The George Washington University (GW) is a private, coeducational university situated in Washington, D.C., United States. The University is recognized for its undergraduate liberal arts education and graduate and doctoral programs in public health, social sciences, international affairs, education, medicine, and law.

Admissions
Admission to GW is very selective. The University enthusiastically looks for students who have a range of interests, talents, objectives, and experiences. It gets applications from each state and almost 100 countries which lets us enroll an extraordinarily brilliant, gifted, and diverse student body.

Financial Aid
The capability to finance a GW education is the main concern, so the establishment helps students and their families in covering the costs of attendance. The University budgets more than $112 million for undergraduate financial aid that embraces scholarships, activity awards, and need based assistance. Additionally, it provides families with the chance to take part in The George Washington University Plan.

As a rule, the financing of a college education is the duty of the family. The George Washington University understands that the price of a GW education can exceed what a family is able to pay. In such cases, The University presents a broad variety of financial assistance programs to assist a family to cover the cost of a GW education.

Career Services
The George Washington University Career Center offers career and networking services to all GW graduates. The GW Career Center serves graduates by advancing efficient career planning, teaching job search strategies and promoting relations between GW students and graduates and prospective employers.