GPPI students are eligible to take any other courses offered on the Georgetown Main Campus and the Georgetown Law Campus as long as those courses are not closed, there is space, and they have obtained the professor's permission. Students typically take courses at the Law School, the School of Foreign Service, and the School of Business. Detailed procedures for Consortium registration are published in each semester's Schedule of Classes. If the course will meet GPPI requirements, students may then complete the Consortium Course Card available in the Registrar's office. Tuition for courses registered through the Consortium is billed at Georgetown University rates and paid to Georgetown University.
All applicants are eligible for merit based financial aid.
The GPPI has a limited pool of scholarship resources that we distribute to those students deemed most qualified at the time of application. Additionally, all US citizens and permanent residents are eligible for federal aid, typically in the form of Stafford loans. All need-based aid is administered through the Office of Student Financial Services, and any questions should be directed to that office. GPPI students are placed with a variety of organizations. They usually go to consulting firms like Anderson, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst and Young, or work in legislative affairs and lobbying positions with major corporations and professional associations.