Living at Georgetown


Living at Georgetown

Money matters: financial aid, work-study, and on-campus jobs

Being a Hoya is expensive. For the 2015-16 school year, Georgetown University estimates that its undergraduates will be spending between $69,770 and $70,140 this school year alone, depending on school and class... Read more

Living at Georgetown

Georgetown’s Year in Review 2014-15

As your summer comes to a close and your freshman year begins, you’re about to be thrown onto this big campus we call “the Hilltop” to begin the college adventure.... Read more

Living at Georgetown

The four freshman dorms

After you’ve chosen, or left up to fate, your roommate, the University assigns you to live in one of four freshmen dorms in early August. It doesn’t really matter whether you made... Read more

Living at Georgetown

Traditions at Georgetown

In a couple of weeks when you and the rest of the Prefrosh move onto campus, you’ll find that becoming a Hoya is much more than just receiving your Convocation... Read more

Living at Georgetown

The world of Leo’s and on-campus dining

If you’ve ever toured Georgetown with Blue and Gray, you might have heard student tour guides wax lyrical about Leo O’Donovan Hall, the only dining hall on campus. Whether you... Read more

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CHARMS and choosing your roommate

Sure, college applications were hard. Maybe you didn’t dream about being a Hoya, but now you find yourself painting the town gray and blue. And now you have your first... Read more

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Mental health at Georgetown

We like to look like we’re the perfect candidates for everything—a job, an internship, a marriage … Admitting that you struggle with mental health issues means admitting that you’re not... Read more