bureau of educational & cultural affairs. over 50% of u.s. students enter university with...
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U.S. Students Abroad
15 Years to Double
35 Years to
Double at Current Rate
1998
2012
2046
25 Years to Double at 2% per year
U.S. Study Abroad Students
White 76%African American 5%Hispanic 8%Asian/ Pacific Islander 7%Native American 0.5%Other 3.5%
2000 2003 2006 2009 20120
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U.S. Minority Students Abroad
16%24%
1. Refining current programs and launch new initiatives
2. Leveraging technology to engage with broad audiences
3. Building advocacy
4. Mobilizing support for increasing and diversifying study abroad through an “Alliance for Study Abroad”
U.S. Study Abroad Advocacy
• Over 400 advising centers in 170 countries
• Located in U.S. embassies and consulates, American Corners, Fulbright commissions, NGOs, and universities
• Dedicated State Department staff, 14 Regional Educational Advising Coordinators (REACs), and 500 advisers worldwide
educationusa.state.gov
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