Common use of International Enrolment* Clause in Contracts

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,179. • In 2009-10, Toronto reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto Carleton reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,1792,079. • In 2009-10, Toronto Carleton reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto Western reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,1792,113. • In 2009-10, Toronto Western reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:: China Iran

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto  Lakehead reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,179132. •  In 2009-10, Toronto Lakehead reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto  Xxxxx reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,179989. •  In 2009-10, Toronto Xxxxx reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto Ryerson reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,179709. • In 2009-10, Toronto Ryerson reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto York reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,1792,832. • In 2009-10, Toronto York reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students:

International Enrolment*. DEFINITION: International enrolment is the headcount of full-time international students at the institution including students who are both eligible and ineligible for funding consideration. • Toronto  Algoma reported to TCU that full-time International Enrolment in 2009-10 = 8,17935. •  In 2009-10, Toronto Algoma reported to TCU the following top 3 source countries for international students: