Indian & Chinese MBA Applicants Face Much Higher Rejection Rates

School	Total 2011 Applicants	International Applicants	Int’l Students Enrolled	Percentage Difference
Washington (Olin)	1,490	70%	35%	-35
Emory (Goizueta)	968	58%	34%	-24
Duke (Fuqua)	3,452	53%	30%	-23
USC (Marshall)	1,826	44%	21%	-23
Boston University	1,322	59%	36%	-23
Michigan (Ross)	2,929	55%	33%	-22
Purdue (Krannert)	679	78%	58%	-20
Vanderbilt (Owen)	1,013	45%	25%	-20
Texas-Austin (McCombs)	2,253	40%	24%	-16
UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	1,720	47%	32%	-15
MIT (Sloan)	4,490	52%	38%	-14
New York (Stern)	4,416	41%	28%	-13
Northwestern (Kellogg)	4,490	45%	34%	-11
UCLA (Anderson)	2,727	47%	36%	-11
Univ. of Washington (Foster)	558	38%	27%	-11

Source: Business schools reporting to Bloomberg BusinessWeek

Notes: Table shows the percentage of international students in the most recent applicant pool for each business school and the percentage of international students who enrolled in the latest entering class in the fall of 2011

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