Undergraduate Admission

Student Services

Here for every single leader, thinker and thriver.

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"The Student Academic Success Center (SASC) is dedicated to student outcomes and success. From peer tutoring to academic coaching and the tartan scholars program, they are there to make sure that you get the help you need academically."
Sheldon '23

Completely dedicated to serving all kinds of backgrounds and minds.

You come here to learn, but we know that how you live is just as important. That’s why we offer resources dedicated to your mind, body and everything else — helping you live your healthiest and happiest life while you’re at Carnegie Mellon and well into the future.

Support across all sectors

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Student Academic Success Center

Your path to academic success is your own, and the Student Academic Success Center is here to help you understand who you are as a learner, communicator and scholar. Here, you’ll find academic coaching, tutoring, supplemental instruction and writing consultation, as well as language and cross-cultural support.

 

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A look inside the Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion at CMU

Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion

Our Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion (also known simply as the Center) is here to see that your truth is honored, offering resources to enhance your student experience in dimensions such as access, success, campus climate and intergroup dialogue. Additionally, the Center supports and connects historically underrepresented students and those who are first in their family to attend college, in a setting where students’ differences and talents are guided, appreciated and reinforced. Our staff in the Center partners with students to offer programs and initiatives that increase awareness and engage the community in creating a vibrant, inclusive campus environment.

 

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Counseling and Psychological Services

Your brilliant mind will get you here; keeping it healthy and strong will make all the difference. Counseling and Psychological Services (CaPS) is here to provide a safe, confidential environment to talk about your personal and academic concerns and help you improve your psychological health, supporting you in the moment and guiding your personal growth and maturation over time.

 

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Career and Professional Development Center

Be ready to put your education to work long before your first day on the job, and put your knowledge to the test before you start your first day of graduate school. The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) offers career exploration, campus employment, summer jobs, community service and internships, as well as help with the job search process, campus recruiting via the university’s online system, resume referrals, web-based resumes, networking and interviewing services, alumni career services, and career and graduate school counseling.

 

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Disability Resources

You’re here to get an exceptional education, and the Office of Disability Resources works hard to make sure nothing stands in your way — providing physical, digital and programmatic campus access to all events and information within the Carnegie Mellon community, for students and visitors to our campus.

 

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University Health Services

Staying well is paramount to your academic experience, and we’re all about helping you get the care you need. University Health Services is here to offer the same services as your doctor back home, with an emphasis on helping you and the rest of the community stay healthy. Get prescription refills, request medical records, communicate with health care providers and complete health and immunization forms — all via UHS’s secure online portal, HealthConnect.

 

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Safety

The health and safety of every Carnegie Mellon student is our top priority, so that they can excel at their education and enjoy college life.

Safety Services

Student safety is a top priority at Carnegie Mellon, and we work hard to offer peace of mind and keep you safe and sound:

  • The university employs a police department whose staff of police officers and security guards patrol the campus 24 hours a day on foot, by car and by bicycle. Learn more about how our police department utilizes proactive training to stay informed on best practices and community engagement.
  • The Carnegie Mellon University Police Department offers late-evening escort service to academic and residence buildings.
  • Regular on- and off-campus shuttle bus service is available to university apartments in the Oakland and Shadyside areas.
  • Campus emergency telephones are always close at hand.
  • We offer a free program for registering personal property, as well as safety tips and safety and security seminars.
  • SafeWalk, a student volunteer escort service, is also available to those walking across campus late at night.

Annual Safety and Athletics Reports

You deserve complete transparency, and we comply with the highest standards of safety reporting.

  • The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA), requires institutions of higher education that participate in federal financial aid programs to make available an annual security and fire safety report and an annual equity in athletics report.
  • As required by law, Carnegie Mellon University’s security and fire safety report describes security, alcohol and drug, sexual assault and fire safety policies, and contains statistics on the number and type of crimes committed on campus and cause of fires in campus residence facilities during the preceding three years. You can obtain a copy by contacting the Carnegie Mellon Police Department at 412.268.6232 or by sending an email. The annual security and fire safety report is also available online at http://exfxjp.870105.com/police/annualreports/index.html.
  • The equity in athletics report contains information about Carnegie Mellon University’s intercollegiate athletics program, including data regarding sport sponsorship, student-athlete participation, and program revenues and expenses. A printed copy of the university’s most recent report is available upon request by calling the Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation at 412.268.8054 or by sending an email to the Director of Athletics. The information is also available online each November 1 at http://ope.ed.gov/athletics. When visiting the site, select “Get data for one institution” from the right side of the page, enter “Carnegie Mellon University” in the “Name of Institution” field, click the “Search” button at the bottom of the page, and select “Carnegie Mellon University” in the “Institution” column.

Campus Stores

The Art Store

Home to the most complete line of fine art and technical supplies around to meet all of your creative needs.

The Bookstore

Online or on campus, this store is the place for assigned textbooks, required supplies and all the Carnegie Mellon merch, apparel and gifts you could want.

The Tech Store

Get the hook-up, connector and whatever else you need to stay online and running. Staffed by experts devoted to finding the right solution (they don’t work for commission, they work for you), this place is where the user truly comes first.

Resources for International Students

We understand that preparing to study across international borders can be a challenge. Let us help you find the resources you need.