Koreans comprise nearly 14 percent of foreign students in the U.S, second among all nationalities.

Second-quarter data by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement say 733-thousand foreign students were in the U.S. as of this month, with Chinese accounting for the most with 118-thousand.

Second came Koreans with 101-thousand, Indians 100-thousand and Canadians and Japanese with 29-thousand each.

By major, business was the most popular major among foreign students in the U.S. with 150-thousand students, followed by engineering with 99-thousand.

By state, California had the most foreign students with 123-thousand, trailed by New York, Texas and Massachusetts.