Housing Accommodations Georgetown offers residence halls with double occupancy rooms and apartments that house four to six students. A limited number of single rooms are available, generally for students requiring medical consideration. In most halls, male and female students are assigned to alternating floors, while in others, floors are co-ed, with students separated by sex into different wings. Separate hall bathrooms for males and females are located on each floor. All occupants of an apartment are of the same sex.
All residence halls have laundry facilities and lounges.
Lounges are used for studying, hall meetings, watching television or movies and social gatherings. Furnishings in each student's room include a dresser, desk, chair, bed and mattress, book shelves and window coverings. Each apartment also includes a furnished living room and kitchen. Some residence halls are equipped with cable television connections and computer network hookups in each student's room. There are also computer labs in some residence halls to acommodate students who do not own a computer or who need a high quality printer.