Regular Decision

The Regular Decision program is designed for first year applicants who wish to have more time to finalize their application materials. Transfer applicants must also apply during this cycle.

The deadline for Regular Decision is: January 15, 2025.

All application materials must also be received by the deadline (test scores, transcripts, etc.). We recommend that all materials be submitted as early as possible.

The Admissions Committee will carefully review a student’s academic performance throughout high school, including their senior year, along with personal achievements and extracurricular involvement.

Unlike the Early Action program, students applying under Regular Decision are free to apply to multiple schools without any restrictions. This allows students the flexibility to explore various options before making their final college decision. Accordingly, admitted Regular Decision students, Early Action and Transfer Applicants will have May 1, as the Enrollment Reply Date.

Application Requirements

  • Online Application Form
  • Personal Statement
  • Passport Copy
  • Official transcripts/grade reports (final 3 years of secondary school and any subsequent studies)​
  • Counselor Report
  • Teacher Recommendation
  • TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo results
  • SAT or ACT results (GU-Q has adopted a test flexible policy for fall 2025)
  • A personal interview and writing exercise may be required. The Office of Admissions will contact applicants should they be required.

For more information regarding the application requirements, please click here.

Frequently Asked Questions:

The Regular Decision deadline for Georgetown University in Qatar is January 15th. Applicants should ensure that all required materials, including test scores and transcripts, are submitted by this date to be considered for admission.

Admission decisions for Regular Decision applicants will be released by April 3, 2025. You will be notified via the email address you provided in the application.

No. Regular Decision is not binding. If admitted, you are not obligated to attend and have until May 1 to accept or decline the offer.

Yes. Regular Decision allows you to apply to multiple colleges and universities, including those with Early Action, Early Decision, or other Regular Decision deadlines.

Applying through Regular Decision allows students more time to strengthen their applications with senior year grades, additional test scores, or new achievements. It also gives applicants more flexibility in their college choices.

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