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Student Reviews of Georgetown University

4.5
based on 16 reviews

  • CZ from VA

    This really depends on the individual and what kind of learning you feel is most valuable.
    Academically speaking, obviously if you choose to slack off and focus on socializing, you might not do so hot even if your classes are awesome. For the… more read full review

    This really depends on the individual and what kind of learning you feel is most valuable.
    Academically speaking, obviously if you choose to slack off and focus on socializing, you might not do so hot even if your classes are awesome. For the most part, like any other school, there are easy and hard classes. Most of my professors so far have been enjoyable & interesting and the classes have definitely expanded my knowledge about the subject. The key is to balance your required classes with your electives. That way you can make sure you get your required courses out of the way in time for you to enjoy some fun classes in your junior & senior year.
    In a different manner of learning, I guarantee that you will learn much about life being here. You'll definitely get to understand people and the real world more once you live here. Not only do you have to learn how to adjust living in a close-knit community (not to mention, a roommate everyday) you also have to learn how to live on your own, away from home. Also, Georgetown has great school spirit so learning the history of your school and everything about it is a must! To sum it all up, Georgetown has a great balance of academics and fun.
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  • Crystal from Woodbridge, VA

    Georgetown is a lot of work but worth it. There is no point in missing classes. This past school year, all of my classes took attendance. For one class, attendance was 25% of the grade. Also if you do the math, each class you miss is $100 wasted.… more read full review

    Georgetown is a lot of work but worth it. There is no point in missing classes. This past school year, all of my classes took attendance. For one class, attendance was 25% of the grade. Also if you do the math, each class you miss is $100 wasted.

    Get involved. You are in the nation's capital. There are so many things to do and see and get involved in. Get outside the Georgetown Bubble.

    Georgetown is not a frat school. However there are some Greek organizations here. For example, I am a member of Alpha Phi Omega which is a co-ed community service frat. There are parties and what not hosted by clubs and sport teams. read full review

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Georgetown University Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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The John T. Jackson (MSB'03) Memorial GU Scholarship - R R
Bellarmine Scholarship -
Edward W. Machir Family Athletic Scholarship -
Georgetown University GU & NHS Scholarships -
he Norman G., Margaret F., and Robert N. Kleisley John Carroll Scholarships -
Ignatian Scholarship -
J. Kevin Kenny Family Women's Golf Scholarship -
John Carroll Scholarships for Carroll Fellows $3,000
John Carroll Scholarships for Recruitment $3,000
Joseph Eacobacci Football Scholarship -
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