This study explored the relationship between acculturation level and vocati
onal identity among 112 graduate and undergraduate Taiwanese international
students attending two midwestern universities. The results revealed that T
aiwanese international students who were older and who had a shorter length
of U.S. residency were more likely to identify themselves as Asian. The re
sults also indicated that Taiwanese international students who were older a
nd who had a lower acculturation level had higher vocational identity.