George Mason University Rankings 2025: Global and Subject Rankings

• Approximately, 80 to 90 percent of my course graduates get employed within six months from the completion of their course, and their average salaries range between $60,000 to $90,000 per year, depending upon the industries.
• Students get placed through campus recruitments, internships, networking, and online job portals like LinkedIn.
• Many of them get recruited through campus placements or summer internships, and companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Accenture, and Deloitte among others recruit our graduates as software engineers, data analysts, consultants, and project managers. These companies appreciate how our program marries technical skills with practical experience.

• I found housing through one of the senior friends who was staying close to the university, and he offered me a place. Otherwise, students can look for options on apartments.com. Our 2-bedroom, 2-bath unit was $2300 a month shared amongst six members.

• The community had many facilities, including a gym and a swimming pool. This is a very popular locality amongst Indian students due to its proximity to the university campus; it takes just about a 10-minute walk or 2-3 minutes by bus. The frequency of the buses is pretty good, too.

• Their challenges were finding coordination among roommates and understanding the lease. For future students, I would say to start early, operate through trusted platforms, and take advice from seniors.

• There are plenty of full-time job roles for my course in computer engineering with less competition as compared to software jobs here. About 60% of students get a job within 6 months of graduation.
• The average salary range is 120k$ for our course and 100k$ for the software side. The highest packages can go up to 160k$ and the lowest can be 60k$.

• The process of searching for accommodation can be done by getting added to a WhatsApp group where there will be postings of apartments available. The challenges faced are getting into the right group and selecting an apartment through virtual photos.
• There can be no recommendations useful if in off-campus accommodations. For on-campus, there is a separate website for that but the cost is a little bit high.

• About 50% of students who passed out get jobs in the first six months. The average salary range for software students is $100k, and for my course, which is computer engineering, it is $120k.
• Many students start their job through various job portals like LinkedIn and Indeed. The highest salaries offered can go up to $200k, and the lowest around $60k.

• As I am staying off campus, I have joined a WhatsApp group that posts accommodation availability. There is a web page for college accommodation, which is usually costly. Challenges faced are finding the correct accommodation by only seeing the pictures of the apartment. There are no recommendations for off-campus accommodation.

Regarding placements there are huge opportunities and scope of employment is good. The average salary was 70k $ per year and the tip is that doing internships frequently offers us to get a full-time placement and after finishing degree if you have enough knowledge in attending interviews then also it is likely that you will get a job. 

One of the reason for choosing this university is academic reputation and location and diversity of communication and high research opportunities, great internships available and had huge career services, Research for study plan and consultancy and networking. 

The average post study research opportunities and placement thrower programs for students are very good because since we are very close to DC, there are many companies who visit us and get paid salaries after the graduate assuming that they have a good GPA.

I chose this university because it was close to my home end it was near DC so there are a lot of job opportunities for computer science at the university. I overall experienced at my colleges very fun, although I just go to my classes and do not spend too much time at the University itself, it is a very fun experience overall.

I'm still in 1st semester so I don't know a lot about placements but we do have career fairs in the university where many companies visit and guide you through the hiring process.

Mason provided me opportunity for personal growth, self-discovery, and skill development. I have learnt a lot about different cultures and also about myself.

I am not too certain about this. However, a company I know has visited is Deloitte. I often hear about most opportunities on a platform for students called Handshake.

I was offered a position to study abroad as a Freshman! Specifically, my school had a new special program for Freshmen to choose a place to go abroad instead of waiting until typically Junior year. I was able to study abroad at George Mason’s second campus in South Korea.

There is a slight decrease in placements due to the pandemic. But in general, there is a good scope for placement after graduation here.

The professors in the CS department. University transportation is available throughout the city.

There are a lot of companies that always come to visit. A lot of different seminars are held and there is a countless number of placements offered.

I chose it because they have the best professors for my major. Also, the FBI and CIA headquarters are close by and Offer a lot of internships as well as well known guest speakers in the field that come to my college.

I really liked the campus and the communication program they had to offer. I also got into the honours college and they offer different courses for honours students so that really appealed to me as well.