Saudi students also congregated at mosques and Islamic centers, many of which received support from the embassy.

In the late 1970s, a majority were studying the social sciences, and later the community of Saudi students constitute a substantial body work about their experiences.

The funds were used for tuition, fees and expenses of Saudi students throughout the United States.

It is possible, they believe, that he was assigned to monitor the activities of Saudi students and other expatriates in the United States.

His first material dealt with his identity as a Saudi foreign student studying in post-9/11 America.

An estimated 5,000 Saudi students received government scholarships to study abroad for the 2007/2008 academic year.

In the United Kingdom alone, more than 15,000 Saudi students, 25% of whom are women, attend universities.

In 1995, 30 Saudi students came to the college and 24 graduated in August.

Saudi students were seen in a wide range of fields including health, IT, business and accounting.

Other european students had been failed, but the unversity refused to fail this particular Saudi student.