Where can I ship a package GWU?

Location. The Package Services office is located in the Mount Vernon Campus garage, adjacent to West Hall (access available on the B1 level). If you have received a package, Package Services will send an email to alert you.

How do I address a package to GWU?

Mailing Addresses When addressing mail and packages, do not forget to include the resident’s full name and room number. Always use the complete mailing address. Mail and packages received with missing or incorrect name or address information will be subject to delivery delays.

What is the zip code for George Washington University?

20052

Institution Information
Street Address:	2121 Eye St NW
City:	Washington
State:	DC
Zip Code:	20052

Are GWU students rich?

George Washington University. The median family income of a student from George Washington is $182,200, and 70% come from the top 20 percent. About 2.2% of students at George Washington came from a poor family but became a rich adult.

Is GWU rich?

GW Students as a whole are considered wealthier than the average student. This may be because they are able to afford our unprecedentedly high tuition rates. Spoiled rich kids who are in school as a vacation and it doesn’t really matter how much money they spend.

What is the stereotype of George Washington University?

The stereotype of GW is that we are “rich, smart, partiers.” To a certain extent this is true because there are a number of privileged children, but a number of the students are working very hard to maintain scholarships.

Is George Washington University elite?

University Headquarters George Washington University is an elite private, not-for-profit university that was founded in 1821 by congressional charter. Unlike most private colleges and universities, GW is a large school with roughly 26,000 students.

Are GW students rich?

What military rank is George Washington?

Military career of George Washington

General of the Armies George Washington
Rank	Major 1752–1754 Lieutenant Colonel 1754–1755 Colonel 1755–1758 General 1775–1783 Lieutenant General 1798–1799 General of the Armies of the United States 1976–present (posthumous)