卡内基梅隆大学

Carnegie Mellon University

  • 美国, 宾夕法尼亚州
  • 私立大学

  • $ 47642

    一年学费

  • 25%

    录取比例

  • 5925

    学生人数

  • 1%

    城市华人
 

学校信息

学校介绍
公认的世界最强研究大学之一，计算机专业名列前茅

卡内基梅隆大学位于宾夕法尼亚州的匹兹堡市，这里曾经是上个世纪的“钢铁之都”，近三十年来的产业转型让这里更加生机勃勃。匹兹堡夏天炎热，冬天非常寒冷，风雪特别大。

美国“钢铁大王”兼慈善家安德鲁・卡内基抱着为匹兹堡地区劳工阶层的子女提供职业教育的理念，1900年设立卡内基技术学校，1912年更名为理工学院，1967年与银行家安德鲁・梅隆创建的梅隆工业研究院合并。校园建筑大多是体积庞大的现代化大楼，但艺术学院的大楼造型却极为优美。这也体现了这所大学的两大顶尖学术特色：以机器人制造为代表的计算机科学和以戏剧为代表的艺术科学相辅相成。另外她也是拿到美国军方研发费用最多的大学。

卡内基倡导并以“全心全意工作的态度”作为办学信念，一百年来已经根深蒂固地融于这所大学的文化之中，对学生的技术训练异常严格，课业十分繁重，在《普林斯顿评论》每年抛出的“学生累得像狗的大学排名”中，一直高居前列，学生几天几夜泡在计算机房编写软件是家常便饭。对于那些想要致力于科学研究的同学，这所学校值得申请。 近年来该校本科生中的国际生比例是20%，其中中国学生占到国际生的30%

我国桥梁大家茅以升是这所大学的第一位博士，茅以升的全身塑像现在安放在校园之中。另一位华人校友也很有名，李开复毕业于此。

地理位置

本科项目申请

申请材料
材料名称 必交 选交 材料说明
申请费用 $75
高中排名 建议提交高中排名
高中成绩 提交高中成绩单，和学校概况（School Profile）
推荐信 提交1封任课教师推荐信
作品集 申请简述、艺术、设计、戏剧、音乐专业的学生，提交艺术补充材料
GPA 需要提交GPA成绩
ACT 提交SAT或ACT成绩（需要写作），ACT送分码为3534
SAT 提交SAT或ACT（需要写作）成绩，SAT送分码为2074
SAT II 提交至少2门SAT2科目成绩，每个学院有不同的科目要求
IELTS 提交托福或雅思成绩，雅思最低要求7.5分
TOEFL 提交托福或雅思成绩，托福送分码为2074，托福最低要求102分，单项分数最低要求25分
申请时间表

