Often, the same question comes up time and again, so we have a Frequently Asked Questions sheet. Usually, if they didn't have a good experience with an undergraduate aid office, they assume that they are going to have to do battle with us. We work hard to disarm them of that notion. We are basically here for the students. We are building a new dorm, and once that is built, we may have some space that we can offer to grad students.
Spouses can pretty readily find a job on campus.
If there are children, Georgetown has a day-care center available for students and their families. The university is in a capital campaign right now, and we are trying very hard to raise money for financial aid. Graduate financial aid is especially challenging, but we do have some very generous donors who have expressed interest in the MBA program. Make sure that when you come to campus you have at least one month's rent. If incoming students apply for aid during the summer, and they use the online application processes, we can pretty much get their money to them a few days after they show up.