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Have your sights set on George Washington University? Based in the heart of Washington DC, the university is deeply embedded into the fabric of US government, policy and law, making it one of the most exciting places to study!
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay during your degree, we have a great selection of student housing in Washington DC – particularly in the areas near the university. And with our filter options, it’s never been easier to find a space that meets your needs.
Start exploring our properties or continue reading to learn more about student life at George Washington University...
George Washington University (GW) has three fully integrated campuses. The main one, which hosts the vast majority of academic programs, is based in Foggy Bottom, just a few blocks from downtown DC and major landmarks like the White House.
The secondary Mount Vernon Campus offers more of a traditional college vibe a few miles south of the city. It’s well-connected to the Foggy Bottom Campus thanks to the shuttle service operated by the university. GW’s third campus is based in Ashburn, VA.
This multi-campus model is one of the university’s main appeals. In Foggy Bottom, you get all the excitement of being in one of the world’s most dynamic and influential cities, but you can also swap the bustle of downtown for the rolling hills of the Mount Vernon Campus.
In US News & World Report’s most recent rankings, George Washington University was ranked as the 63rd best university in the US. It also landed in 371st place on the QS World University Rankings.
While GW ranks lower than DC counterpart Georgetown University and indeed many other universities in the US, it does have an excellent reputation for public policy, international affairs and several other disciplines.
In terms of admissions, GW is comparatively less competitive than many other top US universities. Acceptance rates have averaged around 45% in recent years, meaning nearly one in every two applicants is accepted.
George Washington University’s study offering is broad, encompassing roughly 140 undergraduate programmes and over 230 postgraduate courses across a variety of disciplines.
Whatever you’re interested in studying, you won’t have any trouble finding a suitable course. But if you want to know what programs at GW are most popular, these are:
• International affairs
• Political science
• Nursing
• Business
• Public health
• Psychology
Many courses include optional work placements, with the university providing more than 12,000 internship opportunities every year. Study abroad is also common and offered in more than 60 countries around the world.
With more than 25,000 students on its books, George Washington University is the largest university in Washington DC and there’s always something going on around campus with more than 450 clubs and societies available to students.
The University Study Center, based in the heart of the main campus, serves as the main hub of student activities. Here you grab a quick meal in-between lectures, access support services and book rooms to study or socialize.
One of the main perks for students at GW is the location; you don’t have to venture far beyond campus to enjoy world-class performing arts at the Kennedy Center or eye-opening exhibitions at the 17 Smithsonian museums dotted around DC.
George Washington University is a private institution, meaning its fees are typically higher than the national average. According to GW’s latest figures, the cost of a year’s tuition is around $67,420.
Alongside other costs like housing, living expenses and administrative fees, the university estimates the combined annual cost at around $90,000. However, many students will be eligible for financial aid, which can help reduce this figure.
For international students, tuition fees and access to financial support tend to be different – so make sure to do your own research based on your circumstances.
Many of George Washington University’s residence halls are based outside of DC on the Mount Vernon Campus, so if you want to be in the hustle and bustle of downtown, you may have more options living off campus.
There are plenty of options in the areas immediately surrounding the main campus. Many students choose to live in Foggy Bottom, while neighboring Dupont Circle is another popular area where you’re still within walking distance of the university.
If you’re looking for somewhere cheaper – albeit slightly further from downtown – Navy Yard is a great option. Based in the southeast of DC, this up-and-coming neighborhood has loads for students to do and is just a 15-minute journey to campus.
Found your dream student apartment near George Washington University? Applying for the lease with Student.com is simple:
Choose your room – browse our properties and find a place that suits your needs. Our team of experts are on hand if you need some help!
Request to book – let us know which property you are interested in & our booking consultants will guide you through the next steps.
Sign your contract – once your contract is signed you will pay your rent. Student.com does not charge you anything for our booking service: you’ll only need to pay the rent to your chosen landlord.
Learn more about our booking process.
The student apartments we list in DC are grouped into one of three room types:
Shared room – two or more people sleeping in separate beds in the same room. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom are all shared with other rooms.
Private room – additional facilities are also shared with other rooms, but you’ll have a private bedroom. In some properties, you can also have private rooms with a private bathroom.
Entire place – this is a fully self-contained property. This means you don’t have to share with anyone. Your bedroom, as well as living, cooking and bathing facilities, are exclusively for you.
Properties built for student housing typically have a 10-12 month minimum stay. Depending on availability, the properties may make exceptions and offer shorter terms. The shorter the lease term, the higher your monthly rental rates will typically be. Check with our team and we will work to find the best option for you!
This depends on the property you select, so check the property you are interested in. Many of the properties we list have at least some bills and amenities included though.
If you’re in DC before you move in, we can arrange a viewing for you. We do also offer virtual tours, and many of the properties we list have lots of good photos to give you an idea of what the property will look like, so even if you can’t see the property in person before moving in, you’ll still be able to get a good idea of it will be like.
If you want to study in the US as a non-US citizen, you’ll need to obtain a student visa from a US embassy or consulate in your home country. For university or college study, you’ll need an F visa. Read more on the requirements and your eligibility here.
If you have any other questions, you can check our FAQ page or contact one of our booking consultants by phone or via live chat. They are always happy to help!
