Academic Resources

Academic Accommodations and Support: To request an academic accommodation (extra time on exams, etc.) on the basis of any disability, whether a physical, chronic health, psychological or cognitive disability, you can contact the Academic Resource Center. You can find more information here. The ARC also offers one-on-one consultations for time management and study support, which can be recurring depending on student needs.

Academic Calendar: Multi-year listing of important academic dates

Canvas: Learning management platform used in Georgetown courses

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) - The School of Foreign Service is housed within the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. As such, there are times in which you may need to visit the GSAS Administrative Office in Car Barn 400 (e.g. to obtain a signature on an add/drop form).

Office of the University Registrar - The Registrar is responsible for maintaining student records, monitoring student status, and managing the class registration process. Students should contact or visit the Registrar directly to request transcripts, to submit add/drop forms, or to address technical problems with MyAccess. The Registrar is located in White Gravenor G-01.

The Writing Center offers free peer tutoring to all enrolled students. Trained graduate and undergraduate student tutors will assist you at any stage of your writing process, from initial brainstorming to final revisions. Tutors will help you improve your own critical thinking, revision, and editing skills; we won’t proofread your paper for you.

Academic Records, Grading, and Transcripts

Library Resources for Graduate Students:

• Library Resources for Graduate Students

• Course Reserves

• Lauinger Library Workshops

• Gelardin New Media Center

• Study Room Reservations

• Equipment Rental

• LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com)