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Colleges similar to Georgetown University

15 schools closest to Georgetown University (Trajecta Score 80) — neighbors in Washington D.C. first, then the closest schools nationally by Trajecta Score, a 0–100 measure built from College Scorecard and IPEDS data.

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Colleges similar to Georgetown University, compared
# College Location Admit rate SAT range Avg net price Earnings (10yr) Score
Georgetown University (this school) Washington, DC 13% 1390–1550 $40,815 $103k 80
1 George Washington University Moderate Washington, DC 47% 1350–1500 $36,586 $91k 69
2 American University Moderate Washington, DC 62% 1280–1460 $41,943 $77k 60
3 Howard University Moderate Washington, DC 41% 1090–1320 $50,539 $63k 55
4 The Catholic University of America Open Washington, DC 83% $29,561 $73k 52
5 Gallaudet University Moderate Washington, DC 58% 780–1022 $15,845 $43k 51
6 University of the District of Columbia Open Washington, DC $10,648 $44k 48
7 Carnegie Mellon University Highly Selective Pittsburgh, PA 12% 1500–1570 $31,944 $115k 80
8 University of Southern California Elite Los Angeles, CA 10% 1450–1550 $32,740 $92k 79
9 Davidson College Highly Selective Davidson, NC 13% 1400–1530 $17,379 $81k 80
10 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Highly Selective Ann Arbor, MI 16% 1360–1530 $13,138 $84k 80
11 University of Florida Selective Gainesville, FL 24% 1320–1480 $6,541 $72k 79
12 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Highly Selective Chapel Hill, NC 15% 1390–1530 $11,655 $72k 79
13 Emory University Highly Selective Atlanta, GA 11% 1470–1550 $22,585 $80k 80
14 Harvey Mudd College Highly Selective Claremont, CA 13% 1500–1570 $35,924 $139k 79
15 University of Virginia-Main Campus Highly Selective Charlottesville, VA 17% 1410–1540 $21,565 $87k 80

How these are picked: schools in Washington D.C. with the closest Trajecta Score come first, then the closest schools nationally — deterministic, from College Scorecard / IPEDS data, never opinion surveys. SAT ranges are 25th–75th percentiles of enrolled students; net price is the average across aid recipients. How the ranking works →