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Heading to Georgetown University for your studies? As the highest-ranked university in Washington DC, Georgetown offers some amazing opportunities to students – plus you get all the benefits and excitement of living in the US capital.
But to get the most out of your time in the city, you need to find somewhere comfortable and secure to call home. Luckily, we offer a huge range of student housing in Washington DC, including plenty of apartments in the areas surrounding the university.
Start exploring off-campus housing near Georgetown University or keep reading to learn more about student life at the university.
Georgetown University has four campuses in Washington DC, with the main one based in Georgetown in the northwest quadrant of the city. With lots of historic architecture and views overlooking the Potomac River, it’s as picturesque as university campuses come.
The university’s Medical Center forms a part of the main campus, while the Law Center is located in the East End and the School of Continuing Studies in Chinatown. The Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS), a free shuttle bus available to students, connects the campuses together.
For most students, you’ll be spending most of your time in and around Georgetown – a historic neighborhood known for its colorful houses and cobblestone streets. It’s a great place to be based and also puts you within easy reach of the downtown area.
Georgetown University consistently ranks as the best university in Washington DC, outshining other universities in the city like George Washington University, Howard University and the American University.
In the most recent edition of the prestigious QS World University Rankings, Georgetown was ranked as the 51st best university in the US and the 301st best worldwide. Other rankings place the university slightly higher, sometimes within the top 30 in the country.
Owing to its excellent reputation, particularly in certain subjects, Georgetown can be very competitive. Acceptance rates in recent years have ranged from 10–15%, making it one of the most selective universities in the US.
Georgetown University is best known for its courses in law, politics and international relations – but these account for only a fraction of the programs taught by the university. In fact, there are over 140 undergraduate and postgraduate courses to choose from.
From science and engineering to languages and communications, Georgetown’s study program covers pretty much all bases, so you won’t have any trouble finding a course that suits your interests. But if you want to know the areas where the university ranks highest, these are:
• Business
• Law
• Public policy
• International relations
• Geography
• History
• Psychology
Across all courses, one thing Georgetown prides itself on is its small class sizes, giving you more contact time with faculty members. Many programs also include the option to study abroad and go on a work placement.
At Georgetown University, you’ll be part of a vibrant community of around 20,000 students. But despite its size, the university retains that close-knit community feel you’d expect from a smaller college.
Student groups are a major part of the social fabric at Georgetown. There are more than 350 of these on offer, ranging from sports clubs and debating societies to cultural and academic groups.
There’s also the annual Georgetown Day celebration, which brings everyone together for an afternoon of light-hearted group activities, student performances, and, of course, lots of food!
As a private institution, tuition fees at Georgetown University are generally higher than the national average. According to the most recent figures from the university, the average cost of tuition works out at about $68,000 per year.
Factoring in other costs like housing and living expenses, the annual cost rises to about $85,000 per year. Georgetown does offer several hundred scholarships each year, though, so it’s worth looking into these before you apply.
For international students, the same tuition fees apply, so costs will be the same as the ones outlined above. However, eligibility around funding is different for international students, so you may not have the same access to scholarships.
An obvious choice for Georgetown University students looking to live off-campus is the area immediately surrounding the main campus: Georgetown. You couldn’t be in a more convenient location here and there are also lots of nice shops, cafes and restaurants.
Two other areas popular for off-campus housing are Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom. Both neighborhoods are adjacent to Georgetown and just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of downtown.
If you’re looking for something more affordable, you should definitely consider Navy Yard. It’s slightly further away from the main campus, however rental prices tend to be a lot cheaper and strong transport links make the journey straightforward.
Found the ideal student home for your time at Georgetown University? Applying for the lease with Student.com is simple:
Choose your room – browse our properties and find a place that suits your needs. Our team of experts are on hand if you need some help!
Request to book – let us know which property you are interested in & our booking consultants will guide you through the next steps.
Sign your contract – once your contract is signed you will pay your rent. Student.com does not charge you anything for our booking service: you’ll only need to pay the rent to your chosen landlord.
Learn more about how the booking process works.
The apartments we list in DC fall into one of three room types:
Shared room – two or more people sleeping in separate beds in the same room. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom are all shared with other rooms.
Private room – additional facilities are also shared with other rooms, but you’ll have a private bedroom. In some properties, you can also have private rooms with a private bathroom.
Entire place – this is a fully self-contained property. This means you don’t have to share with anyone. Your bedroom, as well as living, cooking and bathing facilities, are exclusively for you.
Our properties listed in DC typically have a 10-12 month minimum stay. Depending on availability, the properties may make exceptions and offer shorter terms as well. The shorter the lease term, the higher your monthly rental rates will typically be. Check with our team and we will work to find the best option for you!
This depends on the property you select, so check the property you are interested in. Many of the properties we list have at least some bills and amenities included.
If you’re in DC before you move in, we can arrange a viewing for you. We also offer virtual tours, and many of our listings have lots of photos, so even if you can’t see the property in person before moving in, you’ll still be able to get a good idea of what the place will be like.
If you want to study in the US as a non-US citizen, you’ll need to obtain a student visa from a US embassy or consulate in your home country. For university or college study, you’ll need an F visa. Read more on the requirements and your eligibility here.
If you have any other questions, you can check our FAQ page or contact one of our booking consultants by phone or via live chat. They are always happy to help!
