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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Admissions was excellent, with clear procedures, early notification,
personal attention and response, and a wine & dine to woo early
admitted cand... READ MORE
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Alumni
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My impression was that the admissions process was not very selective if
you came from a top-10 undergraduate college and had better than average
L... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Georgetown is highly selective. After spending a year at another law
school, I applied to transfer to Georgetown in my second year of law
school.... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The admissions process was not difficult. In fact, I sent in my
application prior to taking the LSAT (which I took in February). I had
to submit... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The law school was excellent in all regards, the MSFS program very
worthwhile in subject matter, but inconsistent in professor quality and
frustra... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Although the legal clinics were top notch, I found the academic program
too rigid and uninspiring. As each class was so large but grades were
so ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Georgetown's strength is its depth in curriculum and quality of
professors. There is a class for practically any interest. Professors
come from ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Superb! I found all the classes and the professors (with the exception
of one or two) to be wonderful and interesting. Of course your first
year... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The law school excellent re counseling, job & internship possibilities, prestige with employers and the whole recruiting process. The MSFS suffers fr... READ MORE
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Alumni
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On-campus recruiting was well-organized and active, along with the career placement resources and counselors. If you wanted to interview with a partic... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Geogretown, like nearly all law schools today, as geared toward work in a corporate law firm. The career services office does a great job of seeing t... READ MORE
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Alumni
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I had not problem getting a job after graduation. As with most of the top tier schools, Georgetown conducts On Campus Interveiwing (OCI) during the f... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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DC was great for me as a student: 1) because of the internship
possibilities for a student of int'l law & project finance, and; 2)
because of all ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Although the school had built a dormitory for first years next to the
campus, it was still not far away from a homeless shelter and Capitol
Hill, ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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There is school housing across the street from campus; otherwise
students are free to find housing in D.C. or surrounding areas. The
school itsel... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The school isn't located in the best neighborhood -- there's a homeless shelter a block or so away. But I always felt very safe
on "campus" which c... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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I'm a married, older student living off campus. I enjoyed my
classmates, but I also had more non-student friends among my wife's co-
workers, neig... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Dismal on campus. You lived in a city, so if you hadn't joined a
particular club at the school, your social life revolved around
activities in the... READ MORE
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Current Student
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With a school as big as Georgetown, there is a wide variety of social
clubs. However, its size also prevents you from feeling connected with
a go... READ MORE
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Alumni
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There are several bars in walking distance of the school. In addition, there used to be "Keg on the Quad" which is an event
where free beer is prov... READ MORE
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