This collection contains the records of the Office of Admissions. The collection has documents from the 1960s to 2011. Materials in the collection include prospectus, admissions applications, academic brochures, and academic programs. It also includes posters, reply cards, welcome sheets, information on extended studies programs, orientation information, admissions pamphlets, among other things.
Box 1-2, contains academic brochures for different Master's programs, graduate school applications, information on graduate certificate programs, transfer admissions information, application instructions, recommendation form for graduate school, introduction to George Mason University invitation, Atlantic Printing information, brochures on doctoral programs, academic posters, among other things.
Box 3-5, contains prospectus, reply cards, reports, testing handbook, undergraduate admissions application, welcome sheets, brochures, information on extended studies programs, applications for graduate study, records, information on the English Language Institute, among other things.
Box 6-8, contains admissions pamphlets, correspondence and application information, early admissions and orientation packets, prospectus, minority student programs information, brochures, among other things.
Organized by subject.
Processed by Michelle Page in November 2012. EAD markup completed by Michelle Page in November 2012.
Donated by George Mason University Office of Admissions.
There are no use restrictions.
George Mason University Office of Admissions records, #R0027, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University Libraries.
Special Collections and Archives also holds the archives of George Mason University.
The Office of Admissions handles all aspects of George Mason University admissions process. This includes receiving and reviewing applications, setting application deadlines, establishing the admissions policies, and setting admissions deadlines.
There are no access restrictions.
Approximately 140 color slides containing aerial campus views, classroom instruction, off-campus scenes (Metro system, Washington, D.C.), Admissions office move to Enterprise Hall, many images of Admissions office work (people at desks, meetings), and what appears to be a purchased slide show on campus technology. Placed with GMU Archvies photograph collection.