Programs of StudyMAJORS & MINORS

Georgetown College admits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin.

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Majors

AccountingAmerican StudiesArtAthletic TrainingBiologyBioChemistryBusiness AdministrationComputer Science Management Information SystemsChemistryCommerce Language & CultureCommunication & Media StudiesComputational ScienceComputer ScienceEconomicsEducationEngineering ArtsEnglishEnvironmental ScienceEuropean StudiesExercise Science

FrenchGermanGerman StudiesHealth ScienceHistoryInformation SystemsMathematicsMusic-ChurchMusic Education – InstrumentalMusic Education – VocalNursing ArtsOxford ProgramsPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyReligionSecurity StudiesSociologySpanishTheatre & Performance Studies

Pre-Professional Programs

Pre-DentistryPre-LawPre-MinistryPre-MedicinePre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Veterinary Medicine

Minors Only

Asian StudiesChild DevelopmentClassicsMedieval & Renaissance StudiesMusical TheatrePublic HealthSustainable Community DevelopmentWomen’s StudiesYouth Ministries

Bolded programs of study are most popular amonginternational students.

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Office of International Admissions400 East College Street, Georgetown, KY, 40324, USA+1-502-863-8390 (phone and fax) | Skype: JSniderGCinternational@georgetowncollege.eduwww.georgetowncollege.edu/international/admissions

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Undergraduate Students: 1,116

Graduate Students: 427

Faculty: 115 full-time

Student/Faculty Ratio: 9:1

Average Class Size: 14

Students Living on Campus: 90%

Scholarship Funding: $21 million/year

Scholarship types available to international students: academic, athletic, & need-based

Average international scholarship award: $17,000

* 2012-2013 Data

Academic support: free tutoring (both private and group), special class sections just for international students

Extensive English language support

One-on-one immigration advising

Free airport pick-up (Lexington, KY – LEX only)

International Student Lounge and community kitchen

Assistance in setting up life in the US (mobile phone, bank account, etc.)

Assistance with various government offices (Social Security, Driver’s License, etc.)

Free on-campus housing over winter break (mid December – mid January)

Assistance with career and internship planning

Free health clinic on campus during the academic year

Experience InternationalGEORGETOWN ADMISSIONS

Basketball

Billiards

Flag Football

Golf

Kickball

Soccer

Tennis

UltimateFrisbee

Volleyball

Water Polo

aThleTICS

CoSTS & SCholarShIpS

oUr InTernaTIonal STUDenTS

menBaseball

Basketball

Cheerleading

Cross Country

(American) Football

Golf

Soccer

Tennis

Track

womenBasketball

Cheerleading

Cross Country

Dance

Golf

Lacrosse

Soccer

Softball

Tennis

Track

Volleyball

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The georgeTown DIFFerenCe

at georgetown, you will find academic excellence in a supportive environment. with small classes and personalized attention, our students focus on one major content area while studying a wide range of topics, resulting in a first-class education. our students don’t just succeed in the classroom: we are also noted for our high students’ high acceptance rates into medical, law and graduate schools.

reQUIremenTS

96% of our faculty have earned terminal degrees (the highest degree available in their field)

Over 70 majors, minors, and academic programs

U.S. News & World Report, “best liberal arts” category

America’s 100 Best College Buys® (Institution Research and Evaluation)

America’s Best Colleges (Forbes.com)

Looking for more information about studying in the United States? Visit your nearest EducationUSA advising center. www.educationusa.info

InTramUralSGeorgetown College is part of NAIA Division I.

Our teams don’t just play, they win – the Georgetown men’s

basketball team won the 2013 NAIA Division I

Championship and many of our other teams have a

long history of winning.

Minimum Test ScoreGeorgetown College requires one of these test scores. g TOEFL (School Code 1249)

Internet – 68

Computer – 190

Paper – 520

g IELTS – 6.0

g ACT (School Code 1514) – 19

g SAT (School Code 1249) – 890

Admission Requirements

g Application Free to apply online.

g Official Transcript(s)Translated copies preferred.

g Official Test Score

g The average out-of-pocket cost for international students ranges from $21,000 to $25,000.

Other CostsStudents should also plan on the following, estimated costs each year. Travel costs and personal expenses vary from student to student.

Health Insurance (year) $1,000

Textbooks (semester) $ 700

CoSTS 2013-2014

Tuition $32,310

Room (shared dorm) $3,970

Board (19 meals per week) $4,260

Total $40,540

SCholarShIpSGeorgetown College offers merit, need-based and athletic scholarships to international students. The following academic scholarships, based on GPA and test score(s), are available*:

Presidential Scholarship $14,000

Giddings Award $12,000

Patterson Scholarship $10,000

Virginia Covington Scholarship $ 8,000

International students may combine academic, need-based and athletic aid to create a personalized scholarship package.

g Average Scholarship Amount (2013 – 2014) for international applicants: $17,000

*These scholarship amounts are only available for non-US citizens ineligible to file the FAFSA. Amounts may vary based on academic merit.

Atlanta 6 Hours 30 Minutes

Chicago 6 Hours

Cincinnati 1 Hour

Columbus 2 Hours 40 Minutes

Dayton 2 Hours

Indianapolis 3 Hours

Knoxville 3 Hours 10 Minutes

Louisville 1 Hour

Nashville 3 Hours 30 Minutes

St. Louis 5 Hours

Washington, DC 8 Hours 30 Minutes

Driving Times to Georgetown College

International Enrollment: 32

Countries Represented: 13Including: Afghanistan, Brazil, Cameroon, Chile, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Vietnam

Most Popular Majors: Business Administration, Accounting

Campus Involvements: Soccer, Tennis, Student Workers, Campus Ministries

* Spring 2013 Data