Page Title: Proven Impact on International Student Enrollment | INTO

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Page Text: Contact Us Search INTO's proven impact Our impact stems from endless efforts to ensure every student and university with which we work meets their next international milestone. We’ve helped 130,000 students from 190 countries make their study abroad dreams come true. In turn, our partner institutions have increased and diversified their international student populations. View case studies Supporting superior student outcomes From application to graduation, we partner with universities to support students in realizing their study abroad ambitions and securing concrete returns on all they invest in an international degree. The result is an incomparable level of student satisfaction and success. Student Satisfaction Students in INTO Pathway programs are highly satisfied with the learning and support they receive. Across our partner universities, 94% of students are satisfied with their overall experience, 96% are satisfied with the support they receive and 91% are satisfied with the quality of teaching. Student Progression In the 2019-20 academic year, 92% of students who qualified for admission after their INTO Pathway program progressed to pursue degrees at our partner universities. Elevating international enrollment growth Partnership with INTO significantly expands university capacity to reach, support and retain students from every corner of the globe. International enrollments at our partner universities outpace national averages, providing for vibrant campus communities, mission-enabling revenue streams and sustainable enrollment pipelines. UK Partner Universities In the UK, INTO partner universities regularly outperform peer institutions when it comes to international student enrollment growth: The University of East Anglia more than doubled its international student population over the first six years of the INTO partnership. Newcastle University has seen a 211% increase in international student enrollments since 2006 — two times faster than the UK average rate of enrollment growth. US Partner Universities American higher-education institutions that partner with INTO are twice as likely to experience international student enrollment growth than the average national university, according to a study carried out with NAFSA: Association of International Educators and the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU). At Oregon State University, the international student population has more than tripled since the launch of the INTO partnership in 2009 — a rate of growth 4.4 times faster than the US national average. International student enrollments at the University of South Florida have increased by 255% in the decade since the launch of the INTO partnership, outpacing the national average by a factor of 3.4. George Mason University’s international student enrollments have grown two times faster than the national average for US universities. Reinvigorating university revenue streams INTO partnerships generate mission-enabling funding for universities, which in turn benefits local communities and national economies. Comprehensive Partnerships in the UK INTO Newcastle University generated £56.4M in revenue during the 2019-20 year, and it has contributed an estimated £215.1M to the UK HE sector since 2008. INTO University of Exeter generated £46.2M in revenue during the 2019-20 year, and it has contributed an estimated £228.9M to the UK HE sector since 2009. Comprehensive Partnerships in the US INTO Oregon State University generated $32.4M in revenue during the 2018 financial year. INTO University of South Florida generated $23.0M in revenue during the 2019 financial year. INTO George Mason University generated $21.7M in revenue during the 2019 financial year. Awards and external recognition Our partnerships have garnered numerous awards and recognition for their achievements in internationalization and student experience. Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization The University of South Florida collected NAFSA: Association of International Educators' premier award for campus internationalization in 2013, citing the partnership with INTO as a key component of success. Queen’s Award for Enterprise In 2016, our first partnership in the United Kingdom with the University of East Anglia was honored with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, International Trade, recognizing the remarkable performance of UEA in marketing its academic programs to students worldwide. Further Awards for INTO Additional awards for our contribution to international education include: 2011 Education Investor Award for Exporting Excellence 2011 Education Investor Award for Higher Education Provider of the Year 2013 Education Investor Award, Education Business of the Year Make an impact on international enrollment Learn more about how INTO's proven impact could support internationalization at your institution.

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