01/01

常规录取截止日

04/15

常规录取通知日

01/00

早录取截止日

05/01

决定是否接受 Offer

毕业后职业发展

26

排名

$62300

毕业起薪

$111700

中期薪资

51%

STEM学位比例

学校信息概览

统计数据
基本信息
联系我们
Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213 United States (412) 268-2000 www.cmu.edu
概况
创立时间: 1900-01-01
男女同校: 1
学校性质: Private Non-Profit
所在城市: Large city
校历: Semester
哲学与宗教: None
宗教信仰: None
费用
州内学生学费: $47642
外州及国际学生学费: $47642
食宿费: $11990
书本费: $1000
学生分布
全部研究生: 5925
全日制本科生: 5737
在职本科生: 188
男生: 3431
女生: 2490
Total Grad Students: 6057
全日制研究生: 5159
在职研究生: 898
助学金
概况
助学金截止时间: February 15 (priority)
学费保障计划: Not Available
预付学费计划: Not Available
学费分期付款计划: Available
州内学生学费: $47642
外州及国际学生学费: $47642
联系财务部门
电话: (412) 268-2082
邮件: undergraduate-admissions@andrew.cmu.edu
网址: http://my.cmu.edu/portal/site/admission/aid
资助/贷款 联邦资助 机构资助 州资助 学生贷款 总计
平均数值 $6516 $22620 $2320 $7537 $33679
% 学生得到的 15% 61% 4% 47% 76%
评分
  • A+ 学术能力
  • C 体育
  • B- 校内饮食
  • B 校内住宿
  • B 校园品质
  • A+ 多样性
  • B 校园规模
  • D+ 保守程度
  • A+ 自由程度
  • C+ 毒品安全
  • B+ 希腊生活
  • B+ 姑娘和小伙儿
  • D+ 姑娘们的吸引力
  • C- 小伙儿的吸引力
  • B- 健康和安全
  • A- 当地环境
  • A- 校外饮食
  • A 校外住宿
  • C 停车场
  • B+ 聚会
  • A+ 技术支持
  • A- 交通便捷
最好 & 最坏
事实 & 统计
  • 快乐的学生
    95% of students return after their first year.
  • 可验证的成功
    87% of students will complete their education and graduate with a degree.
  • 学识渊博的教授
    97% of students surveyed rated the general knowledge of professors as above average.
  • 大的寝室
    50% of students surveyed felt that dorms were more spacious than average.
  • 接纳校园社区
    84% of students surveyed said that the campus community as a whole is very accepting of members of minority groups.
  • Easy to Get By on a Student's Budget
    65% of students surveyed felt that the amount it costs to live while at school was better than average.
  • Safe Campus
    61% of students surveyed said that they feel extremely safe and secure on campus.
  • Highly Satisfied Students
    80% of students surveyed would make the same school choice if they could do it all over again.
  • 帮助找工作和实习
    71% of students surveyed said that the career center is very helpful and provides services to students beyond help landing a job.
  • 向最棒的人学习
    98% of faculty have earned the highest degree in their field.
  • 个人关注
    You can expect personal attention with 69% of classes having less than 20 students.
  • 帮助成功
    The school has academic and career counseling available to help you when you need it.
  • 获得AP学分
    If you took AP classes in high school, you might be able to get college credit for them.
  • Work Part-Time During School
    Employment services are available for students.
  • 帮助被雇佣
    Placement services are available to graduates.
  • 极端的多样性
    One of the most racially diverse campuses-59% of students are minorities.
  • 昂贵的
    Tuition is a steep $43,160, one of the most expensive rates in the country.
  • 贵的住宿费
    Living on campus doesn't come cheap, with an average housing price tag of $6,810.
Best Of
  • 1
    Events like Buggy, Carnival, and Greek Sing
  • 2
    Career fairs
  • 3
    Painting the fence at midnight and chillin' on the cut on a nice day
  • 4
    Diversity and research opportunities
  • 5
    $1 movies in the UC, plays at the Purnell Center
  • 6
    The prestige of CMU
  • 7
    Vocelli Pizza and half-priced, late-night food at local restaurants
  • 8
    PHI on Thursday nights and "Wine Night" at Shady Grove and the William Penn Tavern
  • 9
    Free entrance to most museums, gardens, and exhibits; free food from campus organizations
  • 10
    Cost of living in Pittsburgh
Worst Of
  • 1
    Workload and tuition
  • 2
    Rain and cold, and stinkbugs (Pittsburgh's resident insect)
  • 3
    Boy/girl ratio
  • 4
    Varsity sports games
  • 5
    Bagpipes
  • 6
    Teachers with heavy accents
  • 7
    Finding a parking spot
  • 8
    Walking to the sky statue
  • 9
    The HUB
  • 10
    Skibo Gym

