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The vast majority of the 1,045 master’s and PhD candidates in the Division of the Humanities—that is, 777 students—reported United States citizenship. 

After the United States, the top ten countries represented were Canada, China, Germany, South Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Italy, Israel, India, and Hong Kong (see chart).

Students also came from Argentina (1 student), Australia (4), Austria (2), Belgium (3), Brazil (5), Bulgaria (3), Colombia (3), Croatia (2), Denmark (3), Dominican Republic (1), Ecuador (1), Finland (1) France (6), Greece (3), Hungary (3), Indonesia (1), Japan (6), Jordan (1), Kazakhstan (1), Lebanon (1), Macedonia (1), Malaysia (2), Mexico (3), Morocco (1), Netherlands (1), New Zealand (2), Pakistan (3), Panama (1), Poland (4), Romania (4), Russia (2), Spain (6), Sweden (1), Switzerland (1), Taiwan (5), Thailand (1), and Venezuela (2).