George Washington University is a private research university founded in 1821 with its main Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, D.C. Its current catalogue spans undergraduate, graduate and professional study, including computer science, business, public policy and law, with additional Virginia and online options.
Location
Washington, D.C., United States
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Official annual fee
$72,000
Next intake
August
$72,000
4 years
English
August
Washington, D.C., United States
Private
George Washington University is a private research university founded in 1821 with its main Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, D.C. Its current catalogue spans undergraduate, graduate and professional study, including computer science, business, public policy and law, with additional Virginia and online options.
GW's main campus is in Foggy Bottom, central Washington, D.C., close to federal agencies, museums and public transport. The university also operates the Mount Vernon Campus and Virginia Science and Technology Campus. Student life is urban and campus-based, with study, advising and residential services concentrated around the Washington locations.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
GW's main campus is in Foggy Bottom, central Washington, D.C., close to federal agencies, museums and public transport. The university also operates the Mount Vernon Campus and Virginia Science and Technology Campus. Student life is urban and campus-based, with study, advising and residential services concentrated around the Washington locations.
GW publishes housing and dining charges through Campus Living and Student Accounts. For 2026–27, the university announced a base first-year residence-hall and dining estimate of $18,160 for the academic year, comprising a base residence-hall rate of $11,440 and dining of $6,720. Availability, room type and meal-plan prices vary, so international students should review the current housing contract before planning private accommodation.
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George Washington University is a private research university founded in 1821 with its main Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, D.C. Its current catalogue spans undergraduate, graduate and professional study, including computer science, business, public policy and law, with additional Virginia and online options.
Location
Washington, D.C., United States
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Official annual fee
$72,000
Next intake
August
$72,000
4 years
English
August
Washington, D.C., United States
Private
George Washington University is a private research university founded in 1821 with its main Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, D.C. Its current catalogue spans undergraduate, graduate and professional study, including computer science, business, public policy and law, with additional Virginia and online options.
GW's main campus is in Foggy Bottom, central Washington, D.C., close to federal agencies, museums and public transport. The university also operates the Mount Vernon Campus and Virginia Science and Technology Campus. Student life is urban and campus-based, with study, advising and residential services concentrated around the Washington locations.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
GW's main campus is in Foggy Bottom, central Washington, D.C., close to federal agencies, museums and public transport. The university also operates the Mount Vernon Campus and Virginia Science and Technology Campus. Student life is urban and campus-based, with study, advising and residential services concentrated around the Washington locations.
GW publishes housing and dining charges through Campus Living and Student Accounts. For 2026–27, the university announced a base first-year residence-hall and dining estimate of $18,160 for the academic year, comprising a base residence-hall rate of $11,440 and dining of $6,720. Availability, room type and meal-plan prices vary, so international students should review the current housing contract before planning private accommodation.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Campus dining and residential services provide the practical route for everyday meals; students should review current dining plans and allergen or dietary information before arrival. Washington, D.C. has broad international food options, but the cost of eating off campus varies by neighbourhood. GW's published housing-and-dining estimate is a planning figure, not a guarantee of total living costs.
GW's urban setting means students should use university safety guidance, emergency contacts and normal city precautions. The university's campus safety and emergency resources should be checked before arrival, and students should confirm the current procedures for after-hours support, transport and reporting concerns rather than relying on a generic safety label. International applicants use the same first-year or transfer application route as domestic applicants, with additional credential, English-proficiency, passport and financial-document steps. GW's international admissions process requires the Funding Your GW Education form, and admitted students need further financial documentation for the initial I-20. Graduate applicants should follow the separate school-level admissions route.
Campus dining and residential services provide the practical route for everyday meals; students should review current dining plans and allergen or dietary information before arrival. Washington, D.C. has broad international food options, but the cost of eating off campus varies by neighbourhood. GW's published housing-and-dining estimate is a planning figure, not a guarantee of total living costs.
GW's urban setting means students should use university safety guidance, emergency contacts and normal city precautions. The university's campus safety and emergency resources should be checked before arrival, and students should confirm the current procedures for after-hours support, transport and reporting concerns rather than relying on a generic safety label. International applicants use the same first-year or transfer application route as domestic applicants, with additional credential, English-proficiency, passport and financial-document steps. GW's international admissions process requires the Funding Your GW Education form, and admitted students need further financial documentation for the initial I-20. Graduate applicants should follow the separate school-level admissions route.
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