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In Internati ernation onal al St Stude udent nt Affa fair irs Our story Tra ravel l Throug rough Hi History Earliest I- 20s awarded at BC in 1952 US S In Internat ernational ional Mob obility ility Inf nform rmation


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In Internati ernation

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al St Stude udent nt Affa fair irs Our story

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Tra ravel l Throug rough Hi History

  • Earliest I-20’s awarded at BC in 1952
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  • 886,052 F1 Visas (2013-2014)
  • Overall 4.2%
  • Top Countries: China, India, South Korea, Saudi Arabia
  • Top Fields: STEM, Social Sciences, Business
  • Top US States: California, New York, Texas

Inf nform rmation ation from the Open n Do Doors s 2014 repor

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China India South Korea Saudi Arabia STEM Social Sciences Business California New York Texas

Total Revenue for US: $27 billion

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10 20 30 40 50 60 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 28 26 36 54

F-1 St Stud udent ents at t BC

Baker ersfiel sfield d College Internat rnational nal St Stude dent t Profile rofile

The 54 students from Fall 2014 represent 14 different countries, and nearly half of them are female.

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2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Business Administration Engineering Biology/Nursing 15 15 5

Depar partment tmental al Im Impac act of

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F-1 1 St Stude udent nts

English for Multilingual Students (EMS)

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  • International Admissions and Recruiting
  • International Student Services
  • Orientation, Counseling, Retention, Follow-up activities
  • International partnerships and community programs
  • International Student Organization (Club)
  • International Education Week
  • International Woman’s Day
  • International Circle of Friends

The ISA is a “One Stop Office” by facilitating:

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t the In Internat ernationa ional l St Stude udent nt Affa fair irs: s: IS ISA

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  • To promote global awareness among BC students
  • To enrich the BC and Bakersfield community through

globalization

The ISA’s Vision

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  • To support and empower international students to achieve

their educational goals

  • To develop personal growth through expert counseling and

advising, intercultural programming, and on/off campus advocacy

The ISA’s Mission Statement

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  • Promotes opportunities for cross-cultural and global

engagement opportunities/collaboration among students

  • Enable transformative experiences through exchanges among

underrepresented students

  • Cross cultural exchanges are proven to enhance communication,

critical thinking, adaptability, and foreign language proficiency

The ISA’s Educational Impact

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  • Bakersfield College international (F-1) population

has grown

wn 50% % over the past 1.5 years The ISA’s Financial Impact

Fee Cost st F-1 Visa Tuition $193/unit Resident Fees $46/unit Capital Outlay Fees $13/unit Tot

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al $252/un unit

  • Minimum 12 units x $252

= $3,024 per student

  • 54 enrolled students x $3,024 = $163,296 for entire class
  • 2 semesters x $163,296 = $326,592 per year
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Fall 2011 1 — 28 F-1 1 Stude udents nts

2. 2.

Fall 2012 2 — 26 F-1 1 Stude udents nts

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Fall 2013 3 — 36 6 F-1 1 Students udents

4. 4.

Fall 2014 4 — 54 4 F-1 1 Student udents

Increase Power

The ISA’s Goal

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As the world is becoming more interconnected, international experiences are not just another luxury and we can no longer afford to focus on ourselves.

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Why y this is al all ma l matter ers

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  • Celebrations of International Education every semester
  • International Education Week
  • International Educator‘s Circle of Friends
  • International Women’s Day Celebration

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munity an and Cam ampus pus Ad Advoca

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  • Participate in a international education or professional

development programs! www.ciee.org

  • Attend and encourage your students/ friends to participate
  • n-campus events
  • Lead a project or program in cross-cultural exchange related

to your field

  • Become a friend/ mentor to international students
  • Become member of “International Educator’s Circle”
  • Suggest your ideas for new and innovative ways to promote

international education at Bakersfield College!

  • How ca

can you

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get in involv

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ed?