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The image contains two tables. The first table labeled "CANADA" lists data by Country of Origin for years 2002 and 2003 with percentage change: China 5,400 in 2002, 7,850 in 2003, +45%; The USA 5,000 in 2002, 5,450 in 2003, +9%; India 2,100 in 2002, 2,835 in 2003, +35%; Total 59,870 in 2002, 70,004 in 2003, +17%. The second table labeled "USA" lists similar data: China 110,000 in 2002, 116,600 in 2003, +6%; India 200,000 in 2002, 182,000 in 2003, -9%; Canada 31,000 in 2002, 33,170 in 2003, +7%; Total 581,600 in 2002, 592,230 in 2003, +2%.
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The tables illustrate the amount of international students studies in Canada and the USA by country of origin.
Overall, Canada showed bigger change of the amount of students, while the United States has less change, however it has more students by each year.
Talking about Canada, Chinese and Indian students had the biggest increase from 2002 to 2003 with +45% and +35% respectively. The USA showed the smallest change with +9%. In addition, the total showed +17% change.
In the United States, the total was +2%. China and Canada showed the biggest change with +6% and +7%, while India attributed the lowest with -9%.
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