University of Cincinnati vs George Mason University

Uptown Campus includes- the West (main campus), Medical, and Victory Parkway campuses & branch campuses in Blue Ash and Clermont; Built on 473 acres of land; Main campus- located close to the downtown area of Cincinnati

With campuses and sites reaching across Virginia and beyond, George Mason University has a sizable regional presence and a global reach. University campuses are Fairfax campus (main), Mason Square, Science and Technology campus and a campus in Korea.

550 student organizations; Cincinnati’s Campus Recreation Center (200,000 square feet of recreation space); 50-meter x 25-yard lap pool; 6-court gymnasium, Fitness Floor & Climbing Walls; Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village; The News Record (student newspaper); UCast (TV Station); 48-hour film festival.

• The university has 500+ Clubs. More than 1,000s of Events are held on campus for the students. 
• Convenience and selection are a winning combination at the official George Mason University bookstore.
• Don't let the name fool you; it's more than a place to buy, rent, and sell textbooks.
• You'll find unique gifts, school supplies, computers, electronics, décor, and everything you need to be dressed head-to-toe in Patriot Pride. University physicians and nurse practitioners provide easily accessible health care in a comforting and confidential environment.
• University provides various sporting opportunirties starting with 22 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I athletic teams, part of the elite Atlantic 10 Conference.
• Paint your face green and gold and cheer until you’re hoarse at a men’s basketball game at the Patriot Center. There are also plenty of opportunities to play on a team through intramural and club sports.

300,000 living alumni; Miller Huggins (American professional baseball player), George Clooney (American actor), Oscar Robertson (American basketball player), Charles Keating (American athlete), Vinod Dham (Engineer, known as 'Father of the Pentium Chip' for his contribution to the development of Intel's Pentium microprocessor); William Howard Taft (27th U.S. President & 10th Chief Justice of USA), Paul Polman (Unilever CEO); Mike Ullman (Starbucks Chairman).

• Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, President of Puntland and Prime Minister of Somalia
• Bryon Allen (born 1992), basketball player for Hapoel Eilat of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
• Anousheh Ansari, Iranian-American engineer, co-founder of Prodea Systems and the first Muslim woman in space
• Justin Bour, former Major League Baseball player
• Callie Brownson, American football coach[