While I enjoyed my time at Georgetown University, being a student in the College and not the School of Foreign Service or the Business School, I found that I received much less guidance and structure than my peers. For some, this is what they seek: the freedom to create a curriculum unique unto themselves with classes across disciplines and schools. For me, it created a lot of confusion and lack of direction as my academic advisors did not provide the accountability their peers in the other schools did. I would be extra aware of this fact and either choose one of the latter schools, or be extremely adamant with your assigned academic advisors. Then hope for the best.

I don't believe that the education is worth the price. I feel that i could get the same education at my state's university where I could attend for free.

Program is expensive, however seems to be very well worth it.

They are good about scholarships for students in need, but pricey if you don't apply for Finanical aid.

The school has endless opportunities to explore, its right in the city of washington, dc