9. Wichita State University
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 276
Percentage international students: 82.2%
8. University of Houston (Cullen)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 739
Percentage international students: 83.5%
7. University of Texas-Dallas (Jonsson)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 1,088
Percentage international students: 84.2%
6. University at Buffalo (SUNY)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 1,133
Percentage international students: 84.3%
5. University of Texas--Arlington
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 985
Percentage international students: 84.7%
4. Illinois Institute of Technology (Armour)
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 1,107
Percentage international students: 85.5%
3. Syracuse University
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 713
Percentage international students: 86.4%
2. University of Missouri-Kansas City
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 156
Percentage international students: 92.3%
1. University of Bridgeport
Fall 2011 full-time enrollment: 437
Percentage international students: 95%
