The Office of Equity & Inclusion does not provide information on Georgetown Law’s admissions process. Please direct all questions regarding Georgetown Law’s application and admissions process, LSAT scores, GPAs, LSAC accounts, or similar information to our Office of Admissions.

The Office of Financial Aid provides information on scholarships, federal and private loans, and financial counseling.

The 2023 entering J.D. class includes students from 14 foreign countries and, when combined with our LL.M. students, we have 76 nationalities in the class. 35% are students of color and 10% are first-generation college students. For more information, view the 2020 ABA 509 report for Georgetown Law. Please visit the U.S. Census website for details on Washington D.C. demographics.

OEI staff are available to advise students. Visit our meet the staff page to read our current OEI team bios and ways to connect. See below for information about connecting with current students.

Please visit the Resources page.

Involvement in student organizations is a great way to connect with other students. View a list of our student organizations here.  Go to Campus Groups to find contact information for student organization leaders, sign up for organization listservs, and view a calendar of upcoming student organization events.

Yes, there is a Muslim prayer room located in the Gewirz Center Room 109.

Name/Gender Marker Change Guidance from the Registrar Accessible and gender-inclusive bathrooms Georgetown University Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Resource Guide

Language can change quickly. NPR has a guide to gender identity terms.

Ability is an important aspect of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Georgetown Law. The Office of Accessibility Services is responsible for individual accommodations and campus-wide accessibility, and both offices collaborate closely to create environments that are inclusive for individuals with disabilities.

If you observe harmful or discriminatory behavior in the classroom please consult the Resources page for information on who to consult for advice and how to report an incident of harassment, bias, or discrimination. Also, check out Learning for Justice’s guide on speaking up when faced with biased language and situations in the classroom.

The Office of Equity & Inclusion does not provide academic counseling services, course selection guidance, or degree-related services. Please reach out to the appropriate contacts in the Office of Academic Affairs. The Office of Academic Affairs provides course selection advisement, dual-degree program enrollment, and transfer student support. The Office of the Dean of Students provides Academic Success Coaching and Tutoring Services.  RISE is an optional pre-orientation and year-long program for students from historically underrepresented backgrounds in legal education. RISE aims to build community and enhance academic, personal, and professional effectiveness. Diversity and cultural groups often offer specialized tutoring and mentoring programs. View a list of our student organizations here. Go to Campus Groups to find contact information for student organization leaders, sign up for organization listservs, and view a calendar of upcoming student organization events.

The Law Center has a diversity careers team composed of staff from the Office of Public Interest Careers and the Office of Career Strategy. Visit the Georgetown Law Diversity Careers website to learn about the J.D. Diversity Careers Team and resources available to support underrepresented students in their career search.

Please visit the Resources page for resources developed by the Office of Equity & Inclusion.