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Transfer Applicant

General Information

Georgetown University welcomes transfer student applications for admission to its undergraduate schools. The University, through its Committee on Admissions, selects those transfer students most likely to profit from the educational offerings of Georgetown. Each year, the admissions committee evaluates approximately 1900 applications for transfer. Applicants for transfer admission are measured on two scales: academic and personal.

Georgetown accepts transfer applications from students who have attended community colleges or four-year colleges and universities. Transfer applicants must have graduated from high school or earned high school diploma equivalent, and should have completed at least one full-time semester of at least twelve transferrable credits, or the equivalent, on the college level but no more than four full-time semesters. High school students currently enrolled in a dual enrollment program, earning both high school and college credit towards their high school graduation requirements, must submit the first-year application.

Transfer applicants are only admitted for the fall semester. Students must spend a minimum of four full semesters and earn 60 credits in residency at Georgetown to earn a degree.

We encourage you to begin your application by submitting the Personal Data Form as soon as possible. Once we receive the Personal Data Form, we will open your application file. Additionally, submitting the application sooner will permit a more timely scheduling of the optional alumni interview in your local community. We are, unfortunately, not able to guarantee alumni interviews for transfer applicants. If a volunteer alumni interviewer is available in your area, you will be contacted by email. Since we are unable to guarantee the availability of an interview, it is not required as part of the transfer application.

Since we communicate with candidates about scheduling alumni interviews as well as missing credentials via e-mail, we kindly ask that you allow access for georgetown.edu e-mail addresses through any spam filters you or your internet service provider employs. Blocked e-mails of a timely nature can hinder critical communication.

If you are interested in transferring into the undergraduate nursing program at Georgetown, please visit The School of Nursing & Health Studies (NHS) website for additional information.

Checklist and Deadlines

The following application materials must be submitted by March 1:

  • Personal Data Form (Part I)
  • A non-refundable Application Fee of $70.00 - payable in USD
  • Transfer Application for Admission (Part II)
  • Official college transcripts from current institution and any previously attended institution(s)
  • High school transcript, including SAT or ACT results
  • Official college transcripts from current institution and any previously attended institution(s)
  • Dean’s Report from current college/university
  • Professor’s Report from professor preferably in major area of study
  • Secondary School Report, to include high school transcript and SAT/ACT results

The transfer application is available beginning in the fall each year. Applicants should have all transfer application materials submitted by March 1. The transfer admissions committee will notify applicants of their admissions decision by June 1. Accepted students have until June 15 to confirm their enrollment.

Date or Deadline Action
As soon as possible Submit the Personal Data Form
March 1 Transfer deadline for application and financial aid forms: CSS Profile and FAFSA
June 1 Announcement of transfer decisions
June 15 Reply date for all accepted transfer students

We appreciate your interest in Georgetown and look forward to learning more about you and your accomplishments in the coming months.

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