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Title 8. Education
7/26/2026

Agency 35. George Mason University

Preface

VAC AGENCY NO. 35

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY

AGENCY SUMMARY

George Mason University offers 211 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees, including 38 doctoral programs. The main campus is located in Fairfax. The board of visitors may, in respect to the government and management of the university, make such regulations as it deems expedient. Code of Virginia, Title 23.1, Chapter 15.

The board of visitors or other governing body of every state-supported institution of higher education in Virginia is authorized to establish rules and regulations for the acceptance of students; for the conduct of students and the suspension and dismissal of students who fail or refuse to abide by such rules; for the rescission or restriction of financial aid; for the employment of professors, teachers, instructors and all other employees; and for parking and traffic on property owned or controlled by the institution. The board of visitors or other governing body is required to establish policies and procedures regarding a dependent student's receipt of mental health treatment at the student health or counseling center under certain circumstances and the release of a dependent student's educational record.

In addition, the board of visitors or other governing body is authorized to establish programs to promote compliance among students with laws relating to the use of alcoholic beverages, to establish guidelines for the initiation or induction into any social fraternity or sorority, and to promote the awareness and prevention of sexual crimes committed upon students. Code of Virginia, Title 23.1, Chapter 13.

Regulations may be obtained from George Mason University, 4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030-4444. Internet address: http://www.gmu.edu/.

Rev. 7/2026

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Chapter 10
Parking Citation Appeals [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Section 80
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Section 90
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FORMS
Forms (8VAC35-10)
Chapter 20
Motor Vehicle Regulations [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Chapter 21
Motor Vehicle Parking Policies and Regulations [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Section 80
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Section 90
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Section 100
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Section 110
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Section 120
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Section 130
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Section 150
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Section 160
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Section 170
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Section 180
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Section 320
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Section 330
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Section 340
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Section 350
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Section 360
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Chapter 22
Parking Regulation [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Chapter 30
Space Utilization and Scheduling Policies and Procedures [Repealed]Read all
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Section 80
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Section 90
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Section 100
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Section 110
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Section 120
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Section 130
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Section 140
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Section 150
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Section 160
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Section 180
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Section 190
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Section 200
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Section 210
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Section 220
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Section 230
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Section 240
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Chapter 31
Space UseRead all
Section 10
Scope
Section 20
Policy Statement
Section 30
Definitions
Section 40
Entry Upon and Use ofUniversity Property
Section 50
Persons Lawfully in Charge
Chapter 40
Vending Sales and Solicitation [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Section 80
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Section 90
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Section 100
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Section 110
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Section 120
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Section 130
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Section 140
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Section 150
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Section 160
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Chapter 50
Poster Posting Policy and Procedures [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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Section 40
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Section 50
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Section 60
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Section 70
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Section 80
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Section 90
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Section 100
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Section 110
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Section 120
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Section 130
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Section 140
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Section 150
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Section 160
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Section 170
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Section 180
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Chapter 60
Policy Prohibiting WeaponsRead all
Section 10
Definitions
Section 20
Possession of Weapons Prohibited
Section 30
Person Lawfully in Charge
Chapter 70
Research Involving Human SubjectsRead all
Section 10
Scope
Section 20
Federal Regulations Adopted
DIBR
Documents Incorporated by Reference (8VAC35-70)
Chapter 80
Unclaimed Personal Property [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
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Section 20
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Section 30
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DIBR
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