Private University
Contact and location
- Address
- 3700 O St NW, Washington, DC 20057
- Phone
- (202) 687-0100
- Website
- georgetown.edu
Hours
Google description
Founded in 1789, this Jesuit university on the Potomac River is known for its law & medical schools.
From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
What this listing mentions
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking
From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
Google Reviews
4.6 (1,508) Google Reviews
Ratings as of October 2026.
Google Reviews
Historic campus right adjacent to the seats of power. Tree-lined streets and compact campus setting. Evenings bring out some rats, but otherwise a fine visit.
I went to Georgetown Hospital. Overall it was a good experience. I was there for 3 days. I had two nurses that wasn't very good. I would recommend this Hospital.
Unnecessarily too much homework and makes tests harder than necessary.
Georgetown University Academics
Georgetown University provides a wide range of degree and certificate programs. These are offered across 11 different schools. The university includes law and medical schools.
Academic areas include accounting and addiction policy and practice. The School of Nursing offers an Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner master's program. The university also provides advanced biomedical sciences through a graduate certificate.
Georgetown University Campus
This institution was founded in 1789. It is a Jesuit university located on the Potomac River. The university has campuses in Washington and downtown.
The Hilltop Campus features historic buildings and green quads. The university also operates a Capitol Campus. The original site was founded in the village of Georgetown.
Georgetown University Service
The university emphasizes social justice and service. It hosts more than 100 university-sponsored service opportunities. These include the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service.
Programs like the Alternative Breaks Program involve direct service and immersion. Students may also participate in the Health Justice Alliance. This partnership involves the medical and law campuses.