Manassas Journal Messenger | OUT-OF-STATE: Washington, D.C., area schools

American University

 4400 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 (202) 885-6000

www.american.edu

E-mail: [email protected]

Affiliation Private, Methodist

Undergraduate enrollment 5,782

Full-time faculty – 594

Annual costs* – $41,243; books, $600

Applications – Due by Nov. 15 (early decision) with notification in early Feb.; due by Feb. 15 (regular) with notification by May 1. Total received 15,000; enrolled, 1,428.

Miscellaneous – 68 percent received financial aid; SAT mid-50 percent: 1210-1360; ACT accepted; average high school GPA, 3.53 Most popular majors International service, business administration, justice, political science and government

Profile American University is a leader in global education, providing opportunities for academic excellence, public service and internships in the nation’s capital and around the world.


The Catholic University of America

 620 Michigan Ave., N.E. Washington, D.C. 20064 (202) 319-5305 or (800) 673-2772

www.cua.edu or http://admissions.cua.edu

E-mail: [email protected]

Affiliation Private, Catholic

Undergraduate enrollment 3,130

Full-time faculty – 370

Annual costs* – $35,766; books, $1,000

Applications – Due by Nov. 15 (early action) with notification beginning Dec. 15; or due by Feb. 15 (regular) with notification beginning Mar. 15. Total received 3,500; from Virginia 227, of which 172 were accepted and 68 enrolled.

Miscellaneous – 80 percent received financial aid with $11,000 average value; SAT mid-50 percent: 1160 (math and critical reading); ACT accepted; average high school GPA, 3.4 Most popular majors Architecture, music, politics, media studies

Profile – The Catholic University of America is distinguished as the national university of the Catholic Church and the only one founded by the U.S. bishops.


The George Washington University

2121 Eye St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20052 (202) 994-6040 or (800) 447-3765

www.gwu.edu

E-mail:[email protected]

Affiliation – Private

Undergraduate enrollment 10,394

Full-time faculty – 826

Annual costs* – $48,920; books, $1,000

Applications – Due by Jan. 10; notification by March 15. Total received 19,406; from Virginia 718, of which 255 were accepted and 76 enrolled.

Miscellaneous – 61 percent received financial aid with $30,891 average value; SAT mid-50 percent: 1220-1370; ACT accepted

Most popular majors – International affairs, business, humanities, engineering

Profile – GW offers comprehensive programs of undergraduate and graduate liberal arts study, degree programs in medicine, public health, law, engineering, education, business and international affairs.


Howard University

2400 Sixth Street N.W. Washington, D.C. 20059 (202) 806-2700 or (800) 822-6363

www.howard.edu

E-mail: [email protected]

Affiliation Private

Undergraduate enrollment 7,164

Full-time faculty – 699

Annual costs* – $21,000; books, $1,000

Applications – Due by Nov. 1 (early), Feb. 15 (regular). Rolling notification. Total received: 8,661 for Virginians, 103 accepted

Miscellaneous – 68 percent received financial aid with $14,757 average value; SAT mid-50 percent: 640-1580; ACT accepted; average high school GPA, 3.21

Most popular majors – Biology, journalism, radio and television, psychology

Profile – Howard University is a doctoral/research-intensive institution, comprising 12 schools and colleges. Founded in 1867, Howard prepares leaders for America and the global community.


Trinity (Washington) University

125 Michigan Ave., N.E. Washington, D.C. 20017 (202) 884-9400 or (800) 492-6882

www.trinitydc.edu

E-mail:[email protected]

Affiliation – Private

Undergraduate enrollment 1,000

Full-time faculty – 59

Annual costs* – $26,033; books, $800

Applications – Rolling admissions.

Miscellaneous – 95 percent received financial aid with $16,000 average value; SAT scores not required; ACT accepted

Most popular majors – Psychology, criminal justice, political science, communication

Profile – The Trinity experience includes great internships in the nation’s capital, excellent leadership opportunities, extensive career options, a highly diverse student body, strong academic programs and comprehensive academic support services.

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