George Washington University Admission

George Washington University offers admission in the fall, spring, and summer. With a 41% acceptance rate, George Washington University applications are extremely competitive. Approximately 3,500 international students from 120 countries and 6 continents attend the university. The cost of applying to George Washington University is approximately eighty dollars. Founded in 1821, George Washington University is a private university. As of 2023, there are over 11,000 graduate students enrolled overall, and the campus is 43 acres in size. It adheres to a semester-based curriculum. 

The George Washington University has in total 3 intakes which are popularly known as the Fall, Spring, and Summer intakes. The most preferred intake by international students is the Fall and Spring intake. 

For updates, please check the official university website as deadlines may change

 

George Washington University offers over 75 undergraduate programs and 230 master's, doctoral, and graduate programs. Each program has its own eligibility criteria and features. Listed below are the top courses chosen by international students.

Graduate Eligibility Criteria:

The eligibility criteria at George Washington University vary depending on the course and major. Below are the eligibility criteria for top master's programs for international students.

Undergraduate Eligibility Criteria:

To pursue an undergraduate degree at George Washington University students must fulfill the following eligibility requirements.

 

The application process for international students at George Washington University involves several steps to ensure eligibility and proper documentation. International applicants must first submit an online application through George Washington University’s admission portal. Below are the steps that can be followed further -

 

Step 1: Explore Programs: GWU offers many graduate programs in fine arts, biology, computer science, political management, etc.

 

Step 2: Review the numerous programs listed to identify yours that best align with achieving your goals and interests.

 

Step 3: Some programs have additional or different requirements. See the website of the university for details.

 

Step 4: Gather required documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and statement of purpose.

 

Step 5: Apply online via the GWU application portal.

 

Step 6: The GWU Admissions Committee considers applications holistically, looking at the academic background, achievements, essays, and recommendations.

To apply for student housing at George Washington University, follow these steps:

 

Step 1 - Deposit and Setup: Submit the university deposit and claim your GW UserID and email.

 

Step 2 - Log in to GW Home Portal: Access the housing registration via the GW Home Portal.

 

Step 3 - Choose Preferences: Rank your preferred residence halls and room types.

 

Step 4 - Find Roommates (Optional): Use My College Roomie to connect with potential roommates.

 

Step 5 - Register: Complete housing registration by May 14.

 

Step 6 - Receive Assignment: Housing assignments are announced in late June.

George Washington University provides scholarships for both international undergraduate and postgraduate students. Indian students applying for these scholarships must have maintained a minimum GPA as per the university norms in their previous academic studies. To apply for a scholarship at George Washington University follow these steps:

 

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   Complete the CSS Profile: Required for new undergraduates and all international students seeking institutional aid.

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   Submit FAFSA: U.S. students and continuing undergraduates must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

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   Review & Additional Documents: After submission, GWU may request further documentation for financial aid evaluation.

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   Deadlines: Applications open on October 1 for the next academic year.