r/gwu

Don't you know that floors 3 through 6 are quiet study spaces? Even if you didn't know, don't you get the sense that you should keep quiet from the atmosphere alone?

If you want to chat with friends, book a group study room or go back to your dorm. I wonder if people who talk as if the library is a Starbucks have any basic manners or understand library rules. You guys are all adults, so act like it.

And am I the only one who feels that Gelman gets much louder right before midterms and finals? If you’re at the library, study quietly; if you’re not going to study, go out and talk somewhere else.

View only, but still. For planning purposes we can see what's being offered.

These protests currently outside of Gelman are so disrespectful and distracting to students engaging in scholarly activity.

I’m planning to apply to George Washington University’s ABSN program for Fall 2027, but I’m a little worried about my outstanding science prerequisites.
By the end of Fall 2026, I’ll have completed Anatomy I and II, Nutrition, Statistics, English1 and 2, Psychology, Humanities, and Biomedical Ethics.
The only two science prerequisites I’ll have left are Microbiology and Chemistry, which I’m enrolled to take in Spring 2027. However, I would really like to submit my application before completing those courses.
I saw on GWU’s website that they recommend having the core science courses completed before applying to be more competitive, and that’s what worries me.
Has anyone applied with two outstanding science prerequisites and still gotten accepted? Did you receive a conditional acceptance, or did you have to wait until those courses were completed?
I’d really appreciate hearing more experiences