The international student population at The University of Toledo is diverse. At any given time, approximately 90 countries are represented on our campus. International Student Association
International Students Attending UT
Countries Represented |
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Afghanistan
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Finland
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Lithuania
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Sudan
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Armenia |
France |
Macedonia |
Sweden |
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Australia |
Gambia |
Malawi |
Switzerland |
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Bahamas |
Germany |
Malaysia |
Syria |
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Bahrain |
Ghana |
Mexico |
Taiwan |
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Bangladesh |
Greece |
Mongolia |
Tajikstan |
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Bolivia |
Haiti |
Nepal |
Thailand |
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Bosnia |
Honduras |
New Zealand |
Togo |
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Botswana |
Hong Kong |
Oman |
Trinidad/Tobago |
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Brazil |
Hungary |
Palestine |
Turkey |
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Burkina Faso |
India |
Pakistan |
Turkmenistan |
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Bulgaria |
Indonesia |
Panama |
Ukraine |
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Burundi |
Iran |
Peru |
U.A.E. |
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Cameroon |
Ireland |
Philippines |
United Kingdom |
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Canada |
Israel |
Poland |
Venezuela |
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China |
Italy |
Qatar |
Vietnam |
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Colombia |
Ivory Coast |
Romania |
Yemen |
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Congo |
Japan |
Russia |
Yugoslavia (Former) |
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Costa Rica |
Jordan |
Saudi Arabia |
Zambia |
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Cyprus |
Kenya |
Serbia and Montenegro |
Zimbabwe |
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Denmark |
South Korea |
Sierra Leone |
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Djibouti |
Kazakhstan |
Singapore |
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Egypt |
Kuwait |
Slovakia |
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El Salvador |
Kyrgyzstan |
South Africa |
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Ethiopia |
Laos |
Spain |
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Equatorial Guinea |
Lebanon |
Sri Lanka |
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| International Students on Our Campus Are Extremely Valued. They: |
- create greater diversity in the student body;
- are an excellent resource for teaching our students about other countries and cultures;
- bring an enormous infusion of dollars into our community and University. "547,867 international students came to the U.S.A. to study in 2001. International Education contributes over $11 billion dollars to the U.S. economy." Open Doors, 2001. Based on this data, it is equivalent to $20,077.86 per student or $21,844,717.00 for the Toledo area.
- contribute to international amity and peace;
- help fill the need for college professors, researchers and scholars
| 2004-2005 Census Figures: |
| Undergraduate |
Graduate |
Other |
Total |
| 260 |
517 |
45 |
822 |
| Sex |
Undergraduate |
Graduate |
Other |
Total |
| Male |
186 |
348 |
24 |
558 |
| Female |
74 |
169 |
21 |
264 |
