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A Place to Call Your Own Mason has more than 40 residence halls, with selections ranging from traditional rooms to suites to apartments; you'll be able to find a place that suits your style. Most freshmen live in traditional rooms, although some live in suites.

Bedroom options consist of doubles, singles, or triples. A handful of suites have kitchenettes (sink, microwave, small refrigerator). However, if you live in a suite, you must buy a meal plan.

You can submit a housing release request to the Housing office. To submit a release, you must complete the Housing Agreement Release Form located on the Mason housing portal and upload supporting documentation.

If you need assistance, contact our office by email to cecugrad@gmu.edu or call 703-993-1511.

If you have any questions for the RSO Lead Team, fill out the form below, or email us at RSO@gmu.edu!

Yes, you can select your roommate. You will both need to rank the same learning community and live in the same community to be roommates.

First Year students are required to live on campus in our residential halls, unless approved for an exemption. Whether you start in the summer, fall, or spring, you'll need to live in a residence hall for each semester of your first year.

The best dorms at George Mason are Hampton Roads, Eastern Shore, Northern Neck, Potomac Heights, and Liberty Square. The only downside to Potomac Heights and Liberty Square is the long 8 to 10 minute walk to Southside.

You can submit a housing release request to the Housing office. To submit a release, you must complete the Housing Agreement Release Form located on the Mason housing portal and upload supporting documentation.

Incidents occurring within Mason residence halls can be reported to Eisenhower Desk at 703-993-2750 or Piedmont Desk at 703-993-9880.

First Year Students: 2023-2024 Housing Application goes live December 12, 2022. First Year students are required to live on campus in our residential halls, unless approved for an exemption. Whether you start in the summer, fall, or spring, you'll need to live in a residence hall for each semester of your first year.

At Mason, we provide our students with a number of important services and amenities designed to help them feel safe and make the transition to living on campus easier. If you need additional help, please contact us via email at housing@gmu.edu.

A Place to Call Your Own Mason has more than 40 residence halls, with selections ranging from traditional rooms to suites to apartments; you'll be able to find a place that suits your style. Most freshmen live in traditional rooms, although some live in suites.

Bedroom options consist of doubles, singles, or triples. A handful of suites have kitchenettes (sink, microwave, small refrigerator). However, if you live in a suite, you must buy a meal plan.

You can submit a housing release request to the Housing office. To submit a release, you must complete the Housing Agreement Release Form located on the Mason housing portal and upload supporting documentation.

If you need assistance, contact our office by email to cecugrad@gmu.edu or call 703-993-1511.

If you have any questions for the RSO Lead Team, fill out the form below, or email us at RSO@gmu.edu!

Yes, you can select your roommate. You will both need to rank the same learning community and live in the same community to be roommates.

First Year students are required to live on campus in our residential halls, unless approved for an exemption. Whether you start in the summer, fall, or spring, you'll need to live in a residence hall for each semester of your first year.

The best dorms at George Mason are Hampton Roads, Eastern Shore, Northern Neck, Potomac Heights, and Liberty Square. The only downside to Potomac Heights and Liberty Square is the long 8 to 10 minute walk to Southside.

You can submit a housing release request to the Housing office. To submit a release, you must complete the Housing Agreement Release Form located on the Mason housing portal and upload supporting documentation.

Incidents occurring within Mason residence halls can be reported to Eisenhower Desk at 703-993-2750 or Piedmont Desk at 703-993-9880.

First Year Students: 2023-2024 Housing Application goes live December 12, 2022. First Year students are required to live on campus in our residential halls, unless approved for an exemption. Whether you start in the summer, fall, or spring, you'll need to live in a residence hall for each semester of your first year.

At Mason, we provide our students with a number of important services and amenities designed to help them feel safe and make the transition to living on campus easier. If you need additional help, please contact us via email at housing@gmu.edu.