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The below information is required while
completing the university application :
a) Common Application or George Mason University’s Application
b) Letter of recommendation (Counselor)
c) Statement of purpose
d) Official SAT/ACT scores
e) Typical SAT scores: Math (520-630), Critical reading (520-620), ACT Composite (23-29)
f) Average GPA 3.66
g) TOEFL/IELTS scores if the applicant’s native language is not English.
h) TOEFL: 80 or higher, IELTS- 6.5, PTE-59
i) Acceptance rate: 69% (2015)
j) Cumulative high school GPA and Secondary School Report
k) List of extracurricular activities and community service participation
Requirements vary for each program. Please visit program page for specific requirements.
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A department head, supervisor, or coworker may submit a nomination using Dynamic Forms. Please be aware that in order to acquire approved signatures for a colleague's nomination, the nominator must see the department head and supervisor.
Established by HR & Payroll and the Staff Senate, the Patriot Pathbreakers Award aims to recognize two exceptional teams who exemplify the Mason principle of prospering together. Effective teams actively break new ground by utilizing each member's unique skill set to overcome challenges and move the group, unit, or Masonry closer to its objectives. These groups are creative in that they modify their offerings and procedures as needed to accommodate the evolving requirements of the Mason community. Their combined efforts are the outcome of their dedication, teamwork, and communication.
The senior neuroscience major who exhibits an extremely high level of interest, maturity, motivation, and effort in their neuroscience classes is intended to get this prize.
David W. Rossell, who left George Mason University in 2007 after more than 20 years of devoted service, is honored with this award for his leadership and devotion. His commitment to the Mason community was directed toward teaching, leading, and completing Masonry's objective. The beneficiary is going to get $1,000.
This honor is given to people whose contributions uphold the legacy of its namesake, the late Margaret C. Howell, who left George Mason University in 2002. Margaret was a beloved and respected member of the Mason community for twenty years. She started off as the secretary for minority student affairs and worked her way up to become an Equal Opportunity/Title IX Coordinator and Diversity Specialist before retiring. Her priorities in life and at work were the advancement of individual dignity, diversity, and respect across the campus and community. The prize winner will get two thousand dollars.
In addition to creating technology to combat cancer treatment resistance, Pathodynamics has licensed three GMU patents.
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Researchers Anya Evmenova and Vivian Motti created a smartwatch app to support neurodiverse individuals in leading more autonomous lives.
With funding from the NSF, GMU is developing an agricultural tool to assist American farmers.
Molecular and microbiology professor emeritus Isbister created a test for microbial contamination that paved the way for the creation of biological test kits sold in stores.
A test that could swiftly, precisely, and conveniently identify microorganisms in liquids was submitted for patent by SBister.

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