Demographics at Georgetown

Hey there! I've been considering applying to Georgetown, and I'm curious about the student body. What's the diversity like on campus in terms of race, gender, international students, etc? Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Hello! Georgetown University has a reasonably diverse student body and takes pride in this diversity as they consider it essential in promoting dialogue and learning among students.

In terms of gender, the undergraduate student body is approximately 55% female and 45% male.

When considering racial and ethnic diversity, Georgetown is quite mixed. Here's a rough breakdown of the student population:

1. White: 44%

2. Asian: 11%

3. Hispanic/Latino: 8%

4. Black: 7%

5. Two or more races: 4%

6. Other races (including Native American, Pacific Islanders): <1%

For international diversity, Georgetown is home to over 3,300 international students (undergraduate and graduate) from more than 135 countries.

Of course, diversity isn't just about race and nationality. Georgetown has students from all kinds of backgrounds, including first-generation college students, various religious and political affiliations, and a range of socioeconomic statuses. There's a rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives on campus.

Please note that these percentages may change slightly from year to year, but they should give you a general idea of the diversity at Georgetown. Georgetown is committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming community, and you'll find various resources and support services dedicated to this aim.

Remember, diversity can significantly enrich your college experience by offering various perspectives and opportunities to learn from others with different backgrounds and experiences.