Georgetown University
College Pet PolicyGeorgetown University
Washington, D.C.

ESA Letter for Georgetown University Students

Georgetown University recognizes ESAs as reasonable accommodations under the Fair Housing Act for students living in university-owned residential facilities. Requests are reviewed by the Academic Resource Center.

Georgetown University ESA Housing Policy

Georgetown students with qualifying mental health conditions may apply for ESA accommodations through the Academic Resource Center. The university reviews each case individually and provides written approval before any ESA may reside in university housing.

Application Process

1

Schedule an appointment with the Academic Resource Center

2

Provide ESA letter from licensed mental health professional

3

Complete Georgetown's accommodation request form

4

Receive written approval from the ARC

5

Notify Housing & Dining Services

Where ESAs Are Allowed

  • Assigned on-campus housing room
  • Residential building common areas with approval

Restrictions

  • Academic buildings strictly off-limits
  • No access to dining halls
  • Must remain in assigned housing unit primarily

Key Facts

  • ESAs permitted in university housing
  • Must register through Academic Resource Center
  • Annual documentation renewal required
  • ESA must not disturb other residents
  • Renters responsibility for any damage

University Info

LocationWashington, D.C.
TypePrivate Research University
Enrollment20,000+

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FAQs: ESA at Georgetown University

Does Georgetown accept online ESA letters?

Georgetown requires documentation from a licensed mental health professional who has an established therapeutic relationship with the student.

Are exotic animals allowed as ESAs at Georgetown?

Georgetown evaluates each request individually. More exotic animals may face additional scrutiny.

What happens if my ESA causes issues in the dorm?

You may be required to remove the animal if it creates problems for other residents or violates housing policies.

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