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Georgetown University 2024-25 Essay Prompt Guide

Early Action: Nov 1

Regular Decision Deadline: Jan 10

Georgetown 2024-25 Application Essay Question Explanations

The Requirements: 1 essay of 250 words; 1 half-page essay; 2 page-long essays

Supplemental Essay Type(s): Activity , Why, Diversity

All Georgetown University Applicants 

Prompt 1: please elaborate on any special talents or skills you would like to highlight. (250 words) .

This prompt may come first on the list, but we think you should save it for last! For the other essays on the Georgetown application, we ask you to dig deep and share personal stories that showcase talents and interests. Don’t dry the well by listing all of your (many!) skills and talents too soon. Every essay should reveal something new to admissions. So once you finish polishing your other pieces, ask yourself: What’s missing? Is there some critical puzzle piece that will help connect your other three essays? Have you been dying to get something off your chest that didn’t fit anywhere else? This essay could be the perfect outlet for you to showcase your more personal skills, interests, and quirks. If the rest of your essays describe your drive to work in international relations, perhaps your answer to this prompt could reveal a lighter side: your love of experimental cooking (and impressive knife skills!). Or maybe explain how learning a new language helped you learn how to whistle! While you should aim to highlight genuine skills that you have put effort into cultivating, you can also have a little bit of fun. This prompt is the most open-ended one on the application, so show admissions something they won’t find anywhere else on your application.

Prompt 2: Briefly discuss the significance to you of the school or summer activity in which you have been most involved. (1/2 page, single-spaced, or approximately 300-400 words depending on font size) 

Next up is a fun twist on the classic Activity Essay, which asks you to expand on an extracurricular endeavor that you care about. For starters, we’d give you basically the same advice as the prompt: focus on one of the activities “in which you have been most involved.” Although we usually urge students to write about experiences that haven’t appeared elsewhere on their application, the Activity Essay is an exception since it specifically asks you to address an item on your resume. So, pick something with meat! When have you had the opportunity to take on a leadership role? How have four years of debate club shaped the way you communicate? Was it difficult coaching pee wee soccer as a freshman, and what motivated you to stick with it? Regardless of what you choose to write about, be sure to describe what it means to you.

Prompt 3: As Georgetown is a diverse community, the Admissions Committee would like to know more about you in your own words. Please submit a brief personal or creative essay which you feel best describes you and reflects on your personal background and individual experiences, skills, and talents. (1 page, single-spaced) 

Though it seems straightforward, this may be one of the hardest prompts! (What do you mean, tell you about myself in my own words?) Don’t fret. You can treat this essay just like the Common App’s prompt #1 , which asks students to write about a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. (Even better: If you’ve already written an essay in response to the Common App’s first prompt, you can recycle that essay here since Georgetown has its own application platform!)

If you’re approaching this essay from scratch, take some time to brainstorm. What about your background, talents, or identity might be worth highlighting for an admissions officer? Don’t worry about cramming every aspect of the wonder that is you into one essay; they will naturally reveal themselves along the way as you write. Whether you want to write about a facet of your identity that few people know about or a passion you’ve been dabbling in (and telling everyone about) for years, you can’t go wrong with authentic reflection and an engaging hook!

Georgetown University School-Specific Prompts 

Georgetown college of arts and sciences: founded in 1789, the georgetown college of arts & sciences is committed to the jesuit traditions of an integrated education and of productive research in the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and fine arts. describe your interest in studying in the college of arts & sciences. (applicants interested in the sciences, mathematics, or languages are encouraged to make specific reference to their choice of major.).

You can probably guess what we’re going to recommend here…wait for it…research! Georgetown wants to know not just what you want to study but why you want to study it at their school. The prompt makes specific reference to the school’s Jesuit history, focus on research, and “integrated education,” so start there. Are you looking forward to a college experience grounded in faith? Are you excited to tie your various interests together through different courses, activities, and clubs? Does the Core Curriculum speak to your desire to not only focus on your intended major, but also explore other fields? If you know what you want to major in, make sure you take extra care to reference specific courses, professors, clubs, or other research opportunities that excite you. The more specific details you can incorporate into your essay, the more sincere and personal it will feel (and be!). 

