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GW’s member screen on the Common Application asks applicants whether they would like test scores considered as part of their application. However, admission to GW is competitive admitted students are typically strong academic students in their high school graduating class.

Recruited NCAA Division I athletes ( test-optional for 2021-2023 entry terms)īecause we take a holistic approach to the application review process, we have no minimum GPA or SAT/ACT requirements for admission.

Applicants who attend secondary schools that provide only narrative evaluations rather than some form of grading scale.

Applicants applying to the accelerated Seven-Year B.A./M.D.

GW requires SAT/ACT scores from the following groups: GW is test-optional, meaning students applying for first-year or transfer admission are not required to submit standardized test scores (SAT or ACT). Students should use the Common Application's “preferred name” field to include a nickname, if it differs from the name on official identification. All international applicants must provide a permanent, physical mailing address (that is not a post office box). On the Common Application and corresponding documentation, please ensure the applicant’s name is written as it appears on their passport or government identification.

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You will receive a link to the portal with instructions on how to log in after your application is submitted. During the busy application period, the portal is the best resource, as we are continually updating students' applications and documents.

Please allow us several weeks from the time the application is submitted to process all documents and post them in the GW Admissions Portal.

Please note that electronic submission is preferred and will allow us to complete your application in a timely manner. Supporting documentation, including School Report, transcripts, and letters of recommendation, can be submitted electronically via the Common Application, via email to, or via mail to our office: The Common Application opens in early August for fall and spring admission. The application requires a nonrefundable application fee of $80 for students. Be sure to complete the last step after Summary and Review, which finalizes payment of the fee, and be certain it is successfully submitted. Please note: The application is not complete and we cannot begin the application review until we receive all required forms. The GW supplemental essay question is a chance to show their personality and make connections between your experiences and GW’s institutional values. In addition to the Common Application essay, the applicant can complete the optional Writing Supplement. Detailed instructions can be found in the Common Application. Applicants will choose one of two specific prompts that best allows them to share their story with the Admissions Committee. The essay portion of the application provides an opportunity for applicants to demonstrate their English language writing skills. Be sure to pay attention to application deadlines. The Early Decision agreement form can be found on the Common App website. Early Decision plans utilize a binding agreement, meaning that you are required to attend should you be admitted to the university. We offer Early Decision I, Early Decision II, and Regular Decision. Note that there are multiple decision plans at GW.

Complete and submit the Common Application online.