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Georgetown University

Georgetown University is the oldest Jesuit and Catholic school in the nation, yet it opens its illustrious doors to the best students from all walks of life. Georgetown offers its students almost 50 majors to choose from. If they find that their academic interests aren’t represented by any of them, they can design their own individual course of study. Conveniently located in the District of Columbia, Georgetown University offers its students the dynamic combination of accessible and prominent faculty, an extensive curriculum, and an exciting and culturally appealing location. Internship and research opportunities abound just off campus in many of the most prominent think-tanks, advocacy groups and research institutes in the country. Nail biting finishes to Big East title games, rigorous courses with prestigious professors or the infinite possibilities offered by D.C.; for all these reasons and more, incoming students flock to Georgetown every Fall.

Website http://www.georgetown.edu
Admissions Phone 202 687-3600
Admissions Email guadmiss@georgetown.edu
Codes SAT: 5244 ACT: 0668 FAFSA: 001445 CSS Profile: 5244
Location Washington, D.C.; Large city in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic region.
College Type Private (nonprofit)
College Newspaper The Hoya
Enrollment ~7,000 undergraduate students
Popular Programs International Affairs, Government, Business and Marketing
Student Life Students can join one of the nation’s oldest debating societies, the oldest theater group (The Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society) or the Georgetown Improv Association among a variety of other groups that satisfy just about every interest a student might have. Students also flock to watch the men’s basketball team play; The Hoyas have won numerous Big East Championships as well as a National Championship in 1984. If for some reason students can’t find things to do on campus, they can walk right off campus and into one of the most diverse and exciting cities in the country to eat Ethiopian food, go to museums or attend one of countless cultural events.
International ~10% of undergrads; TOEFL: Required;  SAT or ACT: Required; Financial Aid Available
Transfer Yes, Fall; Minimum 3.00 GPA Required
Crossover Duke, Stanford, University of Virginia, University of Pennsylvania
Other Selective (~20% admitted), Early Action, Common Application

 

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