School of Nursing: Georgetown University’s School of Nursing is committed to the formation of ethical, empathetic, and transformational nursing leaders. Describe the factors that have influenced your interest in studying Nursing at Georgetown University.

Well, this is about as straightforward as prompts get! Our advice is much the same as it is for students applying to the School of Health (see below). Set yourself apart from other applicants by not only discussing the factors that led you to pursuing a career in nursing, but also tying those experiences to your larger goals for the future. Take note of the keywords in the prompt’s first sentence and try to connect them to your story. Are you attracted to Georgetown’s focus on ethics because you come from a family of medical professionals? Were you drawn to the profession due to an empathetic nurse who supported your family during your little sister’s leukemia treatments? How do you hope to embody these characteristics in your future career? If there are elements of a Georgetown education that will support your particular interest or connect to your past experiences in some way, you should dig into that in your response, while also revealing new information to admissions about your character, motivations, and aspirations.

School of Health: Georgetown University’s School of Health was founded to advance the health and well-being of people locally, nationally, and globally through innovative research, the delivery of interdisciplinary education, and transformative engagement of communities. Describe the factors that influenced your interest in studying health care at Georgetown University, specifically addressing your intended related major: Global Health, Health Care Management & Policy, or Human Science.

If we know anything about applying to medical programs, it is this: everyone wants to help people, everyone wants to make the world a better place, and everyone wants to make a meaningful contribution. Few fields lend themselves to service-oriented clichés and platitudes as readily as medicine does, so to safely navigate the minefield of hackneyed generalizations, start with something personal! What’s one eye-opening experience that made you believe healthcare could be your calling? Perhaps it was a single moment, like accidental eye contact with a concerned mother in the ER. Or maybe it was something more long-term, such as navigating your school in a wheelchair after knee surgery and realizing you want to improve patient outcomes by researching physical therapies. Whatever the case, use your personal story as the backdrop for your argument. What did you learn? What problems do you hope to tackle? What change do you hope to help create? As we said, it’s not enough to just want these things; your job is to show admissions why medicine interests you personally. Once you’ve accomplished that, be sure to address the role Georgetown will play in your plan for the future. In other words, why do you want to study healthcare at Georgetown in particular? Align your response to the keywords in the prompt’s first sentence to show that Georgetown is the right school for you. Do they have a research lab that’s at the forefront of innovation? Are you eager to engage with local and global communities by volunteering in DC and studying abroad? How will Georgetown’s interdisciplinary education support your goals as a Human Science major? A wise applicant will do some research so they can infuse their response with specific details that demonstrate meticulousness and drive.

Walsh School of Foreign Service: Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service was founded more than a century ago to prepare generations of leaders with the foundational skills to address global issues. Describe your primary motivations for studying international affairs at Georgetown University and dedicating your undergraduate studies toward a future in global service.

The Walsh School of Foreign Service wants to know what fuels your fire. What is driving you to dedicate your undergraduate studies (and maybe even your life!) to a path of service? Maybe you are incredibly passionate about combating climate change before it’s too late. What do you hope to achieve and how? Perhaps you’re following in the footsteps of a trailblazer you look up to—how do you hope to continue fighting the good fight in their honor? If you’re feeling stuck, ask yourself: What kind of mark would you like to leave on the world? How do you think you can positively contribute to a cause that is important to you? If you had the power to make a lasting impact in any area at all, what would it be? Next, describe how Georgetown’s specific program will help you achieve these goals. What courses, professors, study abroad experiences, clubs, or activities make Georgetown’s program stand out? The prompt makes reference to “generations of leaders,” so do some research to see if there are any alumni in whose footsteps you hope to follow. Finally, while building the personal connection is key, you’ll also want to leave yourself some space to spell out at least a few steps you might take to address your global issue of choice.

McDonough School of Business: Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business provides graduates with essential global, ethical, analytical, financial, and diverse perspectives on the economies of our nation and the world. Describe your primary motivations for studying business at Georgetown University.

