Georgetown University

Description:

Founded in 1789, the year of the U.S. Constitution, Georgetown University is the nation’s oldest Catholic. What began as Georgetown College, a small gathering of 12 students and a few teachers, has become an international university that includes four colleges, graduate programs, a law school and medical school. The 104-acre main campus of Georgetown includes 58 buildings on the Main Campus and Medical Center, and student residences that can accommodate over 5,000 students. Athletic facilities include tennis courts, indoor and outdoor athletic facility, a gym.

Admission:

The International Relations Office does not address requests for international students seeking admission to the University of Georgetown. International students wishing to apply for admission to a specific program at Georgetown should contact the appropriate admissions office.

-Undergraduate Admissions

-Graduate Admissions

-Law Center Admissions

-Medical School Admissions

-MBA / Graduate Business Admissions

Accommodation:

Georgetown University provides a hosting service for all students as well as resources to find housing within and outside the campus.

Accommodation on campus:

-Main Campus housing
-Residence Life
-Main campus housing summer housing Law Center
-Law Center summer housing

Accommodation outside the university:

-Off campus housing listings
-Off-campus housing services
-Housing Operations

Language:

We suggest some of the most important language courses offered by this university. Through the links you can access general information about the program’s features, access requirements and start dates. Decide to do a language course in an international university through Universia and receive help and advice throughout the process to successfully complete all the steps:

English courses at Georgetown University

Georgetown University Summer Sessions