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George Washington, moved up nine places to rank number 55 in the 2019 Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education (WSJ/THE) rankings.
The dominant category of the ranking pertains to post-graduation preparation and student outcomes.
U.S. News has decreased the weight it had assigned to academic reputation, standardized tests, high school rank and eliminated its acceptance rate from factoring into the institution’s ranking.
It continued to include the graduation rate, alumni giving rate, and the how much the University spends per student.
“Rankings …(may) change from year to year based solely on the choices made by the entity publishing the list,” said GW President Thomas LeBlanc. “What doesn’t change is our mission, which is to provide a world-class education for our students and to support the exploration of new ideas by our students, faculty, staff and alumni.”
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This is the University’s largest and oldest college in liberal arts and performs complex research.
This school bridges practical application and creative expression.
This school offers students customized programs and enjoys links with the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the U.S. State Department.
The school examines areas from levels of early childhood through to professional development.
GW acts as a top source for the cybersecurity policy and research of the US government.
The school’s alumni include activists, diplomats, policy makers, and more.
The school is home to professors who are respected scholars and also a part of the United Nations International Law Commission and have won human rights settlements.
The school teaches students effective ways to stay connected to today's complex media world.
The school enjoys partnerships with National Institutes of Health, Children’s National Health System, and more. It is home to faculty who work to address diseases from around the globe.
The school produces the best nurses and is leading in Advanced Practice Registered Nurse education.
Its faculty members are recognized for their expertise across campaigning, legislating, advocating, polling and communicating.
This is the only public health school in Washington, DC, and offers students access to some of the world’s most influential health organizations.
The school develops students into leaders of the government, private, and nonprofit sectors at all levels.
George Washington is the largest provider of higher education in DC and uses the world as its classroom.
GW takes strategic initiatives to improve on its student experience. GW students also experience the institution in residence halls and through its student space and interactions with faculty. Each experience focuses on the student journey from enrollment to graduation, with supportive services that help them throughout. GW’s culture offers its students a warm, positive and welcoming environment.
GW’s numerous partnerships with vibrant organizations such as the World Bank, Pan-American Health Organization, the Naval Research Lab, and more ensure that its reach is broad and meaningful.
The University is a learning hub that stretches beyond its borders. It is home to faculty that are deeply engaged in solving some of today’s greatest challenges. Students will also benefit from GW’s ability to connect academia to the workplace.
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GW awards exceptional international students with merit scholarships. International students who receive merit scholarships are guaranteed the award for up to 10 semesters consecutively, provided they maintain continuous full-time enrollment and academic progress.
First-year undergraduate international students enrolling for the fall semester with strong academic credentials are eligible for this scholarship.
International applicants (first-year) who are on track to graduate with an IB Diploma are considered for this automatically.
The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers generous scholarships through the Presidential Academic Scholarship Program and all international students are considered for these.
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This historic campus takes GW from the front row into an immersive experience of life in D.C.
It is nestled between the Kennedy Center, the White House and a number of international and federal agencies, giving students an unparalleled experience turning the city into their classroom.
Here’s what a student had to say about his experience on campus…
“Attending George Washington University has been such a blessing for me. I have been able to leave my dorm room, walk four blocks, and stand right in front of the White House. I’ve seen multiple motorcades, experienced protests, and interacted with people from all walks of life all during my first semester of college." - Jose Maria Salazar Rodriguez, Bachelor of Arts in Religion, 2021
The Vern, located a few miles away from the downtown bustle, is home to academic buildings, athletic facilities, residence halls, a library, dining options, and an outdoor challenge course - surrounded by rolling green hills.
It is 3 miles from the Foggy Bottom campus and there is a shuttle service to the campus round the clock.
This is the University’s hub of discovery with its dynamic research and its range of study options.
It is home to 17 research labs, institutes, and centers that advance knowledge in a range of interdisciplinary areas.
The University has a notification system that students can use through the GW Alert Portal to send emergency alerts through text messages, e-mail addresses, residence hall phones, social media, and more.
This is a mobile safety application that students can download on their smartphones. This allows them to alert the regional Police Department of security concerns anonymously and have their location identified in real time. It can also be used to request for a ride on campus.
Campus Advisories is the GW’s primary website used for communication of emergency preparation and more security related information for the GW student community. Students must check this for updates about important concerns regarding safety.
The University conducts inspections on individual rooms to ensure safety of GW students in residence halls.
Fire drills are conducted in each residence hall and there are fire extinguishers for emergency access throughout campus.
The George Washington Police Department provides patrol and residential hall security services. It also takes care of security for various on-campus events.
More on student safety at GW…
"One of the major benefits I would say is the career center, we've our own career center…" Niveditha Nandakumar Studied Engineering Management
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