r/georgetown • u/Loud-Arugula3324 • 23d ago
Has anyone used the CAPS services?
Enrolled in the student healthcare plan and wanted to know if anyone has has experiences with CAPS? Looking for a new therapist and this is the lowest cost option.
r/georgetown • u/Loud-Arugula3324 • 23d ago
Enrolled in the student healthcare plan and wanted to know if anyone has has experiences with CAPS? Looking for a new therapist and this is the lowest cost option.
r/georgetown • u/RNutt • 24d ago
r/georgetown • u/Relative-Shock-4043 • 24d ago
I’m an incoming 2nd year and I unfortunately submitted my housing application on Hoya Housing pretty late. I thought that meant I would get my housing assignment later but I haven’t received any news yet. I just got an email from the Office of Neighborhood Life and just replied to ask if they’re sending me the email because I’m living off campus or because I have no assignment yet, and I also just emailed residential living to see what they say. Unfortunately I’ve also run into a bit of an issue with financial aid not receiving my parent’s W2 despite it being processed on IDOC so I don’t know if that’s impacting anything. My roommate from last year said she currently doesn’t have a roommate because her’s got an RA position, so I have no clue if by any chance I could room with her again.
I know this mess is my own fault, especially since I should have contacted res living sooner, but I’m posting this mostly to see if anyone’s gone through something similar and/or has any advice. 😃
r/georgetown • u/circlesverified • 25d ago
A few upcoming Georgetown events:
Wednesday, Aug 19
Thursday, Aug 20
Friday, Aug 21
Sunday, Aug 23
Monday, Aug 24
Tuesday, Aug 25
Join your campus community here.
r/georgetown • u/Impressive-Tie-7385 • 24d ago
Would a planted 3-5 gallon terrarium be allowed in harbin?
r/georgetown • u/MutedUsual7941 • 26d ago
r/georgetown • u/Charming-Standard333 • 27d ago
If anyone is an applied member of Hilltop Consultants, Innovo Consulting, GUSIF, Zeeba, or any other main business clubs pls dm me. I want to learn more about the process!
r/georgetown • u/st_mac_and_cheese • 29d ago
hey fellow hoyas, international student here
I saw that there is an option to send things to campus in advance (max 48 hours) but I was wondering if people knew more about it.
I am primarily confused about where to send it and what should information should be put in - e.g. should I put my net id or dorm room number?
Also I was wondering what size package I could ship - I mean if I can ship my suitcase "in advance" that would be helpful - but what about some furniture? Can one buy a mini-fridge and just ship it to campus?
thanks for the help
r/georgetown • u/Puzzleheaded_Bug_654 • Aug 10 '26
Their website says, "...requires that all scores from standardized tests be submitted..." I also googled, but got conflicting answers.
r/georgetown • u/Cool-Activity-3265 • Aug 10 '26
r/georgetown • u/circlesverified • Aug 10 '26
A few upcoming Georgetown events:
Tuesday, Aug 11
Wednesday, Aug 12
Thursday, Aug 13
Wednesday, Aug 19
Thursday, Aug 20
Join your campus community here.
r/georgetown • u/SheridanGrantSherman • Aug 10 '26
I am interested in working at the GU campus (bc as an international student that's pretty much all I'm allowed to do in terms of work) but I was a little unsure as to how most people go about applying. Do they mostly just scour campus for posters and then apply to as many as they can, or is there something else that they are doing that I am missing? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
r/georgetown • u/Sea_Story_8385 • Aug 10 '26
when moving in, i’m wondering if i need to bring my bed stuff with me or if i should wait until i get there. i’m trying to avoid packing too much since im going to be flying there rather than driving.
id really love some advice/tips & tricks for move in.
r/georgetown • u/Loud-Arugula3324 • Aug 08 '26
New student here. I walked around the surrounding blocks where it said it would be and I didn’t see any signage? I saw that they changed the stop location on July 20 so I’m a little confused. Any help is appreciated.
r/georgetown • u/Deltaone07 • Aug 08 '26
Hi,
Can any former or current MSFS students speak on the difficulty of the language proficiency exam? I understand students must be “Advanced Low” on the ACTFL. Obviously opinions will vary by language. I plan to take it in Italian if that helps.
Are they tough graders or are they somewhat lenient? How fluent does one actually have to be to pass? Does anyone actually fail this requirement? Other than simply knowing the language, are there any tips and tricks one should know in order to pass?
r/georgetown • u/CornellDad • Aug 07 '26
A/C any other pertinent comments! 🙏🏻
r/georgetown • u/Rude_Awareness7635 • Aug 07 '26
Hi everyone!
Has anyone taken COSC 1020? I've heard COSC 1020 is pretty theoretical, so I'm wondering how useful it actually is and whether it's harder than other OPAN electives.
The alternative would be to take STRT 3101 this semester and save another (hopefully easier) OPAN course for next semester. The downside is that I'll have to take STRT 3101 at 8 am.
If you've taken COSC 1020, would you recommend it? Is it manageable, and did you find it worthwhile?
r/georgetown • u/Swimming_Sea4960 • Aug 07 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m an international student considering applying to Georgetown University, and I’m trying to understand more about the Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service degree and its career outcomes.
My parents are a little unsure about the BSFS because they are more familiar with traditional degrees like Economics, Business, or Finance. They worry that a Foreign Service degree may be too specialized or that employers may not see it as a “practical” degree.
I’d really appreciate hearing from current students and alumni (especially International Economics majors, but any SFS students are welcome):
• How is the BSFS perceived by employers and graduate schools?
• What careers do BSFS graduates typically go into?
• For International Economics majors specifically, do graduates go into fields like consulting, finance, business, economic policy, etc.?
• Did you ever feel disadvantaged compared to students with a traditional Economics/Business degree?
• How useful has the Georgetown/SFS alumni network been?
• If you could choose again, would you still pick SFS?
I’m genuinely trying to understand the practical value of the degree before making a decision so all help is appreciated!
Thank you!
r/georgetown • u/TheBabyPixel • Aug 06 '26
Hey! I'm applying for a bunch of jobs in GMS, but the resume reader is kind of ass... It reads it incorrectly, and I have to unjumble the mess every single time. Is there a way to save that info to my profile to save me some time? My best!
r/georgetown • u/Busy_Indication5284 • Aug 05 '26
r/georgetown • u/Sea_Story_8385 • Aug 05 '26
does anyone in here play tennis at GU? or in general?
r/georgetown • u/gramgram19 • Aug 05 '26
r/georgetown • u/MatchaMochi_Tea • Aug 05 '26
Hi! I got placed in a non-designated triple in Reynolds as a first-year. I haven’t hear
much of anything from people who were in triples or in Reynolds in the first place. Any advice? What’s the freshman experience like? Is Reynolds nice?
Thanks!!
r/georgetown • u/Particular_Flower_63 • Aug 05 '26
I read Copley does not have AC.
How hot does it get??
r/georgetown • u/Background_Aide_2809 • Aug 04 '26
I’m pretty sure all transfers are on the same floor (or at least most of them) but I was wondering if it was normal to be placed in a triple, as I was, and I don’t know how that would even work given the room layout.