<p>also, do you think being catholic helps?</p>
<p>I don't think religion helps, but a Jesuit High School is a big boost for Georgetown. (Chances are, though, if you're going to a Jesuit HS, then you are Catholic anyway.)</p>
<p>What about a non-Jesuit Catholic school? I go to a Marinist school that's why I ask.</p>
<p>Georgetown does nothing to recruit Catholic students and does not favor them in the admission process. Going to a Jesuit school definitely does help (my class at a Jesuit prep school had 22 Georgetown acceptances), however, chances are the Jesuit schools that are big feeders to Georgetown are intensely competitive to begin with. </p>
<p>The favoring of Jesuit schools just really is based upon the fact that they usually have a lot of connections to Georgetown, not the fact that they are per se Catholic and Jesuit institutions solely. So no I don't think being Catholic or going to a Catholic school by itself is much of a help.</p>
<p>Damn. Alright TY.</p>