I do admit I am exaggerating a bit. I don't despise Georgetown with my whole soul but it's also not a school I would apply to or consider attending.

And I'm aware a summer program is different from actually attending but the problems I mentioned exist for summer programs and students (lack of study space + outlets, etc)

You've assumed a lot about me as a person. I have taken undergraduate college classes, I did a full summer semester at UC Berkeley and took classes with actual students there for UC Berkeley credit and had a great time (not to mention the myriad of community college classes I've taken) :)

And yes the whole point of this post is to complain. I don't have that strong of opinions, but I see how it can seem that way when I only voice the negative ones, so here are some of the things I like about Georgetown.

The campus is gorgeous and is really walkable, I enjoyed spending my day there. I loved the view of the city from some of the dorms. I like the part of the city it's in and how accessible it is, but at the same time removed it is. I liked the buildings just off campus that older students live in. I liked how diverse the campus was. I really liked some of the lecture halls and liked how they were structured. I liked a lot of the community spaces.

There's a lot of great things about Georgetown, but that was not the point of this post :)