Alumni Admissions Program
The AAP is a worldwide alumni volunteer organization that coordinates and conducts the interview process for first-year and transfer applications to Georgetown University.
What is the AAP and Why is it Important?
- The AAP is made up of over 7,500 alumni interviewers organized into regional and virtual committees across the United States and around the world.
- Volunteer interviewers meet with applicants and provide the Admissions Committee with a written report of the conversation, including valuable personal insight and local context.
- AAP Interviewers connect students and families with Georgetown.
- Events like AAP Annual Meetings and Admitted Student Receptions create a space for Hoyas to gather in their communities and celebrate new students.
The AAP Process
Submission of the initial portion of an application initiates the alumni interview process, and interviews are assigned between September and February. Interviews take place both in person and virtually. Both the interviewer and the applicant will receive an email notification informing them of the interview assignment and instructing the applicant to take the initiative to contact their interviewer.
New Member Interest
If you are a Georgetown undergraduate alumnus/a, we encourage you to join the AAP! Many local committees throughout the US and across the globe need new interviewers each admissions cycle, and we also offer the opportunity to conduct virtual interviews from anywhere in the world.
If you are interested in joining the AAP, please take a moment to fill out our AAP New Member Form.
Information for Current AAP Members
Current AAP members can login to their AAP Portal to view their interview assignments, submit interview reports, and access training materials and other resources.