If you think we’ve never seen an essay with the line, “I love money,” you would be wrong. Spoiler: this does not make a great first impression. Studying business is about so much more than dollars and cents, and this prompt offers a few other aspects of business you’ll learn about in this program, including “global, ethical, analytical, financial, and diverse perspectives.” In order to get some perspective, we’d recommend doing your homework. Like any classic Why Essay, the best answers are personal and specific, so go beyond your general interest in business and try to figure out specifically why Georgetown could be the right fit for you. Is it the location? The professors? The travel opportunities? Allow yourself to follow every lead and fall down every rabbit hole as you root through the program website. Your essay should paint a picture of the kind of student you will be at Georgetown, from the classes you’ll take to the activities you’ll pursue. How will this education prepare you for your dream career?

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Tips for Writing the Statement of Purpose for Georgetown’s Master of Science in Foreign Service

posted on November 1, 2016

Georgetown’s description of the Statement of Purpose reads, “This is the opportunity for the applicant to include personal information with his/her application.” This is the key. Many applicants make the mistake of writing application materials they think sound “smart” or “academic” and forget to paint a picture of who they are. You want to stand out in the stack of applications a reviewer has on her desk. Think about what distinguishes you. What is special about you and why are you as an individual a good fit for their program? Maybe it’s your first-hand experience with child literacy programs; it might be your skillset combining community mediation and logistics management; or it could be your past career as a violinist and the ways you’ve seen that experience influencing subsequent relevant work. Tell the reader some details about you that stand out.

Many applicants make the mistake of writing application materials they think sound “smart” or “academic” and forget to paint a picture of who they are.

International experiences are important since, after all, you’re applying to a program in Foreign Service. Play up all your international work—paid or volunteer—and how they’ve prepared you for this program and an internationally focused career. Show yourself to be a thoughtful individual who knows what you are getting yourself into with a career in this field. Make sure the admissions committee know that you are not just romanticizing the notion of foreign service and that you have  something to contribute to discussions of global policy in the classroom and in research papers. Carefully consider your experiences abroad, how they have shaped your worldview and your career path and articulate this clearly. Draw links where possible between these experiences and your passion for this work.

Carefully consider your experiences abroad, how they have shaped your worldview and your career path and articulate this clearly.

One key piece that applicants often miss is making the case for “why Georgetown” and “why the MSFS Program” specifically. It’s important to most graduate programs that candidates want to join their program. If you are applying to multiple graduate schools, take care to tailor your Statement to the MSFS program and clearly articulate why this program. Do some thinking on what drew you to this program and how it supports your career goals.

Take care to tailor your Statement to the MSFS program and clearly articulate  why this program .

Finally, Georgetown explicitly calls the Statement an “indication of writing ability” and mentions grammar, spelling and language use. Triple check for typos, grammar errors and simply poor writing. They also emphasize the importance of being concise, so pay special attention to “run-on” sentences and unnecessary detail . Make sure the Statement reads easily and clearly. Reviewers read hundreds of these each day, so you don’t want them to struggle to read your materials. Have your essay reviewed at least two times by someone besides yourself before submitting it. In summary, if you turn in a well-written, concise Statement that describes what makes you a compelling candidate, and why the MSFS Program is your top choice, you’ll be on the right track. Good luck!

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12-point Times. Fonts: Your essay should be word processed in 12-point Times New Roman fonts . Double space: Your entire essay should be double spaced, with no single spacing anywhere and no extra spacing anywhere. There should not be extra spaces between paragraphs.

Is 11 or 12 point font standard?

Paper Format (Chapter 2) serif fonts such as 12-point Times New Roman, 11-point Georgia , or normal (10-point) Computer Modern (the default font for LaTeX)

What is the average font size for an essay?

12-point font All papers should also be written with 12-point font. (Note: Times New Roman and Cambria are the default fonts for Microsoft Word, and 12-point font is also the default setting for font size).

Is font size 11 too small?

