| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
April 16 2008
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myohmy
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Perfect preppy college with good looking guys and girls. Campus looks and feels like students study hard but also have a lot of fun. Campus is beautifu. and town is happening. |
March 27 2008
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tennisboy1005
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Tour guide was very good speaker and gave insight into the school from eyes of a student. Told us about insider issues and other things students should know. |
August 10 2007
|
AnotherAlice
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Had a talkative, upfront guy leading the tour. He talked up thow great it was to live in DC, plenty of bars near campus. |
August 03 2007
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2by2
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Noisy- Georgetown in in the flight pattern. |
July 25 2007
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dande1114
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Nice tour. TOO BIG A GROUP. you are supposed to schedule in advance but people always show up who never signed up so it was crowded. |
July 21 2007
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terrapin7
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Campus tour guide was polite and knowledgable; I liked the fact that they were regular students, and didn't simply spout well-rehearsed information. It felt genuine. |
June 28 2007
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MissBarbara
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Let's be honest, Georgetown's campus is pretty small. However, the tour goes to just about every building, which makes you feel like there's a lot to see! |
June 21 2007
|
momof07
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Gorgeous campus, although our tour guides were new. Also, signs of campus life, like "Beat Duke" signs in windows and a beer bottle or two in the bushes - but campus was very clean. |
June 16 2007
|
gadad
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About 45 min., led by a student. G'town's campus is really impressive, and distinctively Hogwartsian. Our D loved it; her little brother liked standing on the North Hall porch where Geo Wa |
April 24 2007
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mimiantoinette
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I took my own tour which I found out is usually the best way to tour a campus. The campus is not spectacular but it is in Georgetown right next to Washington DC and that is wonderful. |
April 17 2007
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Giantredlobster
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Standard-- Tour guide was very enthusiastic and knew his stuff.
No kids ask questions but one dad was very lively.
He asked, "Do the dorms have sprinklers?" |
April 12 2007
|
agentbauer
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Went on both a formal and informal one and found it pretty standard. The campus isn't that big, so it wasn't difficult to cover everything. |
March 17 2007
|
SmileDarling
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Large group but lots of good info on the standard tour. I preferred the more in-depth and personal tour that I received from my GAAP student. |
February 20 2007
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JJG
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It was very cold and very windy. The tour was comprehensive. Georgetown has no metro stop. The guide said you could walk across the bridge to catch the metro at Rosslyn. In good weather, maybe! |
November 26 2006
|
txgal25
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Very thorough. Our guide was funny, great, and personable. |
August 21 2006
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kevin_tennis72
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Not really a conventional tour but my host student took me around the campus. Definitely better than the generic version the school would have given during GAAP week. |
August 16 2006
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calidan
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The campus is very nice. Some of the buildings are slightly more "modern" (i.e. not the prettiest), but the campus does feel cohesive and there are some seriosuly gorgeous buildings. |
August 15 2006
|
RyanOG88
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I liked my tour guide, and she hit most of the important topics. We were accosted by some leftist protesters, but I guess that happens everywhere. |
August 09 2006
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PRiSM92289
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Tour guide led use around the Georgetown campus which is enclosed from the road on one end, but it has bustling streets and is spread out. Toured libraries, dorms (didn't get to see one though), general campus, gym, ect. |
August 05 2006
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ihaterunning
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very pretty, good info, great tour guide |
