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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Among the 3 you listed, George Mason is an actual college, if that makes a difference.  [/quote]

LOL! So true! [/quote]

I thought Mason was a commuter school way out in Fairfax - not a flame, seriously. And I have lived here for years...[/quote]

When I was getting my master's there, this was definitely true. [b]When I took my son on a tour there last year, I did not recognize the place. SO many dorms, etc. It's really changed and those changes have been really positive![/[/b]quote]

We had the same reaction and we live in NoVA - never knew what was going on right in our own backyard.  The legislature has been pumping money into GMU to build for the last 13 years.  75% of the freshmen live on campus, including DS.  He complains being awakened by the construction sounds.  But the good news is that everything is new.  There's also such a demand for housing that triples have been turned into quads.  I would try to avoid that if you can.  In second, third and fourth years, kids can opt for subject matter suites.  My DS's room next year has a private study area separate from the two beds and a private bathroom.  The GMU hotel is also being converted to dorms this summer.[/quote]

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