This page describes the application procedures for the following programs:
This page also provides information for potential joint degree students on:
Requirements for Admission
Full-Time Only
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirements
- One course each in principles of macro- and microeconomics.
- Proficiency in a modern foreign language.
- A satisfactory level of performance on the verbal, quantitative, and analytical portions of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). LSAT scores submitted to the Law Center can be used in lieu of the GRE.
- The TOEFL exam is required of all foreign students who
are not native English speakers except those students who
received their undergraduate degrees from accredited colleges
or universities located in the United States. A score of
600 or above is required for admissions consideration.
Admissions Procedure
Students interested in applying to this program should complete
and submit both the JD and the MSFS applications to the respective
schools simultaneously. Note that the deadline for applying
to the MSFS Program is typically in mid-January and the deadline for applying
to the JD Program is typically in late January to early February. You may complete the
JD application online (see http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html). The MSFS application materials
may be accessed online at:
MSFS Admissions Office
Georgetown University
Box 571028
Washington, DC 20057-1028
(202) 687-5763 (phone)
(202) 687-5116 (fax)
www3.georgetown.edu/sfs/msfs/admissions/
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Requirements for Admission
Full or Part-Time Status is Available
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirements
- Basic knowledge of algebra and calculus such as would
be obtained in a year of college coursework.
- A satisfactory level of performance on the Graduate Management
Admissions Test (GMAT).
Admissions Policy
Persons holding baccalaureate degrees from accredited colleges
or universities are eligible for consideration for admission.
Georgetown seeks a diverse student body and encourages applications
from students with a wide variety of academic backgrounds including
the liberal arts and sciences, as well as business.
Admissions Procedure
Students interested in applying to the JD/MBA Program should
complete and submit both the JD and the MBA applications to
the respective schools simultaneously. You may complete the
JD application online (see http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html). The MBA application
and further information may be obtained at:
Admissions Office, MBA Program
Georgetown MBA
Box 571148
Washington, DC 20057-1221
(202) 687-4200
www.mba.georgetown.edu
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Requirements for Admission
Full-Time Only
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirements
- A college level course in biology
- One additional college level course in biology or natural
science
- A college level course in mathematics
- Experience in health field preferred
Admissions Procedure
Individuals applying to the JD/MPH Program should complete and
submit the Georgetown University Law Center JD application and
the Johns Hopkins MPH application to the respective schools
simultaneously. You may complete the
JD application online (see
http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html). The LSDAS Report only needs to be submitted
to Georgetown University Law Center. A copy of the report will
be sent to Johns Hopkins by the Law Center at the student's
request. A Johns Hopkins MPH application is available by contacting:
Admissions Office
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
615 N. Wolfe St.
Baltimore, MD 21205
(410) 955-3543
E-mail: Admiss@Jhsph.edu
www.jhsph.edu
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Requirements for Admission
Full or Part-Time Status is Available
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirement
Persons holding a baccalaureate degree from an accredited
college or university are eligible to apply for admission
to the joint program. In addition to academic qualifications
determined by college transcripts and letters of recommendation,
applicants are expected to have (in addition to the JD Admissions
requirements):
- Satisfactory performance on the General Test of the Graduate
Record Examination (GRE).
In order to enroll in the Joint Degree Program, applicants must
meet all the requirements set forth by the separate admission
committees and be admitted to both programs independently.
Admissions Procedure
Students interested in applying to the JD/Philosophy Program
should complete and submit both the JD and the Philosophy
applications to the respective schools simultaneously. You may complete the
JD application online (see http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html). Additional
information and an application to the Philosophy Program may
be obtained by contacting the:
Graduate School Admissions Office
302 Bunn Intercultural Center
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057
(202) 687-7487
http://philosophy.georgetown.edu/
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Requirements for Admission
Full or Part-Time Status is Available
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirement
Persons holding a baccalaureate degree from an accredited
college or university are eligible to apply for admission
to the joint program. In addition to academic qualifications
determined by college transcripts and letters of recommendation,
applicants are expected to have (in addition to the JD Admissions
requirements):
- Satisfactory performance on the General Test of the Graduate
Record Examination (GRE).
