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University of Iowa（作为国际生，

第一类：非美国公民或绿卡持有者都算国际生

借用Stanford的套磁回复：

International students are those applicants who are not US citizens or permanent residents (Green Card recipients) of the US. 
Even though one may have lived in the US for a number of years, that person is still considered an international applicant.

简单干脆，部分学校将难民、尤其是名校，“非美国公民或绿卡持有者都算国际生”是TOP100院校的主流观点，

当然，争取在更激烈的竞争中取胜。也就是说，国际生所占比例大概在5%—15%。

但是，作为国际生处理并不代表申请中同美国国内高中生审核流程或标准一致，详见下面第二类标准。我们在套磁中发现，

特殊的，不少学校，
1. Princeton University

We evaluate all students within the context of their school setting. When we read your application, we will read it along with any other students from your school who have applied. This allows for us to have a better understanding of each school context. You will be asked to self-report your citizenship on the Common Application, which will not affect how your application is read.
2. U of Chicago

Thank you for reaching out. While you would be considered an international applicant if you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, that has no impact on the application review process unless you are applying for financial aid. We always review students in the context of the high school they attend, not where they are from.

3. Columbia U

Columbia’s admissions application process is largely the same for all students regardless of their citizenship or country of residence. But If you are applying for financial aid, different financial aid applications are required for international students.

4. Duke University

We read applications by where a student attends high school. However below is some information that will be helpful as you will also be considered an international student.

WHY IS MY APPLICATION CONSIDERED INTERNATIONAL?

·We categorize all applications from students attending schools outside the United States as international, even those from students who are US citizens.

·We categorize all applications from students who are not US citizens or US Lawful Permanent Residents as international, even those from students who are attending schools in the US.

5. Cornell University

Thank you for your interest in Cornell. If you are not a US citizen or hold a green card, you are considered an international student. The application and requirements are the same for all students. 
We read applications based on where you currently attend school, rather than by your citizenship status. Your application will be read with others from the school you attend and those from the same state (U.S.) or country.

6. College of William & Mary

Thank you for taking the time to write; it is great to hear of your interest in William & Mary! All Chinese citizens attending high school in the United States are considered international students, but will be read in the context of their United States high school. 
I hope this helps. If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.

7. Vanderbilt University

Thanks for reaching out. So it's not like we have two piles of applications, domestic and international. Because of this, my answer may seem a bit confusing, so please feel free to ask questions if it doesn't make sense. 

Your file will be evaluated by the admission counselor responsible for the area of the high school you will graduate from. So let's say you do four years of high school at the Lawrenceville School in NJ and plan to graduate from there [example], I would be the one evaluating your application since I have all schools in NJ. 

However, lets say, you attend Lawrenceville for three years, and go to Shanghai World Foreign Language School to graduate, Julie Chapman would evaluate you application since that is one of her schools. In both situations the context of your school environment(s) will be taken into consideration.

8. New York University

Thank you for your email. While you would be considered an international student, we review applications by high schools, so your application would be reviewed in the context of the school you currently attend.

第三类：美高学生在申请中不算国际生

这自然是美高学生及家长最想看到的答案，这说明相比国内学生，政治避难者等也视作本土学生，还要看你是不是把握住了机会。

对于国内高中就读的申请者：大势所趋，套磁中明确持有这一观点的学校如下：

1. Yale

Thank you for your email and your interest in Yale. Since applications are read by region, international versus domestic status is determined by where you went to secondary school, rather than by residency or citizenship status.

2. UCLA

You would not be categorized as an international applicant because your high school was taken in the United States.

3. Georgia Tech

Thanks for your email and interest in Georgia Tech. Applications are read within the context from which you are applying. For example, if you are from Panama but living in Illinois, your application will be read with those from Illinois.
Likewise, if you are from Illinois but living in France, your application will be read with those from France.

4. USC (特殊情况，标化考试要求等。你已经在比赛中领先了一个身位，享受优先录取待遇，在申请过程中没有任何区别。拥有比国际生多得多的录取名额，