<p>Can someone briefly run down the differences/distinctions between the College and the SFS? I've heard a lot of different things, what's the real deal?</p>
<p>-Ender</p>
<p>it just depends...the College has a wider range of majors, from what I understand, as opposed to the SFS which has a curriculum and majors very much geared towards the international community---dealing with multi-national businesses, politics, and conflicts. </p>
<p>Someone around here is probably much more researched than me...I am absolutely no help!</p>
<p>The college is larger and has all of your typical majors (biology, literature, chemistry, poli sci, etc.). SFS is G'town's IR school...everyone that goes to SFS graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service (BSFS), usually with a concentration in one area (international politics, international economics, etc.). If you want to go IR, go SFS. Anything else, the college (unless there's a specific school for what you want to study, like business or nursing, in which case you should go to that school).</p>
<p>That's my take on it. :)</p>