Explore Georgetown University
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Explore Georgetown University
Heading to Georgetown University for your studies? As the highest-ranked university in Washington DC, Georgetown offers some amazing opportunities to students – plus you get all the benefits and excitement of living in the US capital.
But to get the most out of your time in the city, you need to find somewhere comfortable and secure to call home. Luckily, we offer a huge range of student housing in Washington DC, including plenty of apartments in the areas surrounding the university.
Start exploring off-campus housing near Georgetown University or keep reading to learn more about student life at the university.
Georgetown University has four campuses in Washington DC, with the main one based in Georgetown in the northwest quadrant of the city. With lots of historic architecture and views overlooking the Potomac River, it’s as picturesque as university campuses come.
The university’s Medical Center forms a part of the main campus, while the Law Center is located in the East End and the School of Continuing Studies in Chinatown. The Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS), a free shuttle bus available to students, connects the campuses together.
For most students, you’ll be spending most of your time in and around Georgetown – a historic neighborhood known for its colorful houses and cobblestone streets. It’s a great place to be based and also puts you within easy reach of the downtown area.
Georgetown University consistently ranks as the best university in Washington DC, outshining other universities in the city like George Washington University, Howard University and the American University.
In the most recent edition of the prestigious QS World University Rankings, Georgetown was ranked as the 51st best university in the US and the 301st best worldwide. Other rankings place the university slightly higher, sometimes within the top 30 in the country.
Owing to its excellent reputation, particularly in certain subjects, Georgetown can be very competitive. Acceptance rates in recent years have ranged from 10–15%, making it one of the most selective universities in the US.
Georgetown University is best known for its courses in law, politics and international relations – but these account for only a fraction of the programs taught by the university. In fact, there are over 140 undergraduate and postgraduate courses to choose from.
From science and engineering to languages and communications, Georgetown’s study program covers pretty much all bases, so you won’t have any trouble finding a course that suits your interests. But if you want to know the areas where the university ranks highest, these are:
• Business
• Law
• Public policy
• International relations
• Geography
• History
• Psychology
Across all courses, one thing Georgetown prides itself on is its small class sizes, giving you more contact time with faculty members. Many programs also include the option to study abroad and go on a work placement.
At Georgetown University, you’ll be part of a vibrant community of around 20,000 students. But despite its size, the university retains that close-knit community feel you’d expect from a smaller college.
Student groups are a major part of the social fabric at Georgetown. There are more than 350 of these on offer, ranging from sports clubs and debating societies to cultural and academic groups.
There’s also the annual Georgetown Day celebration, which brings everyone together for an afternoon of light-hearted group activities, student performances, and, of course, lots of food!
As a private institution, tuition fees at Georgetown University are generally higher than the national average. According to the most recent figures from the university, the average cost of tuition works out at about $68,000 per year.
Factoring in other costs like housing and living expenses, the annual cost rises to about $85,000 per year. Georgetown does offer several hundred scholarships each year, though, so it’s worth looking into these before you apply.
For international students, the same tuition fees apply, so costs will be the same as the ones outlined above. However, eligibility around funding is different for international students, so you may not have the same access to scholarships.
An obvious choice for Georgetown University students looking to live off-campus is the area immediately surrounding the main campus: Georgetown. You couldn’t be in a more convenient location here and there are also lots of nice shops, cafes and restaurants.
Two other areas popular for off-campus housing are Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom. Both neighborhoods are adjacent to Georgetown and just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of downtown.
If you’re looking for something more affordable, you should definitely consider Navy Yard. It’s slightly further away from the main campus, however rental prices tend to be a lot cheaper and strong transport links make the journey straightforward.
Found the ideal student home for your time at Georgetown University? Applying for the lease with Student.com is simple:
Choose your room – browse our properties and find a place that suits your needs. Our team of experts are on hand if you need some help!
Request to book – let us know which property you are interested in & our booking consultants will guide you through the next steps.
Sign your contract – once your contract is signed you will pay your rent. Student.com does not charge you anything for our booking service: you’ll only need to pay the rent to your chosen landlord.
Learn more about how the booking process works.
The apartments we list in DC fall into one of three room types:
Shared room – two or more people sleeping in separate beds in the same room. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom are all shared with other rooms.
Private room – additional facilities are also shared with other rooms, but you’ll have a private bedroom. In some properties, you can also have private rooms with a private bathroom.
Entire place – this is a fully self-contained property. This means you don’t have to share with anyone. Your bedroom, as well as living, cooking and bathing facilities, are exclusively for you.
Our properties listed in DC typically have a 10-12 month minimum stay. Depending on availability, the properties may make exceptions and offer shorter terms as well. The shorter the lease term, the higher your monthly rental rates will typically be. Check with our team and we will work to find the best option for you!
This depends on the property you select, so check the property you are interested in. Many of the properties we list have at least some bills and amenities included.
If you’re in DC before you move in, we can arrange a viewing for you. We also offer virtual tours, and many of our listings have lots of photos, so even if you can’t see the property in person before moving in, you’ll still be able to get a good idea of what the place will be like.
If you want to study in the US as a non-US citizen, you’ll need to obtain a student visa from a US embassy or consulate in your home country. For university or college study, you’ll need an F visa. Read more on the requirements and your eligibility here.
If you have any other questions, you can check our FAQ page or contact one of our booking consultants by phone or via live chat. They are always happy to help!