Since 2016, RCHGS education and activities have enabled 35 cadets, one midshipman, and one former intern to win thirty-nine national or international scholarships (several earned multiple scholarships):

Seven Rhodes Scholarships
(Intern Laura Courchesne UGA ’16, Simone Askew ’18, Holland Pratt ’22, Isabella Sullivan ’24, Gabby Sorrentino ’25, Sarah Cao ‘25, Brandon Tran ‘26)

Three Marshall Scholarships
(Langdon Ogburn ’21, Tommy Hall ’22, Alexis Bradstreet ‘24)

Two Truman Scholarship
(Teresa Kennedy USNA ’16, Brandon Tran ‘26)

One Knight-Hennessy
(Olivia Raykhman ‘25)

One Schwarzman Scholarship
(Nette Monaus ’18)

Three German Academic Exchange Scholarships
(Gabe Beck ’16, Dan Muncaster ‘21, Angelina Pfister ‘26)

Eight Fulbright Scholarships
(Nathan Thomas ’17 [twice], Miranda Bass ’18, Samir Streatfield ’19, Chris Hebert ’21, AnnMarie Moolenaar ’21, Maxwell Myers ’21, John Thomas ’24)

One Southampton-West Point Scholarship
(Georgia Jones ’24)

Four Rotary Scholarships
(Nathan Thomas ’17 [twice], Dan Muncaster ’21, Maxwell Myers ’21, Javier Fernandez ‘22)

One Anna Sobol Levy National Security Fellowship to Israel
(Pedro Santiago Bonilla ’21)

Two Carnegie Mellon Scholarship
(Seth Bolden ’22, Jacob Lapin ‘23)

Seven Stamps Scholarships
(AnnMarie Moolenaar ’21, Langdon Ogburn ’21, Tommy Hall ’22, Alexis Bradstreet ‘24, Sarah Cao ‘25, Hunter Dunnington ‘25, Olivia Raykhman ‘25).

Two RCHGS cadets earned the top position possible at West Point, First Captain: Simone Askew ’18, Holland Pratt ’22.