<p>That is correct LDB. But when it comes to international students, some publics, like IU, Michigan, Purdue, UIUC, UVa and Wisconsin really do a great job.</p>
<p>Purdue: 9% (2,400) international
UIUC: 8% (2,400) international
Indiana University: 6% (1,900) international
Michigan: 5% (1,300) international
Wisconsin: 5% (1,400) international</p>
<p>Private universities seldom enroll over 1,000 international undergrads. Cornell, NYU, Penn and USC are the only notable exceptions I can think of. Most private universities enroll between 350 and 700.</p>
<p>Michigan also does a great job attracting students from the coasts, with over 2,000 undergrads coming from the tri-state area and another 1,000 coming from the West Coast.</p>
<p>But back to the UNC vs WUSTL topic, I think an international student will fit in just as easily at UNC as in WUSTL.</p>