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George Washington University

George Washington University (GW or GWU) is a private, federally chartered research university in Washington, D.C., known for strong programs in international relations, political science, business, nursing, public health, and communications plus a hyper‑urban campus near the White House and major federal institutions. Students often rave about the 500+ clubs and organizations, location‑driven internship culture, division‑I events, and the chance to learn from visiting policymakers and experts in the nation’s capital.

State

District of Columbia

Student Population

26,500

Acceptance Rate

44%

GPA Range

3.6–4.0

SAT Range

1300–1500

Common Majors

international relations, political science and government, nursing

“George Washington feels like a city‑center campus where you can study in strong policy and health programs, join lots of issue‑focused clubs and events, and land internships with government and nonprofits, and many students say they were surprised by how quickly the Washington‑D.C. energy and 500‑plus organizations made them feel both connected and professionally active.”

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 1

Tuition (no scholarship)

$69,780

Conference

Atlantic 10 Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

73

Avg Women's Scores

N/A

Men's Team Notes

George Washington men placed 10th at Nemacolin Resort's Mystic Rock Course during Bash in the Boro and T7 at Georgia Southern University Golf Course. Leaders powered birdie runs on par-5s at Monterrey Collegiate Classic on Club Campestre Monterrey, securing top finishes through steady sub-73 rounds at Golfweek/Stifel Spring Challenge on True Blue Golf Club.

Women's Team Notes

N/A

Coaches

Men's Coach

Chuck Scheinost

Women's Coach

N/A

Men's Email

gwgolf@gwu.edu

Women's Email

N/A

Men's Coach Bio

Chuck Scheinost is George Washington men’s head golf coach, leading the Revolutionaries in the Atlantic 10 Conference at the NCAA‑Division I level. Entering his 13th season in 2025–26, he has helped elevate the GW program with stronger conference‑level finishes and a more competitive schedule across the Mid‑Atlantic region. Scheinost emphasizes fundamentals, course‑management, and a high‑level practice culture, and serves as the central point of contact for the golf program.

Women's Coach Bio

N/A

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