 As we go into the final half of this year’s Google Summer of Code we wanted to share a few more interesting statistics from this year’s program. Our previous statistics post  focused on what countries the 2011 students were from: now we’d like to share more information about the students, organizations and mentors.
As we go into the final half of this year’s Google Summer of Code we wanted to share a few more interesting statistics from this year’s program. Our previous statistics post  focused on what countries the 2011 students were from: now we’d like to share more information about the students, organizations and mentors.Returning Students
- We have 1115 students participating this year, 202 of which also participated last year in the program, - that’s 18.1%!
- There are 35 students who have participated in 2009, 2010 and are currently working on the 2011 program, so 3.1% are 3 year students!
- Our 175 participating organizations received 5,651 proposals for an average of 32 proposals per organization.
- We have 997 mentors assigned to a particular student and another 1,099 that are co-mentoring their students with others in their organization.
- This year’s mentors are from 55 countries. This is our first year with mentors from Bangladesh, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kingdom of Cambodia, Egypt, Iceland and Indonesia.
By Stephanie Taylor, Open Source Programs
 
