<p>Hi guys, I'm an Asian female born and bred in Hong Kong and I'm interested in studying Government, politics, international studies, something along those lines. Georgetown is of course famous for these kind of subjects. However I can't really decide between studying Government in Georgetown College OR International Politics in SFS...I heard many people say that people who graduate from SFS either work at Washington or some other US political body (which I don't think I'm eligible to considering I'm not even American)...furthermore, I don't really see the big difference in doing politics in the College and in SFS except for this potential job benefit. Would anyone be kind enough to illustrate the key differences? Also, is SFS harder to get into than the College? Just wondering. Thanks.</p>