Which U.S. Community Colleges Have the Most Asian Students?

I'd love to engage with a diverse community in college, particularly one with a significant number of Asian students. Any ideas about which community colleges have the highest enrollment of Asian students?

Sure, there are a number of community colleges in the U.S. with a relatively high percentage of Asian students. Often, these are closely linked to the demographic makeup of the surrounding area.

For instance, De Anza College and Foothill College, both in California's Silicon Valley, are noted for having a significant percentage of Asian students. This can be attributed to the high concentration of Asian communities in and around these areas. De Anza College, in particular, was reported to have about 40% Asian student population in recent years.

Also in California, Pasadena City College and Santa Monica College have been known to have a high enrollment of Asian students, partially due to their proximity to Los Angeles' large Asian community.

There's also the City College of San Francisco in California, which has a substantial percentage of Asian students, given San Francisco's diverse population.

Please bear in mind that community colleges serve local populations, so colleges with a significant Asian student body are typically located in areas with large Asian communities. These numbers can change year to year based on admissions. It would be best to check the most current demographic data on the colleges' websites or by reaching out to the admissions offices directly.

Remember, when looking at colleges, it's not just the demographic makeup that matters. You should also consider factors such as academic program offerings, campus culture, support services, locations, etc. to find the college that best fits your needs.