Location & Setting Urban campus situated in the historic Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC. The campus is densely packed in an urban environment, offering immediate access to the city's cultural, political, and professional opportunities. Students benefit from proximity to government institutions, international organizations, and numerous internship possibilities.

Campus Life Residential campus with a mix of on-campus and nearby housing options. The social scene is intellectually oriented, with a strong emphasis on global awareness and service. While not a traditional party school, Georgetown offers robust extracurricular activities, student organizations, and networking opportunities. Limited Greek life exists, but it's not a dominant social feature.

Student Body Highly selective student population drawn from across the United States and internationally. Students tend to be academically ambitious, politically engaged, and socially conscious. The student body is characterized by intellectual curiosity, with a notable interest in global affairs, public policy, and international relations.

Academics Renowned for strong programs in international relations, political science, business, and law. Academic environment is challenging and competitive, with a Jesuit educational philosophy emphasizing critical thinking, ethical leadership, and social responsibility. Notable schools include the Walsh School of Foreign Service and the McDonough School of Business.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division I program with the Hoyas as the athletic teams' nickname. Basketball has historical prominence, with a passionate fan base and competitive men's basketball program. While not a football powerhouse, the university maintains competitive teams across multiple sports.

Lifestyle & Weather Washington, DC experiences four distinct seasons: warm summers, mild springs and autumns, and occasionally cold winters with light snowfall. The campus and surrounding area are extremely walkable, with extensive public transportation. No car is necessary, and numerous outdoor and cultural activities are readily accessible within the city and on campus.