• Submit outstanding documents (as detailed in the admissions letter) to the Office of Graduate Admissions, c/o Ms. Karin Cerniglia.
• Call or e-mail the Office of Graduate Admissions with any questions about your admission status  (telephone: 202-687-5804 or e-mail: gradmail@georgetown.edu).
• Contact your department regarding department conditions of admission. These conditions will be sent to you directly from your department, and you will need to fulfill the conditions prior to matriculation. Please contact your department or program if you have questions about department conditions.

• Register online or in person, depending on your program requirements. Some programs register students in advance prior to matriculation.
• Seek guidance from your program advisor as a first step. Contact your department for advising and registration information.
• Consult the Georgetown University academic calendar, class schedule, and Graduate School online catalogue.
• Pay your tuition and fees after receiving a bill from Student Accounts prior to matriculation. Instructions on payment for full time and part time enrollment will be provided; however, questions may be directed to Student Accounts.
• You will complete registration primarily online after meeting with your program advisor; however, graduate students may also register in person at the Registrar's Office (located in the White-Gravenor building, basement level, just off Red Square). Helpful information regarding registration policies and procedures can be found in the Graduate Bulletin.

⇒ International Students

• If you have not done so already, download the International Student Immigration Questionnaire for graduate students.  All incoming international students (including U.S. permanent residents) are required to fill out this form and return it as soon as possible.  Please read all instructions carefully and submit the form and any supporting documentation to the Office of International Programs (the exact address can be found on the Immigration Questionnaire).
• For questions and information regarding visas, immigration, and special mandatory orientation sessions, please visit the Office of International Programs website.
• Once the completed Immigration Questionnaire and appropriate financial documentation are received, your I-20 will be issued and mailed to you. Please allow about two weeks from the date of receipt of your documentation and Visa Questionnaire for your I-20 to be issued. The I-20 form is issued by the Office of International Programs.

• Contact the Office of Student Financial Services at 202-687-4547, or visit their website  for more information on financing your educational costs.
• Consult your department or email questions to the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (e-mail: gradfinaid@georgetown.edu) if you are receiving a Graduate assistantship or fellowship.
• Be prepared to present appropriate tax forms before awards can be processed for payment.
• Please make sure to complete all appropriate paperwork in a timely manner. 

• Browse information, which the Student Insurance Office will mail to you in the coming weeks, about the insurance policy provided through Georgetown University. Information is also available at the Student Insurance Office's website.
• Fill out and submit a waiver if you are currently insured or wish to be insured by another carrier.
• Direct any questions you have to the Student Insurance Office at 202-687-4883.

• If you are a new enrolling student and are under the age of 26 at the time of registration, you are required by District of Columbia law to provide documentation of vaccination or immunity from Diphtheria, Tetanus, Hepatitis B, Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Varicella.
• Print and have your personal physician complete the Immunization and Tuberculosis Screening Certificate form prior to registration (required under D.C. law) .  Submit the completed form to the address printed on the form as soon as possible. You will not be permitted to register for courses without this documentation.
• In addition, all students, regardless of age, are screened for Tuberculosis by a risk assessment questionnaire. Some students will also need a tuberculosis skin test.
• For detailed information, see the Immunization and Tuberculosis Screening Certificate which can also be printed and sent, after completion, to the Student Health Center, 3700 Reservoir Road, NW, Ground Floor, Darnall Hall, Washington, DC 20007. For any questions or for further information regarding immunizations, please call our immunization line at (202) 687-3100 or visit the Student Health Center website.

• Visit Georgetown University's transportation page to determine the best means of traveling to campus (which is probably the GUTS Shuttle Bus or Washington's Metro subway/bus system.
• Explore alternatives to driving and parking on-campus
• Driving directions to campus.

• Students with physical disabilities should obtain information regarding special services by calling (202) 687-9530 or sending an e-mail to holahaj@georgetown.edu.
• Students with learning disabilities should obtain information regarding special services by calling (202) 687-6923 or sending an e-mail to fulkm@georgetown.edu.

• Many departments have their own orientation sessions and requirements prior to registration. Be sure to contact your department/program about schedules and requirements.