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La Universidad George Washington (George Washington University en idioma inglés-GWU-) es una universidad privada, mixta y laica ubicada en Washington D. C. (Estados Unidos). Fue fundada en 1821 con el nombre de Columbian College en los terrenos cedidos por el expresidente George Washington.
The George Washington University (GW or GWU) is a private federally-chartered research university in Washington, D.C. Originally named Columbian College, it was chartered in 1821 as Washington, D.C.'s first university by the United States Congress.
Your classmates, friends and professors will motivate you to use what you’re learning, as well as your skills, ideas and passions, to help others and pave a path for your future. Explore our Schools & Colleges to find the right fit for you in undergraduate or graduate programs:
La Universidad George Washington es una universidad privada, mixta y laica ubicada en Washington D. C.. Fue fundada en 1821 con el nombre de Columbian College en los terrenos cedidos por el expresidente George Washington.
As a selective institution, GW receives applications from every state and more than 120 countries. We aim to enroll a bright, talented, and diverse body of students who will take advantage of the many unique opportunities that the university and Washington, D.C., have to offer.
