Carnegie Mellon University

Description

Evolving from trade school to internationally recognized research university, Carnegie has remained true to 3 primary objectives: to deliver distinctive, first-quality education; to foster research, creativity and discovery; and to use the new knowledge created on campus to serve society. Despite many changes, the Carnegie of today has much in common with the Carnegie Technical Schools of 1900. The school encourages great thinkers with diverse backgrounds to collaborate toward practical goals. It preaches collaboration and innovation across traditional barriers of knowledge, producing extraordinary individuals who leave their mark on the world. Above all, Carnegie still maintains a commitment to students, practical research and education.

Student/Faculty Numbers

Total Students: 10875
Total Grad Students: Not available
Undergraduate Students: Not available
Faculty: 1192

Total Student/Faculty Ratio: 9:1
Undergraduate Student/Faculty Ratio: Not available:1

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Contact Information

Address:
5000 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15213

Website: http://www.cmu.edu

Main Email:

Main Phone: 412-268-2000

Additional Campuses:
Carnegie Mellon Qatar
P.O. Box 24866
Doha, Quatar 00000
www.qatar.cmu.edu/

Admissions Contact:
Greg Edleman
Associate Director of Admission, Admissions
412-268-2082
post+org.admissions.cmac@andrew.cmu.edu

Transfer Services Contact:

International Admissions Contact:
Cornell LeSane
Associate Director of Admission, Admissions
412-268-2082
post+org.admissions.cmac@andrew.cmu.edu

Athletics Contact:
Susan Bassett
Director of Athletics, Athletics
412-268-8054
susanb@andrew.cmu.edu

Applying to Transfer

Transfer Agreements:

Common App Used?

High School Transcript Required?

Minimum GPA for Applying:
Transfer credit is evaluated on an individual basis and varies by college.

Minimum Grades for Transfer:
Transfer credit is evaluated on an individual basis and varies by college.

Credits (Min/Max):
There is no minimum credit requirement.

Test Scores for Applying:
The submission of SAT/ACT scores is required.

Letters of Recommendation Required:
A Teacher Recommendation and the College Official's Report are required. If you are currently not enrolled in a college, we appreciate your efforts to have a recommendation filled out by individuals attesting to your strengths in an academic context.

Essay(s) required:
An Essay or Personal Statement is required.

Application Fee:
There is a $70 nonrefundable application fee.

Other Requirements:
Transfer applicants must also send a copy of course descriptions from a college catalog from each college/university you attended, so we can evaluate transferable credits.

Fall Deadline:
1-Mar

Spring Deadline:
15-Oct

Summer Deadline:

Apply Here:
http://my.cmu.edu/portal/site/admission/apply_now/

Standardized Testing

ACT	25th Percentile	75th Percentile
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SAT	25th Percentile	75th Percentile
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Admissions Data From: Fall 2010

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Financial Aid

General Financial Aid Information:
We use statistical modeling as an aid in the distribution of limited financial aid dollars. This modeling takes into account a student's intended college major, academic and artistic talents, non-academic talents and abilities, as well as financial need.

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