Social Security: quarterly report sept07

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FinalOctober 5, 2007

Student and Exchange Visitor Information System

General Summary Quarterly ReviewFor the quarter ending September 30, 2007



SEVP Quarterly Review: July - September 2007Data retrieved 1 October 2007

Visit the SEVP website at www.ice.gov/SEVISVisit the DoS web site at http://exchanges.state.gov/education/jexchanges/about.htm

Table of Contents Page

I. Introduction

II. Management Summary

III. School Data

IV. F-1 and M-1 Nonimmigrant Student Data

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The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) manages the Student and Exchange VisitorInformation System (SEVIS). SEVP is a program under the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)agency within Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

SEVIS came online in 2003 to track and monitor the status and activities of nonimmigrant students and

exchange visitors (EVs) who enter the United States. This web-based system collects real-timeinformation on nonimmigrant students, EVs, approved schools, and program sponsors. This informationis available to a variety of stakeholders. SEVIS also retains information on Exchange Visitor Programsponsors and visitors that are approved by the Department of State (DoS). The DoS web site ishttp://exchanges.state.gov/education/jexchanges/about.htm

This quarterly review is based on information retrieved on October 1, 2007. As SEVIS is a real-time database, exact numbers within this review were accurate as of the date retrieved. The below list containsthe various organizations that request data and information stored in SEVIS. SEVP continues to see thenumber of requests increase as SEVP’s abilities and SEVIS’ capabilities expand.

DHS - ICE (SEVP)ICE (CEU) Department of State (DoS)Schools Exchange Visitor ProgramsEmbassies and Consulates CongressLaw Enforcement and Intelligence Agencies Private OrganizationsOther Governmental Agencies and Entities

SEVP and SEVIS

I. Introduction

http://exchanges.state.gov/education/jexchanges/about.htm

http://exchanges.state.gov/education/jexchanges/about.htm



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Management Review SummaryThe SEVIS “General Data Quarterly Review” isproduced to provide a snap-shot of useful informationto SEVP management and a variety of SEVISstakeholders.

This edition of the review represents a sample ofinformation collected from SEVIS data on October 1,2007.

Since the program’s inception, the total volume of datain SEVIS continues to grow. As of October 1, 2007there were 1,045,918 Active non-immigrant students,exchange visitors, and their dependents in SEVIS.Data on greater than 4.7 million non-immigrant visa-type F, M, J international students and their

dependents, schools and EV Programs can be foundin SEVIS.

II. Management Summary

SEVIS Program Totals as of October 1, 2007

Metric Total

Approved 9,101

Active 713,431

Dependents 78,027

Completed 687,102

Metric Total

Active 1,434

Active 204,216

Dependents 48,810

Inactive 1,216,647

Schools

Students (F-1 & M-1)

Exchange Visitors Programs

Exchange Visitors (J-1)



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Approved Schools by State

III. School Data

35% of all SEVPapproved schools arelocated within the statesof California, New York,

Florida, Texas, andPennsylvania.

Schools per Color

> 400

201 - 400

101 - 20051 - 100

0 - 50

California1, 123

Schools

New York651Schools

Florida536

Schools

Texas516

Schools

Pennsylvania407

Schools





Approved Schools

III. School Data

S c h o o l N a m e # o f A c t i v e S tu d e n ts

CornellUniversity 3,957

SantaMonicaCollege 3,291

HoustonCommunityCollegeSystem 2,586

SanFranciscoStateUniversity(Sfsu) 2,023

TheUniversityofIowa 1,512


TheCityUniversityofNewYork 12,439

UniversityofSouthernCalifornia 6,919

PurdueUniversity 5,606ColumbiaUniversityintheCityofNewYork 5,570

UniversityofIllino is 5,364


InternationalAirlineT rainingAcademy 268

STMCTrainingInstitute 268PanAmInternationalFlightAcademy 254

SabenaAirlineT rainingCenter,Inc. 210

Sie rra Aca demyofAeronautics-Interna tiona lT raining Ce nter 193

T o p F ive F - 1 A p p r o ve d S c h o o ls

T o p F ive M - 1 A p p r o ve d S c h o o ls

T o p F i ve F - 1 a n d M - 1 A p p r o v e d S c h o o ls

# o f A c t ive S t u d e n t s # o f S ch o o ls

>5,000 7

1,001-5,000 147

501-1,000 170101-500 789

51-100 609

11-50 1,717

1-10 2,635

0 3,033

% of Approved Schools with Active Students

80.4%

9.5%

10.1%

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Geographic Region and Major

IV. F & M Nonimmigrant Student Data

South Korea remains the country withthe highest number of Active studentswith 107,834.

The leading Major continues to beBusiness for 138,289 internationalstudents.

DHS certified schools may

offer multiple curricula but must beapproved for each specificcurriculum in which they enroll F/ Mstudents.

0% 5% 10% 15% 20%

% of Total Active Students

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING

ENGINEERING

BASIC SKILLS

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES

HEALTH PROFESSIONS

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

VISUAL A ND PERFORMING ARTS

BIOLOGICAL A ND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Top Ten Majors

# of Students 107,834 95,525 75,744 46,207 36,322 33,535 15,663 13,689 12,152 11,175

SOUTH

KOREAINDIA CHINA JAPAN TAIWAN CANADA MEXICO TURKEY THAILAND

SAUDI

ARABIA

Top “Country of Citizenship” for all Students

16%

14%

12%

10%

8%

6%

4%

0

138,289

93,012

65,263

45,766

38,333

37,927

32,126

30,808

27,408





Students by State


Number of Active Students by State

California, New York,Texas, Massachusetts,Illinois and Florida havethe highest number ofactive students.

These six states host51% of all activestudents.

Students per Color

20,000 to 29,999

10,000 to 19,9995,000 to 9,999

< 2,000

2,000 to 4,999

California117,798

New York89,259

>30,000Texas53,578

Massachusetts

37,361

Florida

32,691

Illinois

32,852





Level of Education and Course of Study


69% of activestudents are enrolledin Bachelor’s,

Master’s or Doctoralprograms.

An approved schoolmay offer severallevels of educationfrom pre-school,elementary, highschool, to postsecondary educationlevel.

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00%

% of Total Active Students

BACHELOR'S

MASTER'S

DOCTORATE

LANGUAGE

ASSOCIATE

OTHERSECONDARY

PRIMARY

FLIGHT TRAINING

VOCATIONAL

HIGH SCHOOL

Education Level by Active Students

195,220

176,841

119,756

80,848

74,147

30,766

24,441

4,642

4,159

2,973

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