The Graduate Pathway program is for students who: Desire to study for a graduate degree in the United States Need to improve English language skills and still earn credits toward their degree program Desire additional academic, language, and cultural support in order to succeed during the first year at a U.S. university Are not eligible for direct entry Any or all of the above Program highlights include: Assured progression to a Mason graduate program subject to successful completion of Pathway program and any additional requirements Dedicated academic advisor and progression advisor to help facilitate transition to the university Highly trained and experienced university instructors Full integration with domestic and international students on the Mason campus Access to all Mason cultural events, athletic events, and activities Classrooms and accommodations in the heart of Mason’s campus

As a graduate of a graduate degree program in Biostatistics at George Mason University, you might find work as a: Agricultural Experiment Designer Quality Control Researcher Forecasting Analyst Design and Analysis Consultant