I'm thinking about taking it to fulfill one of the econ major requirements.

PHYS-2103 Relativity and Quantum Physics

ECON-2101 Intermediate Micro with Alan Bester

THEO-1000 The Problem of God

CASS-1491 60s Lit with Dennis Williams

14 Credits

i'm not a georgetown student but i need a copy of the course catalog schedule. how

ok so title kind of explains it but people who have done pre-med at georgetown how is it? be completely honest about weed-out classes, professors, advisors, and MOST IMPORTANTLY how competitive is the early assurance program? how would being a d1 athlete affect chances at eap?

A few upcoming Georgetown events:

Tuesday, Jul 21

• 4:00 PM - The State of Democracy in Bolivia

Wednesday, Jul 22

• 12:00 PM - How Can I Protect My Work? presented by DML
• 1:00 PM - Cancer Biology Summer Seminar Series: “The Future of Prostate Cancer Care: Precision Medic

Tuesday, Jul 28

• 1:00 PM - Cancer Biology Summer Seminar Series: “Precision Proteomics for Oncology: Basics and Appli

Wednesday, Jul 29

• 1:00 PM - MDI Scholars Summer 2026 Research Showcase
• 1:00 PM - Suara dari Muara Photo Exhibition

Thursday, Jul 30

• 11:00 AM - Zoom, Part II: Fostering Engagement and Collaboration

Tuesday, Aug 4

• 1:00 PM - Cancer Biology Summer Seminar Series: “Reprogramming Macrophages for Anticancer Cell Thera

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Incoming transfer sophomore in the MSB here. I've recently started thinking about pursuing investment banking instead of consulting.

I know Georgetown is considered a "target school" for IB, but I'm not exactly sure what that actually means in practice. What should I be doing before I get to campus to best prepare? Any resources you'd recommend for learning the technicals or understanding the recruiting process?

I'm also curious about the finance club culture. How competitive are the clubs, and what's the best way to prepare for applications and recruiting as a transfer student?

Any advice is appreciated!

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Need to escalate things and cc their boss so that they can finally do their job. Will file complaint after I get rid of them.

Finally get my things done. Lesson learned: if it is very important and needs to be done as early as possible, cc senior at the beginning

Hi r/Georgetown,

I am an M.A. candidate in the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at The George Washington University. For my Master’s thesis, I am conducting research on the impact of the inclusion of 20th-Century genocides other than the Holocaust (such as the Armenian, Bosnian, and Cambodian) in the Virginia state world history curriculum on students’ experiences and understanding of genocide and human rights as adults. 

Eligible participants in this survey are

• People who are over the age of 18 
• And were in the 10th grade in either the 2022-2023 or 2023-2024 academic years
• And attended a Virginia public school for the entirety of their 10th-grade year 
• And took a world history class during that year

If all of these attributes apply to you, you are invited to take this survey. This survey will take approximately 3-5 minutes to complete. You will be asked to recall your experiences in your 10th-grade world history class. The questions pertain to the extent to which you learned about 20th-century genocides, the methods used to teach you about them, your experience with this curriculum, and how it has impacted your current understanding of genocide and human rights as an adult. 

At the end of the survey, you will be asked if you would like to participate in an interview to elaborate on this topic. Participation in the interview is entirely voluntary, will not affect whether the data from the survey will be used in the study, and will have no impact on any aspect of your future relations with the George Washington University (GW).

The anticipated findings from this research will contribute to the current body of research surrounding best practices in genocide education and improve scholarly understanding of how genocide education impacts understanding of genocide and human rights as a whole. This research seeks to contribute to the broader goals of genocide prevention and human rights promotion. 

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Hi everyone, I’ll be interning in the area for the fall 2026 semester and I’m looking for a sublet. I’m a senior undergraduate student, female, and looking for a sublet that is a studio or 1 bed 1 br. If anyone knows other housing options such as apartments doing short term leases or anything else that I can look directly into myself then that would be amazing. Thank you!

Hi I am an incoming freshman and was just wondering how and where we apply to work study at Georgetown. Thank you!

Hi all

Looking for some help from vets. I'm looking at GT and wanting to know if I've got enough GI Bill left (used it to finish my B.s.)

I have 22 months left. Should thay be enough for an online/flex MBA program?