In order to enroll in the Joint Degree Program, applicants must
meet all the requirements set forth by the separate admission
committees and be admitted to both programs independently.
Admissions Procedure
Students interested in applying to the JD/Government Program
should complete and submit both the JD and Government applications
to the respective schools simultaneously. You may complete the
JD application online (see http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html). Additional information
and an application to the Government Program may be obtained
by contacting the:
Department of Government
681 Bunn Intercultural Center
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057
(202) 687-6130
http://www3.georgetown.edu/departments/government/programs/graduate/admissions/
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Requirements for Admission
Full or Part-Time Status is Available
In addition to the JD
Admission Requirement
- The PPI will accept LSAT scores in lieu of the GRE
- Prior course work in pre-calculus or calculus, microeconomics
and statistics is strongly recommended, especially if you
have not taken the GRE.
- Prior work experience is also not an admission requirement,
but is highly recommended. Students applying without prior
experience usually demonstrate an interest in the policy
field through relevant course work and internship experiences.
Admissions Procedure
Students interested in applying to this program should complete
and submit both the JD and MPP applications to the respective
schools simultaneously before February 1. You may complete the
JD application online (see
http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/index_jd.html).
The MPP application materials may be obtained by writing to:
The Georgetown Public Policy Institute
Office of Admissions
3240 Prospect Street, NW, Lower Level
Washington, DC 20007
Telephone: (202) 687-0504
Facsimile: (202) 687-0517
E-mail:admissns@gunet.georgetown.edu
www.georgetown.edu/grad/gppi
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Students enrolled in the JD/MBA, JD/MPP, and JD/MA Philosophy
pay Law Center tuition for all four years. Students enrolled
in the JD/MSFS, JD/MASSP,JD/MAAS, JD/MAGES, JD/MALAS, or JD/MAREES
programs are charged MSFS tuition for their first year (while
they attend the MSFS program), and Law Center tuition their
final 3 years.
Students enrolled in the JD/PhD Philosophy and JD/PhD Government
programs are
charged Law Center tuition for courses at the Law Center and
the Graduate School until all JD
coursework and 24 hours of Graduate School coursework have
been completed. Part-time
students (taking 11 or fewer credits) pay tuition at the Law
Center per credit rate until the same
requirements are met. Students pursuing a doctorate then effectively
transfer to the Graduate
School, paying tuition and/or fees there.
Students enrolled in the JD/MPH program with The Johns Hopkins
University pay Law Center tuition while in residence at the
Law Center and Hopkins tuition while in residence at Johns
Hopkins.
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Students enrolled in the JD/MSFS, JD/MBA, and JD/MA Philosophy
programs are considered for financial aid through the Law Center
only. Applicants may apply for financial assistance according
to the regular financial aid rules and procedures of the Law
Center, as set forth in the Law Center Bulletin. For additional
information on financial aid application procedures, please
contact:
Financial Aid Office
Georgetown University Law Center
600 New Jersey Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20001
(202) 662-9210
fax: (202) 662-9367
E-mail:finaid@law.georgetown.edu
Students enrolled in the JD/MPP, JD/PhD Government, and JD/PhD
Philosophy programs may apply for scholarships and fellowships
through the Public Policy Institute, Philosophy or Government
departments as appropriate. All other financial aid for JD/Philosophy
and JD/Government students is administered through the Law
Center until they have completed all JD coursework and 24
credits in the companion program. Any aid granted by the main
campus should be reported to the Law Center Financial Aid
office and is factored into the calculation of the student's
eligibility for additional aid, including student loans.
Students enrolled in the JD/MPH program with The Johns Hopkins
University apply for financial assistance each year to the
institution where they will be in residence. Students apply
for Law Center financial aid according to the regular financial
aid rules and procedures of the Law Center as set forth in
the Law Center Bulletin. Students apply for financial aid
at Johns Hopkins at the following address:
Office of Student Financial Services
School of Hygiene and Public Health
The Johns Hopkins University
615 North Wolfe Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
(410) 955-3004
fax: (410) 955-0464
www.jhsph.edu/
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