North American country of 339.9 million, a global superpower. Known for cultural diversity and innovation. Universities like Harvard, MIT, and Stanford are globally top-ranked. Hosts over 1 million international students.
North American country of 39 million, one of the world's top destinations for international students. Universities like Toronto, McGill, and UBC are globally ranked. Hosts over 800,000 international students.
North American country of 128 million, with Aztec and Mayan heritage. Universities like UNAM and Tecnologico de Monterrey are globally recognized. Hosts international students from Latin America and Spain.
Caribbean island nation of 100,000, known for tourism and offshore banking. Hosts offshore medical schools like American University of Antigua. Many students study in the US, UK, or Canada.
Island nation of 400,000, famous for tourism and offshore finance. Higher education is centered on University of the Bahamas. Many students pursue studies in the US and Canada.
Caribbean island of 300,000, known for tourism and cricket. Hosts University of the West Indies (Cave Hill Campus). Many students also study in the UK and Canada.
Central American country of 400,000, English-speaking and diverse. Higher education is limited, with University of Belize as the main institution. Many students study in the US and Mexico.
Central American country of 5.2 million, known for biodiversity and stability. Universities include University of Costa Rica. Attracts international students in environmental studies.
Caribbean island nation of 11.2 million with socialist governance. Universities like University of Havana are prominent. Attracts international students, especially in medicine.
Caribbean island nation of 70,000, known as the 'Nature Island' for its rainforests and hot springs. Higher education is limited, with Dominica State College and offshore medical schools. Many students study abroad in the US and UK.
Caribbean nation of 11.4 million, sharing Hispaniola with Haiti. Known for tourism and baseball. Universities include Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo. Attracts regional students, especially in medicine.
Central American country of 6.5 million, known for coffee and volcanic landscapes. Universities include University of El Salvador. Many students study abroad in the US.
Caribbean island of 100,000, known as the 'Spice Island.' Hosts St. George's University, a major international medical school attracting thousands of foreign students.
Central American country of 18 million, with Mayan heritage and volcanic landscapes. Universities include Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. Many students study abroad in Mexico and the US.
Caribbean nation of 11.6 million, sharing Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic. Known for its revolutionary history as the first independent Black republic (1804). Faces challenges from natural disasters and political instability. Universities include Université d’État d’Haïti. Many students study abroad in the US, Canada, and France.
Central American country of 10.7 million, known for Mayan ruins and Caribbean coast. Economy relies on agriculture and remittances. Universities include Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras. Many students study abroad in the US and Mexico.
Caribbean island of 2.8 million, known for reggae, athletics, and vibrant culture. Universities include University of the West Indies (Mona Campus). Many students study abroad in the US, UK, and Canada.
Central American country of 7 million, with volcanic landscapes and colonial cities. Universities include National Autonomous University of Nicaragua. Many students study abroad in Costa Rica and the US.