学校信息

学术
事实 & 统计
  • 师生比例
    13:1
  • 全职师资
    917
  • 兼职师资
    80
  • 全职教员
    1,281
  • 终极学位的教员
    98%
  • 平均工资
    $115,011
  • 全职保留比率
    95%
  • 毕业率
    87%
  • 可提供的项目/专业
    167
  • 学术/职业咨询
    Yes
  • 治疗服务
    No
  • 班级规模
    • Fewer than 20 students: 69%
    • 20 to 49 students: 20%
    • 50 or more students: 11%
  • 教育项目
    Occupational: No
    Academic: Yes
    Continuing Professional: No
    Recreational/Avocational: No
    Adult Basic Remedial: No
    Secondary (High School): No
  • 特殊证书机会
    Advanced Placement (AP) Credits: Yes
    Dual Credit: Yes
    Life Experience Credits: No
  • 本科院校/部门
    • Carnegie Institute of Technology
    • College of Fine Arts
    • Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences
    • Mellon College of Science
    • School of Computer Science
    • Tepper School of Business
  • 授予学位
    • Bachelor's degree
    • Certificate
    • Doctorate - Research/scholarship
    • Master's degree
    • Post-bachelor's certificate
    • Post-master's certificate
  • 最受欢迎的专业
    • Business Administration and Management: 4%
    • Computer Science: 2%
    • Electrical and Electronics Engineering: 4%
    • Information Technology: 5%
  • Graduation Requirements
    • Computer literacy
    • English (including composition)
    • History
    • Humanities
    • Mathematics
    • Social science
  • 特殊的学习选项
    • Study abroad
    • Teacher certification (below the postsecondary level)
  • Other Academic Offerings
    • Cooperative education program
    • Cross-registration
    • Double major
    • Exchange student program (domestic)
    • Independent study
    • Internships
    • Liberal arts/career combination
    • Student-designed major
  • Online Courses
    Online courses are offered through the Open Learning Initiative (OLI) for both open and free courses to take independently, or as part of the curriculum for a University course. The open and free courses are offered in biological science, media programming, statistics, French, psychology, and more. These are self-guided, whereas the academic courses have access to an instructor and graded tests. However, online courses as part of degree-seeking programs do not replace human professors at Carnegie Mellon.
  • 学校的最好的地方
    • Baker-Porter Hall
    • Cathedral of Learning (UPitt Campus)
    • Gates-Hillman Center
    • Hunt Library
    • University Center
  • 成功小贴士
    • Actually go to class.
    • Always dispute bad grades.
    • Ask the TAs tons of questions.
    • Check your email at least 10 times a day.
    • Don't get caught bringing alcohol into the dorms.
    • If you have an ID, never show it to a police officer.
    • Know what you want to study before coming here.
    • Learn time management-and fast.
    • Pick classes you actually like.
    • Research your professors before choosing your classes.
学生投票

你对以下的陈述是同意还是不同意？ 基于 110 个问卷回复

强烈反对
强烈同意
  • 我的大类教育要求是有价值和有意义的
  • 可以轻松选到自己想上的课程
  • 学术导师乐于助人
  • 打分是公平和公正的
  • 有很多种有趣的课程可以选择
  • 学生被鼓励去探索大范围的课程和话题
  • 课业压力可以轻松管理
  • 线上也有很多好的课程可选
  • 助教是有效的
  • 课程安排/注册过程是有效和学生友好的
  • 教室/实验室是最新的且新技术有效的

你经常做什么 基于 43 个问卷回复

从来没有
总是这样
  • 上课（讲座和讲座）
  • 做所有的家庭作业
  • 做所有被分配的阅读
  • 充分的学习
  • 有效利用研讨小组和课后答疑时间
  • 记笔记

