Vietnamese Americans (including multiethnic Vietnamese) ages 18-24 (2006): ~157,000
Vietnamese Americans (not including multiethnic Vietnamese) ages 18-24 (2006): ~142,000
Vietnamese Americans (including multiethnic Vietnamese) that are currently enrolled in college (2006): ~156,000
Vietnamese Americans (not including multiethnic Vietnamese) that are currently enrolled in college (2006): ~142,000
Vietnamese Americans (including multiethnic Vietnamese) that are currently enrolled in high school (2006): ~93,500
Vietnamese Americans (not including multiethnic Vietnamese) that are currently enrolled in high school (2006): ~82,700
International Students whose country of origin is Vietnam and currently studies in the United States (2005): 4,597
International Students whose country of origin is Vietnam and currently studies in the United States (2006): 6,036
The Canadian census makes it difficult to get a real calculation of Vietnamese students, but here’s what they have:
2001 Census
Canadians of Vietnamese origin: 151410
Canadians of Vietnamese origin who are multiethnic: 32290 (~21.3% of 151410)
Southeast Asian total: 198880 (~76.1% of which are of Vietnamese origins)
Southeast Asian age 15-24: 32775 (~16.5% of 198880)
So the max is 33,000 Vietnamese Canadian students as of the year 2001. By projection based on percentages, we get ~25,000 Vietnamese youths ages 15-24. The number has to shrink when taking educational enrollment level into consideration (we want a breakdown into college-enrolled students, postsecondary vocational, and high school students). Also the number has to grow to reflect this year, since the data is 7 years old.