Georgetownn College, a Christian, liberal arts college, combines its Baptist tradition, quality academic programs and freedom of inquiry to encourage students to live, learn and believe with balance and respect as global citizens. Georgetown is recognized for a superb faculty (more than 90 percent of whom hold doctorate degrees). The average class size at Georgetown is 15 students. No class exceeds 40 students, and the greater percentages of classes have fewer than 30 students each. The student body is composed of students from 25 states, Washington, D.C. and 12 foreign countries. Approximately 92 percent of students live on-campus in 15 residence halls and apartment-style units, all equipped with high-speed Internet connectivity, voice mail and cable.
— Academic Program —
• Calendar: Semester, Summer
• Accreditation: SACS
• Undergraduate Degrees: B.A., B.S., B.M., Bachelor of Music Education
• Graduate Degrees: M.A. in Education (plus new graduate programs in Alternative Certification, Special Education and English as a Second Language that lead to a Master of Arts in Education)
• Majors: 43 • Minors: 32
• Preprofessional Programs: Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Seminary, Veterinary
• Special Programs: Equine Scholars; Center for Commerce, Language and Culture; Studies Abroad; AP; CLEP; Dual Degree Majors; Freshman Experience; Marshall Center of Christian Ministry; Georgetown College Center for Leadership & Ethics; Partnerships with Regents Park College of Oxford University, Oxford 3/2 Program, and the University of Kentucky’s Martin School for Public Policy, and Patterson School of Diplomacy
• Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,400
• Graduate Enrollment: 500
— Annual Basic Costs —
• Tuition/fees: $22,360 (12 to 18 hours per semester)
• Room and Board: $6,380
• Books and Supplies: $800
More than 95 percent of Georgetown students receive some financial assistance (scholarships, grants, etc.) with a total of $22 million in scholarships and aid administered annually by the college.