In 2010-11, over 56,976 students were enrolled in U.S. universities, making China the largest exporter of undergraduates over any other country.  Because the U.S. still maintains its integrity in post-secondary education, many Chinese are pushing their children to attend top U.S. universities.  They hope for a better education and the potential option to live in the U.S. after school.  In China, children are better educated over U.S. children in STEM fields, making them competitive applicants. “High standards and high expectations are the norm in China, not the exception, as is often the case in the United States.”  Article ->