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Overnight Policy
Students are permitted
overnight guests in their room, provided that the guests
do not infringe on the living rights of other roommates
and do not violate Georgetown University policies.
Our residential spaces are, however, primarily to
promote the academic and co-curricular successes of our
students.
All residents are
responsible for the conduct of their guests and can be
held accountable through the Student Code of Conduct
(for more information, please read Category A8 of the
Student Code of Conduct). The University
reserves the right to remove guests who violate
University regulations.
According to Category
A20 of the Student Code of Conduct, "A
resident’s privilege to have a guest in the room may not
interfere with a roommate’s right to privacy, sleep and
quiet study space. Overnight visits should only occur on
a limited and infrequent basis not to exceed three (3)
consecutive nights and only with the consent of the
others sharing the room/apartment. Cohabitation, which
is defined as overnight visits with a sexual partner, is
incompatible both with the Catholic character of the
University and with the rights of the roommates."
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While
Georgetown has a general policy about overnight guests,
the roommate agreement is the opportunity for all
residents to develop more specific expectations with
their roommate.