Got accepted as a Political Economy major in CAS. I’d like to work in finance after college. Can I do with that with peco? I’m also curious about access to finance clubs and McDonough resources from CAS. Lmk thoughts. Thanks!

I'm wondering if they're any groupchats with other people in the class of 2030. Really looking forward to my time at gtown. Thanks!

I got admitted off the wait list two weeks ago and I'm wondering if they're any groupchats with other people in the class of 2030. Really looking forward to my time at gtown. Thanks!

So I'm an incoming freshman majoring in Economics, and I have credits for Principles of Econ and Calc 1; so I'm eligible to take Calc 2 and Econ stats in my first semester, but wondering if its a good idea or not. I figure if I can do intermediate micro in the second sem, I'll have a lot more flexibility with IO/Game theory later on; and will also let me see if I can do a double major.

I got a 7 in IB AAHL, but of course I still want to optimize grades for recruiting, so would it be better to postpone either course? What's your experience/recommendations?

my current plan is

calc 2, CS 1, Econ Stats, Intro to Phil, Introductory Spanish 1, Ignatius Seminar(Auto registered); will probably swap one out for the first year seminar when that's announced based on my schedule

So I'm an incoming freshman looking to major in Economics, and I have credits for Principles of Econ and Calc 1; so I'm eligible to take Calc 2 and Econ stats in my first semester, but wondering if its a good idea or not. I figure if I can do intermediate micro in the second sem, I'll have a lot more flexibility with IO/Game theory later on; and will also let me see if I can do a double major.

I got a 7 in IB AAHL, but of course I still want to optimize GPA for recruiting, so would it be better to postpone either course? What's your experience/recommendations?

Hello! I am (still) renting out the additional bedroom in my apartment for this upcoming school year (happy to extend for 2-3 years). It is a recently renovated apartment with a brand new bathroom and kitchen, and your room is very large. The apartment complex includes a gym, pool, convenience store, barbershop, and tailoring/dry cleaning facilities. There is also on-site parking available for $150/mo extra. You can find p[hotos and more information here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-ORBKwCnRXrgMR8jqF77y342sUhvdFIa0ISzcChX4PQ/edit?usp=sharing).

Looking for a roommate! One spacious bedroom is still available near GU.

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✅ Fully furnished — includes bed, desk, chair, and essential furniture

✅ Spacious bedroom with comfortable living space

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Hi guys, I'm an incoming international freshman at Georgetown. Since its my family first time in the US, we wanted to travel the country a bit before move in, i.e. from between the 12th and 20th.

Since Georgetown doesn't offer their own storage facilities, I was wondering what recommendations you all might have for keeping our luggage to avoid the risks, cost, and nuisance of carrying collegiate luggage around the country

A few upcoming Georgetown events:

Monday, Jul 13

• 11:00 AM - PhD Dissertation Defense: Sam King
• 1:00 PM - Dissertation Defense: Makheni Jean Pierre

Tuesday, Jul 14

• 1:00 PM - Cancer Biology Summer Seminar Series: “Pancreatic Cancer Evolution From Start to Finish”
• 3:00 PM - Hopeful Action & Radical Imagination to Promote Perinatal Health Equity

Wednesday, Jul 15

• 12:00 PM - Evaluating Medical Literature presented by DML
• 3:00 PM - World Cup Watch Party

Thursday, Jul 16

• 4:00 PM - The Making of Mexico: Revolution, Reform, and Transformation
• 5:30 PM - G4 Summerfest- NYC

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Hi,

I am an incoming MSFS student and looking for more information on the language proficiency exam. I am a beginner in Italian and am slightly worried about this requirement.

I know each department is different, but how difficult is it to pass the exam? How forgiving are the graders? Do they ask many questions, or is it more me talking about a topic and them listening without much back and forth? How reasonable is it for someone to pass after two years of study starting at the beginner level?

Hi there, I am looking to transfer to Georgetown and have a couple questions for successful transfer students.

I am a rising junior at my institution, and I have been thinking a lot about transferring because of administrative reasons. I have an overall 3.6 GPA, I had one best semester during freshman year but got an 3.8-3.9 unweighted GPA during my sophomore year. I am also a TA and research assistant in the Chemistry department, and would have a letter of recommendation from my current PI and a professor from Georgetown I am working with this summer. Is it worth giving it a try?

Also, I was wondering what is the social scene like for transfers and what is the best way to get to know people. Thanks in advance!