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Parking Better Than in Past Years
They made the parking spots color coded (green spots for students, white for faculty/staff, and spotted for visitors). This made is much more obvious where people can park, but because of that more citations have been handed out. The school recently established some more lots, so the parking situation isn't as awful in the past, and if you bring your car on campus you will be able to find a spot relatively close and relatively quickly. Permits jumped up in price from $50 to $100 this year with the building of the new lots, but that price is better than most schools. Fines are moderate, but I have never gotten one. Because of the nature of Georgetown, it is certainly nice to have a car on campus, but not required. Many freshmen end up sharing rides with roommates and friends, but it's nice to have a car to go to Austin, to get things on your own, or to go home.