Foreigners anyone?

[ColinHay]

Just curious how many foreigners are hanging out here .
Where are they from and which schools they go to.
A sort of demographic survey.

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[doctorFred]

my family lived in (and i was conceived in) the capital city of ivory coast, abidjan. a few more weeks and i would have been an african-american!

 

[babybichon]

Born and raised in the Philippines! Spent 3 years at the University of the Philippines in Manila, then my family immigrated (i hope I used the word correctly) to the United States. Been in Chicago for 5 years. I LOVE Chicago
Finished my undergrad degree here in Chicago too.

 

[FutureDocDO]

my family lived in (and i was conceived in) the capital city of ivory coast, abidjan. a few more weeks and i would have been an african-american!

try to claim that in certain cities... u might experience what the ER is like I'm assume that's you in your avatar

 

[Bubchik]

Just curious how many foreigners are hanging out here .
Where are they from and which schools they go to.
A sort of demographic survey.

Born in Siberia, raised in Gomel (Republic of Belarus, former USSR) until I was 17yo, then moved to LA for college, now at Johns Hopkins SOM.

 

[chocomorsel]

Born in Siberia, raised in Gomel (Republic of Belarus, former USSR) until I was 17yo, then moved to LA for college, now at Johns Hopkins SOM.

From Kenya. Moved here when I was 12. Now in medschool in Texas.

 

[goodluck2]

Born in Siberia, raised in Gomel (Republic of Belarus, former USSR) until I was 17yo, then moved to LA for college, now at Johns Hopkins SOM.

Born and raised in Kiev, Ukraine(former USSR). Moved here when I was 26 y.o. Now at OHSU, Portland, Oregon.

 

[VitaMedicus]

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[ColinHay]

Either I or most of the people who replied here understood the original question wrong (did he not ask about people who live and study outside US?). Well, here goes:

I live in Finland, and study in the faculty of medicine in university of Oulu. It is located a little above 65 degrees northern altitude, so it must be one of the northernmost medical schools in the world.

No - Most people got it right. My original question was about people new to the US but your answer is good too. thanks for playing.