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Welcome to Carnegie Mellon's Office of Undergraduate Admission.
Carnegie Mellon is the university that spans the arts to technology, creating innovation with impact. Music, engineering, analysis, languages, chemistry and robotics weave in and out of the lives of our students, creating a foundation of knowledge that will reveal itself in exciting and unexpected ways. We hope you enjoy your visit and decide to join the ranks of Carnegie Mellon students that have gone on to change the world.

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Visit Campus
The best way to learn about a university is to actually visit campus and interact with students and faculty. Schedule a student lead campus tour or plan your day trip here. We hope to see you soon!

Alumni Interviews
Alumni interviews are available locally for seniors who wish to find out more about Carnegie Mellon.

Connect with Students
See what current Carnegie Mellon students are saying about campus, academics and college life in general. Getting a student's perspective is important when considering a college.


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Admission Calendar

Date	Event
11-21-09	Campus Tour
11-23-09	Campus Tour
11-24-09	Campus Tour
11-26-09	Office of Admission Closed
11-27-09	Office of Admission Closed
11-30-09	Campus Tour
12-01-09	Campus Tour
12-02-09	Campus Tour
12-03-09	Campus Tour

Carnegie Mellon News

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Stories for the media from Carnegie Mellon University
Authority Rejects Mayor's Budget; Says Tuition Tax Doesn't Comply With State Law The state-picked Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority today unanimously rejected Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's budget, saying that the inclusion of $16.2 million he hopes to get from a tuition tax doesn't comply with state law. Carnegie Mellon Customizing Electric Cars For Cost-Effective Commuting Researchers at the Robotics Institute have converted a 2001 Scion xB into an electric commuter vehicle that will serve as a test bed for a new community-based approach to electric vehicle design, conversion and operations. Drama Professors To Read From, Sign Copies of Their Books, Nov. 17 Janet Feindel released "The Thought Propels the Sound"; Michael Chemers released "Staging Stigma: A Critical Examination of the American Freak Show" in November 2008 and co-authored a new translation of Aristophanes' "Lysistrata" earlier that year; and Wendy Arons is the author of "Performance and Femininity in Eighteenth-Century German Women's Writing: The Impossible Act."