Note that the main page of the University includes a fact sheet which addresses FAQ regarding Georgetown. This is a personal question. Studies often show that decisions are made for reasons that are not immediately apparent. Tuition levels and individual program requirements, e.g., are not given the attention that one might expect.
Most graduate schools offer an array of programs.
Our advice for master's degree students is to select the program which best meets your intellectual interests and career aspirations. The prominence and uniqueness of the program are important factors to weigh, but not the only factors. For doctoral students, the advice is the same, but doctoral students should consider an additional factor. For the first 5-10 years of your career you will depend on your doctoral faculty for the contacts and letters of recommendation which will help launch your career. That means that you should stand out as a top student at the institution, one who is warmly remembered, one who can be enthusiastically recommended.