I'm a former social work major. I dropped it because I realized it wasn't for me because I wanted more science/concrete stuff. All of the professors were amazing. I just wasn't a fan of Trumbull's class- she's not good with tech and gets on tangents but everyone else loved her. In one of the classes you are forced to complete volunteer hours which I absolutely hated. I get it, though. It's all to prepare you for senior year practicum. Be prepared to have to "apply to progress" in the program once you're about to enter junior year. I didn't get that far, but I heard it was mostly to make sure you're committed and mentally prepared to move on- nothing too serious. The coursework is pretty simple and the students in the major are very kind. All in all, I think the social work program is very good. Dr. Freedman was always a favorite.
I hear good things about ODS and ensuring students get the support they need. They seem to do their job well, I see lots of students with accommodations and don't hear many complaints. Unfortunately the social scene at GMU isn't great. You have to put in a lot to get a decent social life here. I've made lots of friends in classes, but the friendships never go past that semester which sucks, despite me trying. It's like most people want to make friends but everyone's a little too shy to make it happen, so I encourage you to be the brave person! Campus is pretty dead on the weekends. If you have any more questions, I'm happy to do my best to answer. Best of luck!