No, size 11 font is not too small for a resume . In fact, size 10.5 font is even okay as long as it’s still easy for the hiring manager to read. Because some fonts are slightly smaller than others, always check that your font is readable no matter the size.

What font size is most readable?

Size. Choose a font that’s at least 16 pixels, or 12 points . If many of your users are older adults, consider using an even larger font size—19 pixels or 14 points. A small font size is more difficult to read, especially for users with limited literacy skills and older adults.

What font is the most professional?

Helvetica has a subtle look that effortlessly emphasizes content and catches the eye. Many world-renowned companies use logos that are based on Helvetica—this is probably the most professional font of all times.

Which is the standard font and size for most professional papers?

The most common font used is black Times New Roman at 12 points in size . Other serif fonts, those that have tails, that work well include Cambria, Georgia, Garamond, Book Antiqua, and Didot.

What is proper essay format?

A basic essay consists of three main parts: introduction, body, and conclusion . This basic essay format will help you to write and organize an essay. However, flexibility is important. While keeping this basic essay format in mind, let the topic and specific assignment guide the writing and organization.

What is 10 point type size?

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Is 10 point font too small?

By choosing a font size between 8 and 11 pt. Most professionals agree that 10 pt is the ideal font size for business cards — although there are some exceptions to this rule.

Is font size 11 readable?

You can use point sizes in the point sizing, ie 10.5, 11.7. It will work just fine . I usually used a font size of 11 when I wrote papers for classes. It was just the right size, IMO.

Can I use 11.5 font resume?

Resume Font Size Options Choose a font size that’s between 10 and 12 . 1 This will ensure that no one has to squint to read through all the information on this important document. It’s fine to use a larger font size for your name in the heading section of your resume at the top of the page.

What is the easiest font to read on paper?

Helvetica . Along with Georgia, Helvetica is considered to be one of the most easy to read fonts according to The Next Web. This is a sans-serif font and one of the world’s most popular typefaces—a modern classic.

Is font size 9 readable?

An easily legible font size for longer body text as used in magazines and books usually ranges between 8 and 12 points .

What font is the most attractive?

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• Roboto. Roboto is a sans serif font – it’s geometric with friendly and open curves.
• Raleway. Raleway is an elegant font with a thin weight – the unique ‘W’ really makes it stand out.

What is the best font for academic papers?

Times New Roman Times New Roman is the standard choice for academic documents, and the thesis preparation guidelines of some universities stipulate its use. For many years, it was the default body text for Microsoft Word.

What is the best font for report writing?

One of the most common fonts used for formal reports in academic, scientific, and media fields alike is Time New Roman . If you’re conducting a report as a part of an academic assignment, check with your instructor to see if there is a particular font requirement.

What is the best font to use for professional documents?

Recommended serif fonts include Cambria, Georgia, and Times New Roman . Sans serif fonts don’t have small strokes attached to their letters, giving them a cleaner and more modern style. Some recommended sans serif fonts include Arial, Calibri, and Verdana.

Is 9 font too small for resume?

Yes, size 9 font is too small for a resume . Size 9 font is hard to read on a computer, and because you’re likely sending your application over the internet, the hiring manager will have to strain their eyes just to read your resume.

Which font size is best for A4 size paper?

You should use standard A4 paper size for your submission. The main content should be in 12 point type and the Times New Roman font .

What format do I use for college essays?

MLA is the style guide required in most humanities courses (English, art, etc.). Always ask your instructors what style guide they want you to use. Individual instructors may have requirements that are not addressed here. Your essay should have a page number that includes your last name.

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<p>So the first required essay for georgretown (you do it no matter which school you apply to) wants the applicant to basically describe themselves to the admissions office. However, it says that the essay length is roughly one page long, but does not specify if that is single-spaced or double-spaced. Does anyone know? My essay is 1.75 pages long double spaced, just so you know.</p>

<p>I’m sure it’s one page in the standard single-spaced, size 12 font Times New Roman etc. If they wanted it double spaced they would say so. 500 words is roughly 1 page, and I’ve seen that as the required length for a couple of other colleges I’ve written essays for.</p>

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Georgetown University Application Essay

Georgetown university essay writing tips: learn how to write a great supplementary essay.

