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New answer posted•a year ago
Anushree Sinha
a year ago

Both universities are super tough to get into with acceptance rates around 13%. As listed, getting into Georgetown University is competitive. Hence, students must excel in academics to boost their chances. Apart from this, students who are outstanding in activities outside c

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

International students from more than 135 countries take Georgetown University admission every year as it is a highly reputed institution with a small class size and excellent academic programs. Georgetown University received over 7,000 undergraduate admissions from various ethnicities. The total nu

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

Students must fulfill the basic eligibility and document requirements at the time of Georgetown University admissions. The basic eligibility includes proof of secondary school certificates from UG candidates and a bachelor's degree from PG candidates. Along with this, they must submit the following

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

As per the unofficial source, Georgetown University demands to submit SAT scores between 1390 and 1560 as basic eligibility criteria to get into an undergraduate program. Along with SAT scores, the university also expects to submit ACT scores and GPAs from international candidates. Students can chec

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

With an acceptance rate of 13%, Georgetown University is hard to get into for international students. However, students who perform well academically and score high GPAs and standardized test scores still have the chance to get Georgetown University admissions. In addition, students from non-US back

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

Georgetown University expects a minimum GPA of 3.65 on a 4 scale from international students. GPA is one of the crucial factors during Georgetown University admission. Along with GPA, students must obtain a minimum score between 32 and 35 for the ACT and between 1390 and 1560 for the SAT as basic el

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New answer posted•2 years ago
Rashmi Gupta
2 years ago

The following documents are needed for application:

UG

  • Secondary School Report
  • Letter of Recommendation
  • Results of the College Board Scholastic Assessment Test or the American College Testing
  • Program examination sent directly from the testing service
  • Scores from College Board SAT Subject Tests s

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New answer posted•2 years ago
Rashmi Gupta
2 years ago

The eligibility requirements are as follows:

Undergraduate

The first-year students are required to submit either their SAT or ACT. Georgetown does not accept self-reported scores.

SAT

  • Optional writing from SAT is not reviewed
  • Math and Verbal sections are taken into consideration
  • the highest score from the

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Applicants can apply to Georgetown University through its website and not through a Common or Coalition Application.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Georgetown University requires four essays and they are all mandatory to be submitted and are not optional. Application will be incomplete if the essays are not submitted.

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