About the CCT Program
This interdisciplinary study of communication, culture and technology is vital to achieving success in today's changing world, and employers demand the skills that our students develop during their study in CCT. CCT graduates develop a unique focus within our curriculum and take these skills to employers such as AOL, the Smithsonian Institution, Bearing Point, Discovery Communications, the World Bank, the Pew Internet and American Life Project, Nextel, the Department of State, and the United Telecomm Council. All CCT graduates share the ability to analyze any issue from multiple perspectives - the key to finding a successful solution to any problem.
Contact CCT
Car Barn Building
3520 Prospect Street, NW, Suite 311
Washington, DC 20057
202-687-6618
202-687-1720 (fax)
cctprogram@georgetown.edu
CCT Fast Facts
The following statistics apply to the class entering CCT in the 2007-2008 academic year.
Length of Program: CCT is a two-year terminal Master's degree program. Part-time students can complete the program in three years.
Note: full-time students take three classes per semester, and part-time students usually take two classes per semester.
Percent of Full-time vs. Part-time Students: 96% vs. 4%
Percentage of International Students: 21%
Number of countries represented most recent class: 8
Average GRE Scores (enrolled students)
Verbal: 544
Quantitative: 606
Analytical: 574
Analytical Writing: 4.7
Average TOEFL Score: 636 (paper) 253 (electronic) 104 (Internet)
Average Undergraduate GPA: 3.38
Percentage of U.S. minority students enrolled: 17%
Average age: 24.7
Average years work experience before entering the program: 3.28