Students

Ghazal Khammash may not know exactly what she wants to do with her law degree yet, but she’s still ahead of the curve.
As the first student enrolled in George Mason University’s 3+3 Accelerated Program, which allows students to earn both their undergraduate degree and law degree in six years instead of seven, she’s saving a year’s worth of time and tuition.

"She had a very special gift—even then I could see it,” said Miller. ​

When it was time for Golden to apply to college, she decided to follow the professor who had already taught her so much. Golden, a soprano, applied to Mason and earned her bachelor of music with a concentration in vocal performance in 2016, graduating summa cum laude.​