Among prestigious universities, Georgetown University stands out for its distinctive educational philosophy and academic excellence. But which high schools consistently prepare the brightest students to enter this esteemed institution? Here’s an analysis of the leading feeder schools to Georgetown, based on recent enrollment data (2019–2024).
Key Feeder Schools
The following high schools—all renowned within the U.S. education system—have sent the highest number of students to Georgetown over the past five years:
- The Hotchkiss School
- American Heritage Schools
- The Lawrenceville School
- Milton Academy
- Harvard-Westlake School
2024: 10 students | 2023: 9 | 2022: 8 | 2021: 8 | 2020: 6 | 2019: 7
Known for rigorous academics and holistic development, Hotchkiss regularly places graduates in top-tier universities.
2024: 9 | 2023: 8 | 2022–2020: 2 annually
This institution blends academic rigor with moral education, emphasizing leadership cultivation.
2024: 9 | 2023: 9 | 2022: 10 | 2021: 9 | 2020: 10
Lawrenceville’s exceptional faculty and extracurricular offerings make it a perennial favorite.
2024: 9 | 2023: 1+ | 2022: 6 | 2021: 9 | 2020: 6
Milton’s focus on critical thinking and innovation nurtures standout scholars.
2024: 8 | 2023: 6 | 2022: 2 | 2021: 5 | 2020: 7
With unparalleled resources, Harvard-Westlake attracts high-achieving students.
Additional Notable Schools
- Maret School (2024: 8 students)
- Sacred Heart Greenwich (2024: 8)
- St. Paul's School (2024: 7)
- The Baldwin School (2024: 7)
- Horace Mann School (2024: 7)
Conclusion
The data underscores the importance of attending a high-performing high school to gain admission to competitive universities like Georgetown. These institutions excel not only academically but also in providing comprehensive development opportunities, equipping students with the foundation for future success.