While once a small, local college, Boston College is now a full university with more than 900 international citizens - undergraduate, graduate, and exchange students.
Furthermore, approximately 10% of all Boston College undergraduates bring an international perspective with them to the University. These students' international backgrounds include foreign citizens, US dual citizens, US Permanent Residents (Green Card holders), and US citizens living abroad.
| International Students at Boston College |
Approximately 10% |
| Foreign Nationals |
3% |
| US/Foreign Dual citizens and Greencard Holders |
3.5% |
| US Citizens Living Abroad |
3% |
Undergraduate and graduate international citizens at Boston College come from within the United States and from 97 countries around the world. A variety of clubs and organizations (see story on right) provide international students an outlet to gather in groups that share their cultural experiences and values. The following is a list of the 97 countries from which our students come. Please note that the list below only includes the countries from which our non-US citizens come. It does not include the hundreds of US dual citizens, Permanent Residents or US citizens living abroad.
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Countries Represented: 97 | ||
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Albania |
Haiti |
Paraguay |
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* Hong Kong remains as a classified country for statistical reporting by the Institute of International Education. |
