
The George Mason Student Services Center, located in SUB I, Suite 1003 (Lower-Level Lobby on the Fairfax Campus), serves as the central resource to assist new and continuing students with questions related to registration and academic records, enrollment, financial aid, billing, and student accounts, eliminating the need for students to visit multiple offices.
Approximately 75% of George Mason University students receive some form of financial aid and many are receiving a combination of merit and talent-based scholarships.
Many university resources are available to assist you with obtaining academic scholarships, grants, and loans. In addition, we encourage you to work with our programs directly to learn more about program-specific and talent-based scholarships.
University Scholarships and Financial Aid for Applying Students
College of Visual and Performing Arts Scholarships for Returning and Upper Class Students
Undergraduate Scholarships
Graduate Scholarships
Wells Fargo Arts Endowed Fund for Conference Support
The Wells Fargo Arts Endowed Fund supports scholarly work and creative opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Visual and Performing Arts at George Mason University, including support for research expenses, conference attendance, and related travel expenses.
The application opens every September and February during the fourth week of the term. Funding is available for conference attendance occurring within the current semester or no later than 30 days past the end of the current semester.
Funding decisions will be completed no later than the end of the tenth week of each semester, and students will be notified via email.
Students may only apply once every two years (four semesters) for funding through this award.
Eligibility requirements
Eligible students must be:
- A declared CVPA major, pursuing an undergraduate OR graduate degree in the college;
- In good academic standing at the point of application;
- Must have completed a minimum of 45 credits (for undergraduate students); or at least 15 credits (for graduate students) at the point of application;
- Have not been funded from this specific award in the last four semesters.
Questions may be directed to Lauren Wagner.