Table of Contents

• Definition of Supplement Essay
• Prompts for All Applications to Georgetown University
• Prompts Specific to Georgetown University
• Additional Tips

Prompts for Georgetown College

• Prompts for the McDonough School of Business
• Prompts for the School of Nursing and Health Studies

Prompts for the Walsh School of Foreign Service

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Defining a Supplemental Essay Those who have already entered Georgetown University mention Georgetown admission essays that worked along with high scores and grades. This is an application essay, which stands as your personal statement. Apart from traditional application essays, some universities and colleges expect students to apply with specific papers, known as supplemental essays. Such essays give admission officers an opportunity to get to know you better before making the final decision of whether to accept you or your interests do not fit the college needs.

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If you hope to get a place at the prestigious Georgetown University in Washington DC, you should submit a supplemental essay as a part of the application process. Ranked as the USA’s 20th best private research institution, the considerable emphasis on Jesuit-type values such as operating in an intellectually open manner, promoting spiritual principles, ethical and intercultural understanding, and serving others owes much to the fact that Georgetown is a Roman Catholic-founded seat of learning. Above all, writing a Georgetown university essay of application is a task that requires careful planning since this is a very selective institution. For example, in 2020 only 15% of students applying to the University got a chance to study there.

Four separate and distinctive schools make up Georgetown University with each one having its own unique focus:

• Georgetown College
• McDonough School of Business: This school offers programs in finance, business, and other subjects related to these disciplines to undergraduate students.
• School of Nursing and Health Studies: This school specializes in nursing, health, and related sciences.
• Walsh School of Foreign Service: The aim of this school is preparing students for future careers in politics, diplomacy, foreign services, and international relations.

Georgetown University does not use the Common Application system, and, therefore, each applicant is required to fill out the application form provided on the university’s website, write a special Georgetown admission essay for the chosen school, and provide their response to two general application prompts. Here are the university prompts for the school year 2019 to 2020:0:

Basic Georgetown University Essay Prompts

Prompt Number One: Discuss in brief summer or school activity you were involved in (half page in single-spacing or, depending on the size of a font, around 300 to 400 words).

Prompt Number Two: Since the community at Georgetown is diverse, the members of the Admissions Board prefer your voice. Write short Georgetown supplemental essays in creative and personal nature, in which you describe yourself the best you can (one page in single spacing or, depending on the size of a font, around 300 to 400 words).

Specific Georgetown University Essay Prompts

Georgetown College: Describe your position on being educated. How do you think you may achieve your goal at Georgetown College? (Applying to the Mathematics and Sciences Faculty or to the Languages and Linguistics Faculty you should address the course they have chosen).

McDonough School of Business: This school is an international leader when it comes to providing graduate students with vital analytical, ethical, financial and international perspectives. Say what has motivated you to apply for business studies here

School of Nursing and Health Studies: What factors have had a bearing on your particular interest in health and the provision of healthcare? Focus specifically on your chosen major in your response (e.g., Nursing, Global Healthcare, Policy and Management of Healthcare Provision, or Human Science).

Walsh School of Foreign Service : Choose a current issue of global importance and discuss it in brief terms; say why you think this issue is especially important and suggest a way to dealt with it.

Georgetown University: Focus on a summer or a school activity you participated in.

The best strategy for developing your response to this first prompt is deciding which study program or activity best reflects your values and interests. Instead of choosing the organization or club you have dedicated most of your time to or some activity that you believe would impress the university’s admissions committee, take a little time to select something that you find inspirational. It is impossible to predict which particular activity is likely to appeal most to the admissions board, so the best option is to choose something that you feel passionate about and demonstrate the reasons to your readers.

Additional Tips Why Georgetown Essay May Succeed

If, in your Georgetown university application essay, you choose to discuss a summer holiday program, pay attention to the reasons you chose it and the way you present it.