Explore George Washington University
Explore George Washington University
Have your sights set on George Washington University? Based in the heart of Washington DC, the university is deeply embedded into the fabric of US government, policy and law, making it one of the most exciting places to study!
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay during your degree, we have a great selection of student housing in Washington DC – particularly in the areas near the university. And with our filter options, it’s never been easier to find a space that meets your needs.
Start exploring our properties or continue reading to learn more about student life at George Washington University...
George Washington University (GW) has three fully integrated campuses. The main one, which hosts the vast majority of academic programs, is based in Foggy Bottom, just a few blocks from downtown DC and major landmarks like the White House.
The secondary Mount Vernon Campus offers more of a traditional college vibe a few miles south of the city. It’s well-connected to the Foggy Bottom Campus thanks to the shuttle service operated by the university. GW’s third campus is based in Ashburn, VA.
This multi-campus model is one of the university’s main appeals. In Foggy Bottom, you get all the excitement of being in one of the world’s most dynamic and influential cities, but you can also swap the bustle of downtown for the rolling hills of the Mount Vernon Campus.
In US News & World Report’s most recent rankings, George Washington University was ranked as the 63rd best university in the US. It also landed in 371st place on the QS World University Rankings.
While GW ranks lower than DC counterpart Georgetown University and indeed many other universities in the US, it does have an excellent reputation for public policy, international affairs and several other disciplines.
In terms of admissions, GW is comparatively less competitive than many other top US universities. Acceptance rates have averaged around 45% in recent years, meaning nearly one in every two applicants is accepted.
George Washington University’s study offering is broad, encompassing roughly 140 undergraduate programmes and over 230 postgraduate courses across a variety of disciplines.
Whatever you’re interested in studying, you won’t have any trouble finding a suitable course. But if you want to know what programs at GW are most popular, these are:
• International affairs
• Political science
• Nursing
• Business
• Public health
• Psychology
Many courses include optional work placements, with the university providing more than 12,000 internship opportunities every year. Study abroad is also common and offered in more than 60 countries around the world.
With more than 25,000 students on its books, George Washington University is the largest university in Washington DC and there’s always something going on around campus with more than 450 clubs and societies available to students.
The University Study Center, based in the heart of the main campus, serves as the main hub of student activities. Here you grab a quick meal in-between lectures, access support services and book rooms to study or socialize.
One of the main perks for students at GW is the location; you don’t have to venture far beyond campus to enjoy world-class performing arts at the Kennedy Center or eye-opening exhibitions at the 17 Smithsonian museums dotted around DC.
George Washington University is a private institution, meaning its fees are typically higher than the national average. According to GW’s latest figures, the cost of a year’s tuition is around $67,420.
Alongside other costs like housing, living expenses and administrative fees, the university estimates the combined annual cost at around $90,000. However, many students will be eligible for financial aid, which can help reduce this figure.
For international students, tuition fees and access to financial support tend to be different – so make sure to do your own research based on your circumstances.
Many of George Washington University’s residence halls are based outside of DC on the Mount Vernon Campus, so if you want to be in the hustle and bustle of downtown, you may have more options living off campus.
There are plenty of options in the areas immediately surrounding the main campus. Many students choose to live in Foggy Bottom, while neighboring Dupont Circle is another popular area where you’re still within walking distance of the university.
If you’re looking for somewhere cheaper – albeit slightly further from downtown – Navy Yard is a great option. Based in the southeast of DC, this up-and-coming neighborhood has loads for students to do and is just a 15-minute journey to campus.
Found your dream student apartment near George Washington University? Applying for the lease with Student.com is simple:
Choose your room – browse our properties and find a place that suits your needs. Our team of experts are on hand if you need some help!
Request to book – let us know which property you are interested in & our booking consultants will guide you through the next steps.
Sign your contract – once your contract is signed you will pay your rent. Student.com does not charge you anything for our booking service: you’ll only need to pay the rent to your chosen landlord.
Learn more about our booking process.
The student apartments we list in DC are grouped into one of three room types:
Shared room – two or more people sleeping in separate beds in the same room. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom are all shared with other rooms.
Private room – additional facilities are also shared with other rooms, but you’ll have a private bedroom. In some properties, you can also have private rooms with a private bathroom.
Entire place – this is a fully self-contained property. This means you don’t have to share with anyone. Your bedroom, as well as living, cooking and bathing facilities, are exclusively for you.
Properties built for student housing typically have a 10-12 month minimum stay. Depending on availability, the properties may make exceptions and offer shorter terms. The shorter the lease term, the higher your monthly rental rates will typically be. Check with our team and we will work to find the best option for you!
This depends on the property you select, so check the property you are interested in. Many of the properties we list have at least some bills and amenities included though.
If you’re in DC before you move in, we can arrange a viewing for you. We do also offer virtual tours, and many of the properties we list have lots of good photos to give you an idea of what the property will look like, so even if you can’t see the property in person before moving in, you’ll still be able to get a good idea of it will be like.
If you want to study in the US as a non-US citizen, you’ll need to obtain a student visa from a US embassy or consulate in your home country. For university or college study, you’ll need an F visa. Read more on the requirements and your eligibility here.
If you have any other questions, you can check our FAQ page or contact one of our booking consultants by phone or via live chat. They are always happy to help!