<p>They probably don’t apply there because Georgetown demands more from an applicant than just about any top school. There is the evaluative interview, the three Sat IIs, no common application and the essays. Georgetown wants to make sure than anyone it admits has really done due dilligence in applying at the level it does due diligence in evaluating. Georgetown wants to do everything to produce leaders and not just statistics. It follows that approach once students are admitted as well with strong advising. If Georgetown admitted you, after its rigorous process, then you must really have something valuable to offer. I would really think twice about turning away from it.</p>