Skip To Main Content

Mobile Nav

Admissions Process

Why PREP?

We believe in always asking questions, and in deeply exploring our relationships with our studies, our faith, and one another.

We believe in the motto of the society of Jesus,  Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (AMDG), for the greater glory of God.

As one of the leading prep schools for boys in the country, we believe that diversity makes us stronger, and that all voices deserve to be represented and heard. Because we are rooted in the Jesuit Catholic tradition, we welcome students from all backgrounds and all religions.

Ready to join our family and become a Hoya? We encourage you to start the application process online or contact our admissions office to request more information about our campus and academic programs.

Prep Fans

 

Steps to Apply at Our Catholic Prep School

1. Create an Admissions Account

Admissions

2. Visit: Hoya for a Day

Classroom

3. Join us for our Open House

Boys walking on campus

4. Submit a Standardized Test

Math class

5. Schedule an Interview

International students

6. Apply & Important Dates

freshmen

Hoya Cafe

 


 

As a Junior transfer, I wanted to push myself academically and socially in a new environment away from home. While transferring can be difficult and uneasy, Georgetown Prep made the process simple and the community welcomed me the first day I stepped onto campus. I learned to adapt to Prep’s curriculum, understand myself, and how I could serve in the community. The friendships I have formed will last beyond Georgetown Prep. Now I am confident in my ability to make the similar transition into college.” Parker Parris ‘22

 


 

Transfer Students

Hoyas around campus

basketball
Chemistry
Drama
Drom
soccer
Cross Country
Ceramics
football
Niche Best of

Niche.com ranks Georgetown Preparatory School the No. 1 Best Catholic High School in Maryland and the Washington, DC area, and the No. 1 Best Boarding School in Maryland.

Niche’s Best Schools rankings are based on "rigorous analysis of key statistics and millions of reviews from students and parents. Ranking factors include the quality of colleges that students consider, student-teacher ratio, private school ratings, and more."