Georgetown University Campus

Avery (COL '21) gives us a tour about freshman housing in Village C East, and talks about dorm room essentials, and compares living in two different freshman buildings. Camille talks about freshman housing and the Office of Outdoor Education.

It's awesome that Georgetown University is so close to the city itself -- but how do Georgetown students travel around DC without a metro stop? Camille talks buses, the Georgetown University Transportation System (GUTS), capital bike shares and accessibility.

Camille and her friend Kareeda bring you around their late night adventures around Adams Morgan, one of the more popular destinations to eat and explore for DC natives.

The Healey Family Student Center is Camryn's favorite place to study. A brand new building is designed to accommodate the student's needs. Rent out a study room or find a space in the hallways. The Hilltops is a cafe bar where you can grab a quick snack as you study.

Camille gives a tour of her dorm at Georgetown University and talks tips about what essentials you should bring into your first year living at Georgetown. This is a tour of a double room, which is standard for many of the dorms at Georgetown. Tune into the next video for an apartment tour!

As do many schools, Georgetown does have a few lecture halls available for large-scale classes. Here you can see what a roughly 100-200 person lecture hall looks like.

On nice days around campus, there will always be tables set up with clubs looking for signups. Students at Georgetown are always looking for ways to be involved and clubs and organizations are a great way to do just that. Fun fact, if you love to cook burgers there's a club for that. No matter what you like there's a place for you to get involved.

Take a look at this room! Decorated perfectly, each room comes with a bed, desk, sink, and shelf.

Did you know that Georgetown University's dining hall was ranked #8 best in the nation by USAToday in 2015? We definitely still carry that statistic in our hearts. GU's dining hall (officially called O'Donovan Hall, but students call it Leo's) has two floors. The top floor is more food court style with rotating cuisines, and the downstairs is more of a traditional dining hall operating on a one swipe - eat all you want system. GU students are required to have a meal plan for their first two years at GU, but you can definitely still apply to not have a meal plan if you have dietary restrictions.

Up late studying? Come down to Midnight Mug to grab a coffee and some snacks. Completely run by students, it's on the second floor of the library so you won't have to travel far from your study spot.

Hi! My name's Camille B. and I'm a junior majoring in Economics and double minoring in Math and Spanish at Georgetown University. Let's get this tour started!

The campus is a great place to hang out but when you need to get out and relax/take a break, there is a ton of space around to go. Grab a bike through Bike Share and head to the waterfront to go shopping or grab a bite to eat.

The best class that I've taken so far has been pathophysiology because it applies to what I want to do with myself in the future. My major is Human Science, so learning all about the body and diseases it really interesting and relevant to me.

Walk with Camryn around the Main Quad and learn all about Georgetown. A famous tradition, all of the freshman at some point have to take a picture on the lap of the statue in the middle of the quad.

Camille and her friend Kareeda bring you around their late night adventures around Adams Morgan, one of the more popular destinations to eat and explore for DC natives.

Georgetown University has a lot of D1 teams excluding crew and Football. Hoyas get really excited about basketball games since they take place in the CapitalOne arena though!

It's awesome that Georgetown University is so close to the city itself -- but how do Georgetown students travel around DC without a metro stop? Camille talks buses, the Georgetown University Transportation System (GUTS), capital bike shares and accessibility.

As you may or may not know, Georgetown has some mesmerizing sights on campus. Camille explores a few, such as Healy Hall, Dahlgren Quad, Alumni Square and a view of Rosslyn, VA and the Potomac.