Explore international student trends at Alma College to discover how Alma stacks up to the competition when it comes to serving students from outside the United States.
The presence of international students on campus means a greater diversity of options, perspectives and knowledge to add to the diversity of thought on campus. As the economy becomes more global in scope, interaction with students from all different countries becomes an important part of higher education.
The presence of international students on campus means a greater diversity of options, perspectives and knowledge to add to the diversity of thought on campus. As the economy becomes more global in scope, interaction with students from all different countries becomes an important part of higher education.
An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as 1,037,354 international students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities. From this diverse international pool, Alma was home to approximately 17 international students.
College Factual ranks Alma as 1,112nd out of a total 1,293 colleges and universities for popularity with international students.
At least 6 countries are represented
on the Alma campus.
The countries with the largest on-campus communities are
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Alma College reports having a total of 17 international students on campus, 17 of whom are undergraduates. This is out of a total of 1,385 students, 1,385 of whom are undergraduates.
Alma suggests that international students make up about 1.2% of the student body. |
Use the map below to explore the popularity of Alma College on a country by country basis.
Over the last five years the total international population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
94.1%.
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The chart below shows how the total number of international students at Alma has grown over the past five years.
Use the map below to explore the popularity trends on a country by country basis.
College Factual ranks Alma as 514th out of 1,174 total colleges and universities for providing a quality educational experience to international students.
CollegeFactual has also ranked the quality of the education at Alma on a country by country basis.
Alma ranks the best for are for students from
Brazil, and 
China.
Use the map below to explore the Alma College experience for your country.
College Factual ranks Alma as 616th out of a total 1,148 colleges and universities for providing value to international students.
CollegeFactual has also ranked the value of the education at Alma on a country by country basis.
Alma's best value is for students from
China, and Brazil.
Use the map below to explore Alma College value for your country.
The most popular degrees at Alma with international students are Communication & Media Studies, Business Administration & Management, and General Biology.
Use the map below to explore the most popular degrees at Alma College on a country by country basis.
The map below (and the following country names) can be used to select a specific country and drill into Alma College information specific to that country.
| Country | Popularity Ranking | Quality Ranking | Value Ranking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | 388 | 235 | 283 |
| China | 726 | 509 | 514 |
 Colombia | 478 | N/A | N/A |
 Ecuador | 160 | N/A | N/A |
 Norway | 231 | N/A | N/A |
 Russia | 408 | N/A | N/A |
The Alma College has a relatively small community of international students. International students should make sure the school has the support services, groups and clubs that may prove helpful to them before they apply.
Alma College costs approximately USD 50,613 for international students to attend. College Factual ranks the value of this school for international students as 616th out of 1,148
Learn more about out-of-state tuition at Alma College.
There are approximately 17 international students at Alma; they make up 1.2% of all total students.
Out-of-state tuition at Alma is USD 37,310 per year. This does not include room and board or additional student fees that may add to your costs. Go to the Alma tuition & fees page for more information, and contact the school for details.
Contact the school to see what kind of scholarships, grants, financial aid or loans may be available to you as an international student.
Some schools set aside on-campus jobs for international students to help them defray costs. Check in early to apply to these jobs as they may go quickly.
Contact the school to see what kind of student services, associations, clubs, and groups are open to you as an international student.
Chinese Students at Alma College
Brazilian Students at Alma College
Alma College is a Popular Home for Ecuadorian Students
Colombian Students at Alma College
Alma College is a Popular Home for Norwegian Students
Russian Students at Alma College