While, for instance, you may find your participation in a paid program at a college or a university campus or the weeks you spent travelling around Europe extremely enriching, it is easy to start running short of things to talk about and to start depending on clichéd statements. Most likely you will be up against numerous other candidates with the same type of experience, and this can make it a lot harder to persuade the admissions committee about the uniqueness of your activity and how it reflects your particular interests.

Additionally, it is more difficult to support the idea that you have involved yourself to a very significant extent in a one-off summer holiday experience.

However, showing that you have worked during a number of consecutive summers as a counselor or have taken part in community projects with some organization is certainly indicative of a high level of commitment to that activity.

Where a prompt requires you to mention the activity you have had most involvement with, this does not absolutely mean it refers to the amount of hours you have devoted to it.

For instance, you might have played some musical instrument and given performances for up to ten years. Simultaneously, you might work in a junior capacity on your school newsletter, written numerous articles for each monthly edition, and developed a completely new section to draw attention to students’ out-of-school achievements.

While the number of hours might suggest that more of your time was spent on music, it is clear, in this particular example, that the time you spent reporting and writing required more initiative, even though you spent less time on it.

Although it would be wonderful if your selected activity had some direct link with the major you have chosen, you need not worry unduly about choosing an activity you think seems more relevant to your intended field of study.

With these 2020 Georgetown university essay prompts, the admissions committee wants to understand your dedication, your acquired skills, your leadership and/or team player capability, and what you are passionate about. If it is the case, for example, that you can show you are committed to teaching piano to young children and if your excitement and creativity in this regard shines through, you show the admissions committee you have transferable skills, and you will approach college life with similar enthusiasm.

It is best not to try second-guessing what an admissions committee might or might not want to read. Choose the activity that excites you the most – the one you always talk to the family and friends about – and describe in your essay why this is important.

The Admissions Board prefers Georgetown supplemental essays written in your own words, not those borrowed from other scholars or writers. Make your Georgetown essay either a creative or a personal one focusing on yourself.

Even though Georgetown University does not accept Common Applications, their requirements for writing Georgetown supplemental essays are similar to the common ones. Your response here is a chance for the admissions committee to become acquainted with you and the person you are. From what you write, readers want to understand who you really are, what values you have, and what makes you get up each morning and drives you through the day; in other words, what is unique about you. In this case, the best approach may be to copy the personal statement from your common application.

Take a note that the emphasis in this prompt is diversity and its importance. Irrespective of whether you use your Common Application essay or not, be sure to highlight the unique contribution you will make to the community at Georgetown in your essay. Do bear in mind that discussing diversity does not absolutely mean membership of a particular religion or ethnic group, a belief that a lot of students are initially prone to gravitating towards. If, for instance, you have spent a lot of time traveling, you can mention that exploring new places is an integral part of your character and personality. If all your spare time is devoted to creating theatrical sets for your school’s performances, you could draw attention to your artistic talents and the fact you enjoy teamwork.

Remember, the committee you are addressing will have countless applications to choose from and many of the candidates will be similar to you in terms of their academic achievements, scores, and grades. The real key to succeeding in your response to this prompt is to make yourself memorable to your readers.

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When choosing Georgetown College, you should focus on the characteristics of an educated person. Develop your own definition; do not copy anything from the web. Also, explain how you will achieve your aim at Georgetown College. Make sure to address the course they have chosen.

When answering this prompt, you should emphasize your education and career goals in your essay and say why Georgetown is the perfect place to achieve these. Make sure you refer to the special Jesuit values at Georgetown and other unique characteristics of the university. If, for instance, you hope to major in politics, talk about your desire to improve the lives of other people and link this to Georgetown’s principle of serving and/or helping others.

Another thing important to establish is the meaning of education for you. Define this in the early part of your essay before providing real-life examples. Getting educated can have several meanings, and an open-ended question like this is an opportunity for you to describe education in a manner that reflects and draws attention to your unique life experiences.

You may want to talk about the fact that education for you means widening your horizons outside the classroom by visiting events in your local town, e.g., movies, art exhibitions, and so on. Your definition of education may center on being open to new perspectives and ideas by engaging with people whose viewpoints and opinions are different from yours. You may see education as the process of learning other languages so that you can discover more about different beliefs and cultures. However, irrespective of the stance you take make sure you directly address your view of education and its explicit meaning for you in the introductory section of your essay.

