Previous Applicants

We recognize that the path to Georgetown is not linear for every student, and that you might be returning to the admissions process for a second time. If you previously applied to the university, we welcome you to re-apply as a transfer. The information below is designed to guide you through your next application to Georgetown.

  • If you have previously submitted standardized testing to Georgetown, it will remain on record for five years.
  • When submitting a new application to the University, your testing will be automatically added to your new application file (assuming you apply using the same name).

  • When applying as a transfer applicant, any materials that need to be submitted by your high school will need to be resubmitted in full.
  • Your final high school transcript is required for a transfer application, which is not typically received as part of a first-year application.
  • If you applied to Georgetown as a first-year application with predicted results (e.g., IB or A-Levels), final results are now required.
  • Materials from your previous application (other than standardized testing) will not be considered as part of your transfer application.

  • Given the time that has passed since your initial application, we recommend using your transfer application to show the growth you have experienced.
  • As a result, we recommend that you submit new essays that reflect who you are as an individual today.