Georgetown University’s students are often from expansively diverse backgrounds; typically students wanting to learn and indulge in different experiences. Indeed, everyone at this institution is well-traveled and well-educated, with a massive thirst for knowledge, experiences, and expertise, spanning from all across the world.

Georgetown university students are “extremely well aware of the world around them”, possessing knowledge about myriad domains from government to environment, social to economic, and “Georgetown is the only place where an argument over politics, history, or philosophy is preceded by a keg stand.” The students like to have a good time on weekends, and parties at campus and off-campus apartments and townhouses “are generally open to all and tend to have a somewhat networking atmosphere; meeting people you don’t know is a constant theme.”

Washington is the epicenter of global politics. It’s also the hotspot for art, activism, entrepreneurship and public service. We could think of the city as an extension of the Georgetown university campus. Whether the students intern at Capitol Hill, conduct research for an NGO, or take time out at an embassy party, it’s the student’s DC.

Intellectual rigor. Social justice. Self-reflection. These three glittering aspects are knitted together in every facet of the Georgetown experience – in studies, research, interactions with faculty and the career decisions that the students make.

If you are a foodie, Georgetown is the perfect place for you to be! Numerous meal options on the Hilltop to more than 2,000 restaurants in DC, the student are offered the most riveting culinary experience of their lifetime. Everything from locally sourced delectables to the cuisine of every imaginable ethnicity is at your fingertips as a Georgetown student.