The table illustrates the five funding sources for overseas students in America in 2003/04 and 2013/14, respectively.
The most remarkable fact is that personal and family is the dominant source of tuition, kept well excess 2/3 of all international students, during the given period. Around 385, 543, 67% of the whole population got support from family in 2003; the proportion rose by just below half to 2013.
Even though the percentage of those who get benefits from a foreign government or university and current employer was lowest in 2003(2%), that has increased dramatically by nearly fourfold after a decade.
The proportion of the only category that has experienced decline was other sources, dropped by approximately a third(14%). Roughly a quarter of the total was funded by the US college or university, which has climbed from 134, 015 in 2003 to 171, 218 in 2013 28%.
Overall, except for other sources, all showed a drastically rose, with a general increase by slightly over 50 percentage
The table illustrates the five funding
sources
for overseas students in America in 2003/04 and 2013/14,
respectively
.
The most remarkable fact is that personal and family is the dominant
source
of tuition,
kept
well excess 2/3 of all international students, during the
given
period. Around 385, 543, 67% of the whole population
got
support from family in 2003; the proportion rose by
just
below half to 2013.
Even though
the percentage of those who
get
benefits from a foreign
government
or university and
current
employer was lowest in 2003(2%), that has increased
dramatically
by
nearly
fourfold after a decade.
The proportion of the
only
category that has experienced decline was other
sources
, dropped by approximately a third(14%). Roughly a quarter of the total
was funded
by the US college or university, which has climbed from 134, 015 in 2003 to 171, 218 in 2013 28%.
Overall
,
except for
other
sources
, all
showed
a
drastically rose
, with a general increase by
slightly
over 50 percentage