D1 swimming · A-10

George Washington University Men's Swimming

Washington, DC

Competition level

Conf. finish

1st

NCAA finish

42nd

Roster event summaries

Current 2025-26 roster percentiles. Recorded times are event-specific roster facts, not coach-issued recruiting cuts.

EventRecorded timesTop quarterRoster medianLower-quarter line
100 Back847.9449.8052.60
200 Fly61:45.681:51.291:51.32
400 IM53:50.633:54.713:55.07
200 Free91:37.541:39.141:41.11
100 Free1444.4046.2447.42
500 Free74:24.584:37.564:42.68
200 Breast71:57.331:59.032:01.47
50 Free1720.5521.0621.85
100 Fly1248.0549.6151.84
200 Back61:46.501:53.011:54.19
100 Breast954.5656.2357.47
200 IM91:46.941:47.561:49.29

Short-course yards. Events with fewer than four current swimmers with a recorded time are omitted from this summary.

Program identity

Division

D1

Conference

A-10

Type

Private · City

Roster health

Roster

26

Seniors

5

Intl

19%

Academics and cost

Acceptance

47%

6-yr grad

85%

Tuition

$67.7K

Academics

George Washington admits broadly and graduates earn a median of $72,000 six years out.

US News: #73 National

Selectivity

Selective

SAT range

1350–1500

ACT range

31–34

Median earnings

$72K

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Frequently asked questions

How competitive is George Washington's swim program?

George Washington's swim program competes at the NCAA Championship level. The team finished 1st at the Atlantic 10 Championships in 2025–26 and qualified 1 swimmer for NCAA D1 Championships.

What times do I need to make George Washington's swim team?

Roster times vary by event, but a swimmer aiming for George Washington's roster typically needs to be near or below 100 Back (52.60), 200 Fly (1:51.32), 400 IM (3:55.07) — the top 75% of the current roster. Use the roster event-times table above to compare the full current team by event.

Does George Washington recruit internationally?

Yes. 19.2% of George Washington's current roster is international (5 of 26 swimmers from outside the USA). The program has swimmers from Italy, Hungary, Serbia, Estonia, and Brazil.

What's the academic profile at George Washington?

George Washington's acceptance rate is 47%, the school is ranked #73 National by US News, the 6-year graduation rate is 85%, median earnings 6 years after graduation are $72K.

How many swimmers does George Washington send to NCAAs?

In the 2025–26 season, George Washington sent 1 swimmer to NCAA D1 Championships. Qualifiers competed in events including 1650 Free.