Anonymous wrote:Many many rich kids at Georgetown.
Make of that what you will

Many many rich kids parents are on DCUM (and live in DMV) - make of that what you will....

My niece is attending now and she loves it. She is not a "rich kid" - she is getting financial aid, and after getting off the WL. Lots of kids there who enjoy great access to all of DC, internships, etc. I will definitely be encouraging my kids to apply.

Basketball isn’t the only sport, neither is football. There’s a spirited set of kids who are into the very successful soccer teams, for example. Yes, rich kids (fewer than at GW or Princeton), but also a compact campus with decent social life — both in Georgetown and over in Dupont. And excellent financial aid, which I know firsthand from a good friend whose not-local, great scores child received a terrific package.

Many many rich kids at Georgetown.
Make of that what you will

Anonymous wrote:The basketball team recruited some strong players through new Fresh and transfer portal.

They play at the Verizon Center…the game I recently saw last year was decently attended though many non-students (also possible the opponents had more fans).

Feels like playing off-campus always cuts into student attendance.

It's been Capital One for quite a few years now...

Our DC has spirit for the basketball team And speaking to earlier PP - DC is in SFS and has friends in the business school and in the college....so the "not mixing" info is false.

Anonymous wrote:I don't think so. The school seems fractured into separate colleges, with the students not mixing well.

It's not about Greek/no Greek. If a large U, which GT is not, has less than 20% Greek participation, the social life for a non Greek is great.

GT is Georgia Tech. Georgetown is GU.

I think the only credible response one should put any stock to is the positive one from the only parent who has replied.

Anonymous wrote:Not really, more of a snob vibe.

What a shame to hear!