If you decide to talk about the National Archives and the numerous resources it offers, focus your discussion on how being a student at Georgetown will have you unprecedented access to these. Any resident or tourist can visit a museum but speaking to a museum specialist and observing some conservation activity or process is something only a Georgetown student has the chance to do!

Do not forget that being asked what education means for you is not an exclusive reference to attendance the classes. The primary difference between an average and an outstanding response means highlighting the outside-classroom opportunities afforded to Georgetown students.

Essay Prompts for the McDonough School of Business

Appling to the McDonough School of Business, you should remember that is focuses on vital analytical, ethical, financial, and international perspectives. The best supplemental essay in this case will focus on what has motivated you to apply for business studies.

You should not regard this essay as just another piece of writing on “why to choose a business school.” Emphasize an international perspective and a reference to values such as ethics. As previously mentioned, the identity at Georgetown is based in the university’s Jesuit principles manifested in every academic program it offers. While you are writing your Georgetown essay, these keywords should be kept foremost in your mind. When addressing this essay prompt, draw attention to a specific perspective this program endeavors to provide; show you appreciate the many opportunities that it will present to you.

Below are some ideas for your response :

• If you are attracted by the focus this school places on ethics, then you might want to talk about how passionate you feel about the development of sustainable practices in business and connect this to a business in your local community that has a model you especially like. If you have worked at any time for a small scale business or if you have friends or family who own a small company, you could use this to demonstrate your interest in sustainability.
• If it is the global or international approach of the McDonough School that first attracted you to this place, then you could discuss how you are interested in business models that differ from those common in the USA. If, for example, you find the initiatives that India is taking to combat poverty in the country’s rural areas, this essay is a good place to discuss that. Make sure you link your discussion to the school programs and the opportunities it offers. If, for instance, the school offers a program on tackling poverty and you are especially keen to get a place on this, then mention it!
• Harnessing the fact that Georgetown is advantageously located in DC is a good way of helping to justify your desire to study business here. If you are particularly interested in fiscal policy or the way entrepreneurs and government interact, you could mention the internship and job opportunities that this excellent location has to offer as well as potential access to many experts who leave the private and public sectors with several years’ experience and take up teaching positions at Georgetown.

Essay Prompts for the School of Nursing and Health Studies

Applying to this school, you may mention the factors that raised your particular interest in health and the provision of healthcare. It is advisable to focus on the chosen major in your response, e.g., Nursing, Global Healthcare, Policy and Management of Healthcare Provision, or Human Science.

There is an opportunity in this prompt to elaborate on or explain why you have decided to study health sciences. Make sure you research your chosen major before starting to write your essay in order to understand what distinguishes it from others and to show your understanding to the admissions committee.

For instance, majors in policy and healthcare management are much focused on the policy aspects of this sector, understanding how policy is made, learning who the main stakeholders are, and having a firm grasp of the industry processes involved in improving and managing healthcare. Therefore, when applying to major in healthcare, you need to draw attention to the managerial and legislative elements of this sector instead of just discussing your desire to look after the patients who may come your way. More than anything, this prompt is a chance for reflecting upon and narrowing down your academic interests.

As almost every Georgetown essay aimed at a specific school, it is important that what you write makes you stand out from other candidates. Most likely, they will also be able to talk about their experience in laboratories and/or volunteering at a hospital. Hence, it is essential if you find a focus or angle that draws attention to your special approach and perspective.

