University 100
University 100 offers you a unique opportunity to participate in a program to help your adjustment to the George Mason University community. Taken for credit, University 100 will assist you with your transition to college life. Involvement in University 100 is open to all entering new students with the exception of students enrolled in New Century College. However, space is limited and the openings go quickly, so enroll during summer orientation. Objectives of the Program
- Assisting you with your academic, social, and cultural transition to college
- Developing a sense of community and school spirit
- Familiarizing you with the most commonly used technology at Mason
- Developing sound decision-making skills
- Improving interpersonal relationships
- Learning about the services and opportunities for involvement
- Supporting academic and personal growth
- Enhancing your critical thinking skills
You Should Know That...
- More than 30 University 100 sections are offered in the fall, including Project Peak, Living Learning, (Community Service, Performing Arts, Film Studies, and more), and undecided sections.
- More than 90 percent of University 100 students have encouraged fellow classmates to take the course.
- Students indicate that they feel their instructors are interested in their success.
- Students who take University 100 are more likely to have a successful overall experience.
- The GPAs of students enrolled in University 100 are higher than those of students not enrolled.