Georgetown University
Diversity, Retention, and Graduation Rates
Academic Year 2010-11

Georgetown University’s Office of Planning and Institutional Research (OPIR) has calculated the following statistics regarding the diversity, retention, and graduation rates of its undergraduate students.  OPIR is making this information publicly available consistent with the requirements of the Higher Education Act, as amended, and its implementing regulations. 

Student Body Diversity Rates[1]

The following numbers represent the percentages among undergraduate full-time students who were enrolled as of Fall 10:

 

Male	44.8%
Female	55.2%
Recipients of Pell Grant	13.9%
Asian, Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander	8.9%
Black, not of Hispanic origin	5.6%
Hispanic	6.4%
Native American	0.1%
White, not of Hispanic origin	64.4%
Non-Resident Alien	9.7%
Ethnicity unknown/other/not provided/two or mor races	4.8%

 

Retention Rates[2]

The percentage of full-time undergraduate students who began their studies in the fall of 2009 and returned in the fall of 2010 was 96.3%. 

Completion and Graduation Rates[3]

The following numbers represent the percentages of first-time, full-time undergraduate students who began their studies in the fall of 2004 earned bachelor’s degrees in six years or less: 

 

All undergraduate students	93.96%
Male	92.66%
Female	94.97%
Recipients of federal Pell Grant[4]	93.10%
Recipients of subsidized Stafford loan who did not receive a Pell grant	94.20%
Students who received neither a Pell grant or subsidized Stafford loan	92.70%
Asian, Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander	98.66%
Black, not of Hispanic origin	84.00%
Hispanic	88.00%
Native American	100.00%[5]
White, not of Hispanic origin	94.79%
Non-Resident Alien	88.24%
Ethnicity unknown/other/not provided	98.44%

                     

                

 

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