• Study rooms are reserved online.
• Study rooms may only be reserved by George Mason University students, faculty, or staff.
• Study rooms may be reserved once a day up to 4 hours per day.
• Advance reservations vary by library.

Occupancy

• Two or more people constitute a group for purposes of using a group study room.
• Only one group can occupy a study room at a time.
• Individuals should use a study carrel or other seating elsewhere in the library.
• An individual can not hold the group student room while waiting for the arrival of others in the group.
• Study rooms that are not occupied by at least two people within 15 minutes after the start of the reservation may be forfeited. 

Privacy

• Study room privacy is not guaranteed.
• University Libraries staff reserve the right to enter any group study room at any time withour prior permission of the occupants.
• Any obstruction of windows is prohibited.
• Occupants may not post signs (e.g. Occupied, Do Not Disturb, Keep Out, etc.)

Behavior

• Occupants must conform to the University's policies for personal conduct and the Library Resources and Facilities Use Policy.
• Smoking, sleeping, cooking, card playing, partying, painting, music, club meetings and/or any other activities disruptive to others are prohibited.
• Noise levels from any conversations and/or equipment must not disturb others.

Personal Property

• Neither the Library nor the University is responsible for unattended, lost, stolen, or damaged personal items.
• Unattended personal property may not be used to "hold" a room by any individual or group.
• Unattended personal property left in an unoccupied study room may be removed by library staff and taken to the Library's lost found (located at the desk).
• Lost Items Policy

Safety

• Occupants are prohibited from using any equipment that may cause a safety hazard (e.g. extended electrical cords, cables, cooking appliances, etc.)
• Furniture cannot be moved into or out of a study room.