Where is Mount Vernon Campus?

The Mount Vernon Campus, located in a residential area of Washington, DC, offers a more intimate and community-focused environment compared to the bustling Foggy Bottom Campus. Originally the site of Mount Vernon College, which merged with GWU, this campus primarily serves undergraduate students and is known for its tight-knit community and scenic surroundings. It hosts specific programs and residential facilities, emphasizing a personalized academic experience.

• Undergraduate programs in the Women’s Leadership Program, fostering skills in advocacy and leadership.
• Courses in sustainability and environmental studies, leveraging the campus's green spaces for hands-on learning.
• Interdisciplinary studies, allowing students to explore diverse fields in a supportive setting.
• General education courses for first- and second-year students, providing a strong foundation before transitioning to Foggy Bottom.
• Community engagement and service-learning programs, encouraging students to connect with local initiatives.

The Mount Vernon Campus is ideal for students seeking a quieter, more residential college experience while still being part of a major university in the nation’s capital. Its facilities include modern dormitories, athletic fields, and academic buildings designed to support a close community atmosphere. Students often participate in campus traditions and events that build lifelong connections. The campus also provides shuttle services to Foggy Bottom, ensuring easy access to additional resources and opportunities. With a focus on personal growth and leadership development, Mount Vernon offers a unique blend of small-campus charm and big-university resources, preparing students for success in their academic and professional journeys.