Keep reading for more ideas:

• If you have suffered a chronic or serious illness, you may want to refer to your unique experience in your essay as a means of illustrating why the health sector is of specific interest to you. Although writing about a serious illness can be a very personal or emotive topic to cover in an essay and extremely challenging, it is possible to focus on how this has created a passion within you to help others or to carry out some research; this is one way of portraying your academic achievements in a relevant context.
• If a member of your family already works in healthcare, you may want to talk about how you first came into contact with this field through someone you love. Maybe your doctor aunt has devoted many hours to highlighting inefficiencies in how larger hospitals are currently managed. You may want to reminisce on her conversations as a way of introducing your interest in healthcare and possibly list a few projects you would like to work on in your future career to solve problems you have heard about.
• If you have spent many hours after school or during the summer working as a volunteer in a hospital or some other medical institution, you could recount an anecdote that describes a particular experience as a way of underlining why you are interested in the health industry. Remember that a lot of other applicants are likely to have written similar things in their resumes. It just is to attempt to identify an angle that exemplifies your unique experience(s).

At what particular moment did you understand that you wanted to start studying health? What were you doing when this realization struck you? Did a particular event or conversation lead to your decision? It may be that you worked as a volunteer in a caregiving center or hospital for children, and time spent with a special child made you realize you derived great fulfillment from caring for others. Maybe it was while you were working on a biology-based research project that you developed a fascination for genetic illnesses, and this prompted you to look for a summer holiday internship in a laboratory. Regardless of the angle you select, make sure you study the questions in the prompt when preparing to write and do your best to choose an anecdote that reveals your unique personality.

As you begin writing your essay, bear in mind that your primary goal is explaining to the admissions committee why you would not be able to accomplish your goals if you were to study a different field. Stay focused on the features of the program that make Georgetown stand out from other academic institutions and make a link with your own experiences to enable your readers to see the human side of you.

Applying to this school, you may want to choose a current global issue, discuss it, analyze its importance, and suggest with the ways to resolve the issue.

It is expected that anyone applying to this school is conversant with international affairs. Your application essay is a great chance to show how passionate you are about the issues that are currently important and that you understand them. Choosing Georgetown university essay prompts for School of Foreign Service, you should select a unique one and which has a bearing on your experiences and interests. It is best not to try writing about finding a solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict since this topic is currently a very hot one. Try and think of one that is unique to you, whether this means something you have extensively researched or something that has personal meaning for you.

This is not merely a MUN-type essay that suggests a possible solution to a far-off problem that you are totally disconnected from. The admissions committee will want to gain an understanding of why you feel strongly about the issue you have chosen, and the best way to get this across is by relating personal stories and anecdotes.

• If you have raised money for a charitable organization that finances education for needy children, you could link your experience of this to the bigger issue of disparities in education or income. Devote a paragraph to talking about how you first became interested in this particular issue and flesh it out the topic with a more detailed analysis of it.
• Perhaps you have attended classes or participated in a project that gave you exposure to various global issues that now explain your interest in this topic. Even if you have no direct knowledge or experience in a particular issue, you can try to find the ways of connecting it in some way to your life.
• If you think that more women should participate in politics, then you might want to talk about the first time you voted and draw attention to how your interest was aroused by the absence of female names on the ballot. May be you want to mention how there are too few female political role models and that struck a chord with you when you were still a child.
• If you cannot draw on any extracurricular or scholarly experience that you can connect to current affairs, you can still personally connect yourself to this topic in other ways. For example, if you have read a book or watched a movie concerning a global issue of great significance, and it still arouses curiosity in you, this could be your connection! Just ensure the admissions committee can see why you are interested in this particular topic and that they can see your intellectual passion and curiosity.

Regardless of the chosen topic, just remember that what you write should be thoroughly researched. While citations may not be necessary, you do need to be familiar with your chosen issue, anything that has been done to resolve or resist it, and the main players involved. This application essay is an opportunity for you to show your ability to think in an analytical manner and your research skills. Remember also to end your essay with a policy recommendation – it does not have to be very long but it should be appropriate, realistic, and accurate.

Georgetown University does not use the Common Application system because it wants to attract only those students who are sufficiently dedicated to this institution and its special values and they are ready to complete separate applications. While completing your Georgetown application, keep the unique values of this university in mind and refer to why you were first attracted to Georgetown when compiling your college list. Give careful thought to the reasons why you are applying and ask for assistance if or when you need it!

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• Engagement: Experimentation actively engages students in the learning process, making it more interactive and interesting compared to passive listening in lectures.
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