George Mason University Top Questions

Quiet, hardworking, very intelligent people.

There are so many students at Mason it is hard to typify one particular breed. There are gamers and jocks. Frat boys and Sorority girls. There is almost every culture and country you can think of represented. From my experience at Mason I can tell you students are nice, they are pretty much all good people will to help each other out, and very accepting.

My classmates are motivated individuals with a positive outlook and a gratitude for having the opportunity for a better education.

People always open doors for one another.

My clasmates love to spark up debates to better understand other people's views on certain issue or topics that are popular in our world today.

As a member of the Honors College, the majority of my classmates are intelligent, interactive, and interesting individuals who continuously show an eagerness to learn new things.

Depending on the class size, the numbers of my classmates may differ from 23 to over 100, but in every class there are mixes of calm and outgoing personalities, freethinking and intriguing minds, and compassionate individuals.

the student body at George Mason is diverse.

My classmates were an international bunch that ranged from highly motivated and very intelligent to slovenly and ill-prepared. It was fairly easy to find others that were intellectually curious due to the living learning community I was part of freshman year. I think the relationships I created during my four years at Mason were my greatest asset and the source of much of my education during that time.

My classmates tend to not want to fraternize with each other but rather make friends from other avenues such as clubs or organizations