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Georgetown’s commitment to ensuring a diverse student body is evidenced through its need-blind admission process and its commitment to meet 100% of the demonstrated financial need for all eligible students. Every undergraduate applicant receives admission consideration without regard to his or her financial circumstances.
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Associate Director of AdmissionsUndergraduate Admissions. Phone: +1 202-687-3600. Location: White Gravenor Hall 103. Send an email - You must be a Georgetown University community member or a member of the InCommon Federation (you will be sent to an InCommon login page) Download vCard.
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While the Committee on Admissions is most interested in the quality of a student’s work, general promise, and seriousness of purpose, it is recommended that secondary school preparation include four years of English, a minimum of two years of social studies, modern language, and mathematics and one year of natural science. Students who plan a conce...
All applicants are required to take the SAT or the ACT. Both tests are acceptable, and on neither test will a Writing component be utilized in admissions decisions. All tests should be taken by January of the senior year in order to allow time for the results to reach Georgetown by early February. We continue to recommend that students who have A.P...
All first-year student applications are due in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by November 1 for Early Action and January 10 for Regular Decision. These applications should contain the results of three and one half years of high school work. A complete application should include: 1. Georgetown Application for First-Year Admission 2. Georgeto...
The Early Action program is designed to enable superior students to learn of their admission early in their senior year. Students offered admission at Early Action are those whom the Admissions Committee members feel confident would be admitted at Regular Decision. Georgetown’s Early Action program is grounded in the belief that students should be ...
Students interested in Georgetown are encouraged to visit the University. A campus visitwill provide prospective students with a clearer understanding of Georgetown’s educational programs, environment, and social setting. Information sessions, conducted by members of the Admissions staff, offer prospective students and their parents an opportunity ...
Another important part of the selection process at Georgetown is an interview with a member of an Alumni Admissions Program committee which are located in all fifty states and in many foreign countries. As applications are received by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, each student who lives or attends boarding school within a committee’s juri...
Georgetown has a policy of allowing admitted first-year students to defer their enrollment until the following year. Further details can be obtained from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Transfer students may not defer admission. [back to top]
Georgetown welcomes transfer applications to its undergraduate programs. Transfer applicants should have completed one full-time semester of at least twelve transferable credits, or the equivalent, on the college level; otherwise they should follow the first-year student application procedure. Students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree at...
Since the five undergraduate schools are distinct colleges under the jurisdiction of separate deans, a student wishing to transfer within the University must make an application in writing to the school to which he or she wishes to transfer. Each undergraduate school establishes its own admission standards for students. Students considering a chang...
Georgetown welcomes applications for admission from well-qualified international students. Deadline datesare the same as those established for students applying from within the United States. Please note that the application fee must be in U.S. dollars. Along with final application forms, students should submit complete, translated, and officialtra...
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To begin or continue an application, please click on the application round below for which you are applying. If you are unsure about which application best applies to you, please refer to our website here. First-Year Applicants. Transfer Applicants. Post-Baccalaureate Computer Science (PBCS) Certificate Program Applicants. Post-Baccalaureate ...
Additionally, you can have them emailed to applicationmaterials@georgetown.edu. Georgetown University. Office of Undergraduate Admissions. 103 White Gravenor Hall. 37th & O Streets NW. Washington, DC 20057-1002. Please note that this form should be completed in one sitting as none of the information below will be saved until you click "Submit ...
