The pie chart shows the percentage of foreign students who studied in different countries around the world in 2006.
Overall, the United States was the most popular destination for international students. Moreover, Canada had the lowest percentage.
In detail, 22% of international students chose the U.S., which was the highest. The U.K. was the second most popular with 14%. France and Germany both had 10%, and France had a slightly higher percentage than Germany. Australia was also a popular choice with 7%, showing that many students liked to study in developed countries.
Looking at the remaining countries, China and Japan had 6% and 5% of students. Canada had only 3%, which was the lowest number among the listed countries. A large group of students, 23%, studied in all other countries, which means many students went to smaller or less common destinations. This shows that international students had many different choices in 2006.
