Bachelor of Science in Communication, Culture, and Technology / Master of Arts in Communication, Culture, and Technology

Current students of Georgetown College and the School of Foreign Service (SFS) may be eligible to apply for the Accelerated M.A. Program. The Accelerated Program allows undergraduates to double-count 6 academic credits towards both their Bachelor's and CCT degrees, with the possibility to count additional credits solely towards the CCT degree. Upon graduating with their Bachelor's, they immediately proceed to fulfill the remaining requirements for the Master's. As such, these students are able to earn their Master's degree in a shorter amount of time. Students in the Accelerated Program must complete the 120 credits (Georgetown College students) or 40 courses (SFS students) required for their Bachelor's degree programs, as well as the 36 credits required for the CCT Master's program, without a break in between.

A complete application should include -
Georgetown Application for First-Year Admission
Georgetown Application Supplement
Secondary School Report (including transcript)
Teacher Recommendation
Georgetown University requires submission of SAT and/or ACT scores as part of our holistic application review process. Candidates for admission should submit official score reports from the College Board and/or ACT.
SAT (SAT Code 5244)
Students must submit an official score report from The College Board.
Georgetown only considers the Verbal (EBRW) and Math portions of the SAT in our review process.
The Committee on Admissions will consider the highest EBRW score and the highest Math score from multiple test administrations.
ACT (ACT Code 0668)
Students must submit an official score report.
Georgetown only considers the English, Math, Reading, and Science sections of the ACT in our review process.
Georgetown does not use the new ACT super score optional reports. Please send all individual ACT scores to our office from each ACT test administration as we are not a score choice school.

Georgetown recommends, but does not require, results from an English language proficiency test for students who attend a school where English is not the language of instruction.
Georgetown accepts results from the DET (Duolingo English Test), IELTS, or TOEFL (PBT, iBT and IPT Plus versions), to fulfill this recommendation.