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George Mason University

Fairfax, VA 4-Year Public
Acceptance Rate90%

George Mason University Academics

If students would like to graduate in less time than normal, they can choose the accelerated degree program. George Mason University accepts transfer credits. Many students like to take classes in the summer, to earn extra credits. However, George Mason University does not offer classes during the summer.

NOTE: Around 71% of students who start college at George Mason University complete all the credits required within six years.

Academic Options Yes No Note
Accelerated Degree Program
Transfer Credits Accepted
AP Credit Accepted
IB Credits Accepted
Summer Classes Available
New Student Orientation

Reminder: George Mason University may have additional academic options available for new and transfering students. Make sure to check with the universty directly for any additional information.

What Classes Will I Take At George Mason University?

Students are required to fulfill a language requirement as well as a math and science requirement.

Students are required to take a computer class to fufill the graduation requirements for George Mason University.

Course Required?
2nd Language Yes
Math Yes
Science Yes
Computer Yes

Reminder: Check with George Mason University directly for more information on requirements. Individual departments or majors may have additional required courses.

Majors at George Mason University

When choosing a major, George Mason University students have several choices to make. Scroll down to the bottom of this page to see a full list of majors offered at George Mason University.George Mason University allows students to design their own major, if desired. If students would like to study something that is not offered as an official major, designing their own major is a great alternative. George Mason University offers students the option to double major, if they would like. Student struggling to choose just one area of study may consider a double major.

NOTE: Declaring a double major may mean taking more courses, but it can provide an interesting mix of experience that helps students stand out when job searching or applying to grad school.


Frequently Asked Questions About George Mason University


Does George Mason University Have Services For Students With Disabilities?

🟨 Check with George Mason University directly for information on any possible available services for students with disabilities.

Does George Mason University Have An Online Program?

✅ George Mason University true for students who are interested in taking classes online.

Does George Mason University Give AP Credit?

🟨 George Mason University may offer credit for Advanced Placement (AP) classes taken in high school. Check with the school directly for any information on AP transfer credit.

Does George Mason University Have An Honors Program?

🟨 To learn more about any possible honors programs at George Mason University, check with the school directly. Students must complete a senior project if they are in the Honors Program at George Mason University.

Does George Mason University Require Internships?

❌ Students at George Mason University are not required to complete an internship as a graduation requirement.

Students can still look for internships during the summer, or gain work experience with a part-time job. While George Mason University does not require internships for students of any major, internships are a great way to get work experience, discover career paths that might fit you, or rule out ones that don't.


Additional Information About George Mason University


Dual Degree Programs at George Mason University

A dual degree program allows a student to study and earn two degrees at the same time.

George Mason University does not have any dual degree programs available for students.

ROTC

What is ROTC?

The Reserve Officers' Training Corps, which is also commonly known as ROTC, is a leadership program that prepares students to serve in the U.S. Armed Forces after graduation. College level ROTC programs prepare students to become officers in the military through physical, academic, and leadership training. ROTC programs are part of the college curriculum and usually cover the cost of tuition.

Does George Mason University have any ROTC programs?

Each branch of the miltary has its own ROTC program, but not every program is available at every school. Possible programs include Army ROTC, Air Force ROTC, and Navy ROTC.

George Mason University has an Army ROTC program and an Air Force ROTC program.

Some ROTC programs are provided directly on campus and others are hosted at a cooperating instiution off campus. The ROTC program locations at George Mason University include:

•an ARMY ROTC branch unit on campus

•an Air Force ROTC branch unit hosted at a cooperating instution off campus

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Quick Facts

Total Enrollment

39,049

Campus Setting

Suburban

Acceptance Rate

90%

Tuition and Fees

In State

$13,404

Out-of-State

$37,568

Fall Freshmen
Application Deadline

Feb 1
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