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George Mason University · Fairfax, United States
| Duration | 2 year(s) |
| Intakes | February, September, July |
| Application Fee | 75 USD |
| Yearly Tuition Fee | 40,760 USD per year |
| IELTS Academic Overall | 6.5 | IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than | — |
| TOEFL iBT Overall | Accepted | ||
| PTE Academic Overall | 59 | PTE Academic No Bands Less Than | — |
| Duolingo English Test Overall | 110 | Duolingo English Test No Bands Less Than | — |
| No Test Requirement |
| Study level | Postgraduate |
| Language of study | English |
| Documents required | Passport Academic transcripts Degree certificate English test report |
| About the university | The Mission A public, comprehensive, research university established by the Commonwealth of Virginia in the National Capital Region, we are an innovative and inclusive academic community committed to creating a more just, free, and prosperous world. Academic Excellence As Virginia’s largest public research university, George Mason provides a college experience like no other, combining rigorous academics, cutting-edge research, and strong career preparation. • 75% graduation rate – exceeds the national average, with no disparity based on ethnicity or economic status • Produces 30-40% of graduates earning STEM degrees – more than any other four-year institution in Virginia • An R1 research university for high-impact research and student opportunities • Student success extends beyond the classroom – captured five A-10 Conference championships, including first-ever regular season titles in men's basketball, men's soccer, and women's basketball. • 92% of 2025 graduates report a positive career outcome within six months of graduation with a median salary of $73K • History April 7, 2022 marked 50 years from the day that Virginia Governor A. |
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