(August 9, 2006)

Graduate Schools Admit 12% More International Applicants Than Last Year - Quality of Applications Holds Steady

CGS's latest survey of international graduate admissions reports that offers of admission to international students by U.S. graduate schools increased 12% from 2005 to 2006.

Additionally, the overwhelming majority of graduate school deans believe that the quality of their international applicants is as high, or higher, than it was last year.

This is the second phase in CGS' three-part annual survey of international graduate student trends.

Read the press release or the full report.  Previous reports are available on our International Research page.