The Johnson Center is the heart of campus. This is where everyone comes for a variety of things!…read moreFrom studying and finding new organizations to grabbing a bite to eat at the food court. It has four levels with three of them having study space. The library section with computers is on level two. It's amazing how productive I am when I have a nice desk and quiet. Inside you'll also find the GMU bookstore; your one stop for pretty much everything. Ironically, you should avoid purchasing textbooks there unless required. The food court has been updated with Panera, among other things you can find classic American food, Chinese, Indian, Burger King, & Desert place. Plus a mini convenience store that has goodies but will empty your pockets. The food court prices aren't terrible, but you'll find that they don't accept most coupons. Every Fall and Spring, there is a massive career fair held on level one of the JC and its really really great. I've able to find two of my most recent jobs through this, I highly recommend attending.

When I went here they were hosting Comic-Con which was incredibly fun. The food was great and it…read morewas easy to navigate.

I am in the Science Technology Studies program, and find it a great value and location. As a public…read moreschool teacher in Virginia I get half-price tuition, which is great. And it is located just off 66 so it is easy to commute to.

Horizon Hall is home to the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) at George Mason…read moreUniversity, boasting six floors, and is centered right in the heart of the campus. CHSS's many departments and interdisciplinary programs are all finally in one place rather than being spread across campus. Inside you'll find active learning classrooms on the first two floors, among many other classrooms which are spacious and have enough room for 24 to 120 students, all rooms equipped for video collaboration to maintain continuity with hybrid learning. Plenty of study spaces as well as student service/resources available. Very impressive and well kept, as it should be, considering Horizon Hall was only built a few years ago.

Most of my associates degree classes were here. Sure I took a couple classes at Manassas and…read moreWoodbridge. Yet by and large most of my education there was here. Parking is a headache. Be sure to get your car registered, or park in a visitors spot and pay it. If not expect agony. Yet I'd like to focus on this campus, as I spent some time rediscovering where I went when I had hair. There have been a lot of changes, but much is the same. Friendly easy going campus, and the pond out front is as pretty as ever. What I liked about this and all campuses of NVCC, is that your professors had real world experience. They weren't some frumpy tenured person, who enjoyed adding their brilliance to the new expensive class book. Here most of my instructors were assistant FBI directors, or high up in public safety agencies. They taught so you'd learn and remember, as while test taking can be important, retention is the best indicator of an education. Have gone to other schools, but this one is a friendly place for all to learn. Am a big supporter of this and other community colleges.

I never take the time to write reviews, but IF YOU ARE A VETERAN PLEASE FIND SOMEWHERE ELSE. The…read moremilitary service department is absolutely terrible. The communication is seriously lacking, you can expect to receive one reply a week and they are never in the office. They also do not know what they are talking about and every employee will tell you something different about your benefits.

This beautiful, historic landmark is very Spartan in comparison to other Catholic Churches. The…read morepews are old wooden pews with seats only 12 inches deep and minimal legroom. However, it's my favorite church in Northern VA so while it's not the closest to my family home it is the one we attend when we visit. The people here are kind and welcoming despite the lack of space. Most of them appear to have taken care to dress themselves and not like they were dragged from a couch.

I disagree with the prior review. This is a for-profit school, but they have been extremely…read moreaccommodating of my son, who an autism spectrum disorder. Without them willing to work be flexible, he would not have gotten his B.S. and a job within a month of graduation.

If you're thinking about going here, don't its a big fat joke of a school. Not even the…read more"professors" stay more then one term. The location is good but trust me it's not worth the future headaches. They're very fast and quick to reel you in but once you're at your 4th to 5th term they don't really care much about your: schedule, your job, if u have responsibilities, you in general. It's a whole numbers game with this organization. Plus if you do some more research into westhood..hahaha. They can't really get you a job after graduating or transfer your current credits, from theirs or other schools.