1) Where do I get help?
Many offices and individuals on campus are mandated to provide assistance to students. A good starting point is the team's Academic Coordinator or other staff in the Academic Services Program located in the West PE Module. The staff in the Academic Services Program is familiar with most services on campus and will make referrals as needed.

2) How many credits must I be enrolled in to be a full time student?
An undergraduate student is considered full time if they are enrolled in 12 credits hours a term. Student-athletes must be registered as full time and earn 24 credit hours their first year student-athletes are expected earn an average of 30 credit hours a year towards degree completion to graduate in 4 years.

3) Do I have to attend study hall and how many hours do I need to complete?
All freshmen student-athletes are required to attend 8 hours of study hall weekly. Student-athletes who do not meet academic performance expectations may be subject to additional requirements. Coaches may also assign additional hours.

4) If I am having difficulty adjusting to Mason or difficulty in the relationship with my coach and/or teammates, what should I do?
Interested student-athletes may contact the Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) on campus. All counseling is confidential and free of charge to student-athletes.

4) I'm a transfer student, where can I find help for a smooth transition?
The Transfer Center provides services to transfer and transitioning undergraduate students through pre-admission and transition advising; coordination of activities with Admissions and Orientation offices; and advocacy assistance in facilitating connections to the campus community.

5) What are the guidelines for taking courses at other institutions?
In order to take courses elsewhere, students must receive prior approval from the appropriate department or dean. The Study Elsewhere Form can be obtained by visiting the Registrar's website. The form must be signed by an advisor and then submitted with any required documentation to the Student Affairs office of the student's academic department.

6) I have a learning disability, how can I get help?
You will need to establish that you are eligible to receive the appropriate services and accommodations by opening a file with the Office of Disability Services. You may contact them at 703-993-2474 to set up an appointment.