CSP by the Numbers
In July 2024, the Community Scholars Program (CSP) welcomed a new cohort of diverse and accomplished Scholars. Hailing from 26 different states across the country, these students of varying racial, ethnic, gender, sexual, and religious identities came to Georgetown to successfully complete CSP’s five-week summer program, but they left Georgetown with even more: a strong community to return to at the start of the fall semester. CSP’s commitment to community-building and holistic support of first-generation, limited-income students make this program and its students the unique “soul of Georgetown,”- and the academic and personal success of Scholars continues to build a legacy that speaks for itself.
Below, you will find data on the impact of our 2024 summer program, specifically–though the support of the Community Scholars Program follows Scholars throughout the entirety of their time at Georgetown:
- Pre-Community Scholars Statistics
- 82% of Scholars felt academically prepared for their first semester at Georgetown in the Fall.
- 87% of Scholars felt familiar with academic resources at Georgetown.
- 77% of Scholars felt socially connected at Georgetown.
- Post-Community Scholars Statistics
- 89% of Scholars felt academically prepared for their first semester at Georgetown in the Fall.
- 92% of Scholars felt familiar with academic resources at Georgetown.
- 88% of Scholars felt socially connected at Georgetown.
- 94% of Scholars are comfortable reaching out to another Scholar for support.
- 96% of Scholars would recommend the program to a prospective student.
- Community Scholars Diversity Statistics
- Of the 88 students in the 2028 class of Community Scholars, 61% self-identified as first-generation students representing 26 states & territories as well as internationally, and identify with a wide variety of racial, ethnic, and citizenship backgrounds.