Program participants are required to adhere to the Program Expectations and Campus Regulations for Pre-Collegiate Students which includes the curfew rules. In order to protect the individual and to provide for a reasonably ordered campus life, these rules and regulations are strictly enforced by the counselors. At Georgetown, personal growth through a strong residential program is an essential complement to the encouragement of academic achievement. Such a program goes on to afford the student, upon graduation from high school, a distinct advantage in the college setting. A number of dining facilities are available on campus.
Students can also pay individually for the meals.
Also available are a number of options in the Leavey Center a student-run store, Vital Vittles, or Hoya Court, a food vending area offering sandwiches, tacos, pizza, salads, and Asian cuisine. The Georgetown area, within easy walking distance of the campus offers numerous options for dining. The service is free for students who present a valid ID to the driver. Public transportation is also available outside the Medical Center on Reservoir Road or outside the front gates of campus on 37th Street. There are jacks in each room.