这所学校在你申请时处于什么位置？ 基于 43 个问卷回复

  • 28% 这是我的女神校
  • 67% 这是我的最想去的学校之一
  • 5% 这是我的保底学校
入学政策
入学数据
全面入学数据
全部的申请者: 18884
男性申请者: 11880
女性申请者: 7004
全部: 4813
男性接纳度: 2521
女性接纳度: 2292
录取比率: 25%
拒绝率: 30%
联系我们
电话: (412) 268-2082
邮件: undergraduate-admissions@andrew.cmu.edu
网址: http://my.cmu.edu/site/admission
申请信息
开放入学: No
一般申请: Yes
Application Fee: $75
申请网站: http://my.cmu.edu/portal/site/admission/apply_now
需要知道的重要日期 截止日期 注意事项
最早申请日期 01-00 01-00
一般时间 01-01 04-15
必须申请 05-01
入学政策
Consideration		 必须 建议 非强制性
学分绩
高中学校排名
高中成绩单
大学预科课程
推荐信
面试/作品集
SAT/ACT
TOEFL
注册新生数据
全部注册新生: 1442
全日制注册男生: 800
全日制注册女生: 642
兼职注册男性: 0
兼职注册女性: 0
候补名单数据
申请者放置: ? 5003
接受申请者: ? 642
注册的学生: ? 6
转换数据
接受的申请者: 676
接纳的申请者: 84
Students EnrolledF: 41
标准化考试数据
标准化考试分数 Critical Reading Math Writing Composite (out of)
SAT分数的中位数 640 - 740 700 - 790 650 - 750 1990 - 2280 (2400)
ACT分数的中位数 30 - 34 30 - 34 - 30 - 34 (36)
总体数据
高中班级的top10%: 75%
需要的SAT/ACT: either
提交SAT的学生: 34%
提交ACT的学生: 90%
SAT单项测试的要求
没有报告的
事实 & 统计
  • Tips for Getting In
    • Apply to H&SS if you don't think you'll get in-it's easier to get into and you can switch schools.
    • Be well rounded. Even if you intend to study outside of math and science-do well in all subjects.
    • Depth versus breadth-it's better to be deeply involved in a few extracurriculars versus every club at your school.
    • Don't apply Early Decision if you're not completely committed.
    • Express passion in what you intend to study.
    • GPA isn't as big of a deal in comparison with other schools at this level.
    • Have activities outside of school that you are committed to.
    • Research on the website to be specific in your "Why CMU" essay.
    • Take a tour or do a Sleeping Bag Weekend.
    • Take APs, but don't expect to get credit for them.
    • Write an honest application essay-they get enough where they can spot embellishment a mile away.
  • 在去学校之前应该知道的事情
    • Don't buy the bed sheets and linens from the school catalog.
    • Don't rely on the Pittsburgh bus system.
    • Don't skip "Playfair" during orientation.
    • Don't wait until November to buy winter clothes-winter usually comes early.
    • Eight hours of sleep is a rarity.
    • Get on the smallest meal plan possible.
    • It helps to have an ID, but it's not a necessity.
    • It's not a big party school.
    • The workload is almost overwhelming.
  • 访谈与信息会话
    There are two different types of information sessions, one of which is for high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, which is a general overview of the application process and the University. The other one is specific to high school seniors or students who will be applying in the coming months, and is more specific to the programs, financial aid, campus life, and admission. Preview information sessions are given in the spring, usually twice a day. Senior information sessions are held during the late summer and early fall. While seniors are on campus for an information session, interviews with admissions officers are also available between the months of May and November.
  • 校园旅行
    Tours are given by Andrew Ambassadors, who are current undergraduate students that are passionate about Carnegie Mellon. Interested students can sign up for tours at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., or 3:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. The only exceptions are during University holidays, breaks, and finals. For those who want to see a residence hall, a tour of Stever Hall is available at 1 p.m. on the days tours are offered, and it leads directly into the 1:30 p.m. campus tour.
  • 探视
    Carnegie Mellon offers Sleeping Bag Weekends for prospective and admitted students during the fall and spring semesters. A student who wishes to participate in a regular Sleeping Bag Weekend arrives on a Sunday, stays in an undergraduate dorm, and then has the opportunity to attend classes before departing Monday. Minority students can sign up for the Celebration of Diversity, which begins a day earlier than the usual Sleeping Bag Weekend. Students arrive on a Saturday afternoon and spends a couple days with their undergraduate host before departing on Monday.
  • Campus Map
    www.cmu.edu/about/visit/campus-map.shtml
  • 校园全景
    www.cmu.edu/vrtour
  • Did You Know?
    • Admission officers travel to towns and cities across the country to conduct information sessions and interviews for students who can't make it out to Pittsburgh. Prospective students can sign up for notifications for these traveling information sessions on the CMU admission website.
    • Rising juniors and seniors who are really interested in experiencing CMU can attend a Pre-College Program for six weeks during the summer. Students can participate in architecture, art & design, drama, music, or the Game Academy, which explores the skills needed in the video game industry.
工作 & 实习
事实 & 统计
  • 职业中心
    5000 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 268-2064
    www.studentaffairs.cmu.edu/career
  • 雇用服务
    Yes
  • 安置服务
    Yes
  • Other Career Services
    • Campus employment
    • Career counseling
    • Career fairs
    • Career workshops
    • Graduate school advising
    • Jobs and internships
    • TartanTrak
  • Best Student Jobs On Campus
    • Admissions office (Andrew Ambassador)
    • Desk attendant (you get paid to press a button, basically)
    • Grader
    • Housing office assistant
    • TA (teaching assistant)
    • Department office assistant
  • Worst Student Jobs On Campus
    • CMU Telefund (alumni donation caller)
    • CulinArt staff (dining services)
    • Library shelver
    • The Waffle Shop (technically off campus, but it's a CMU job)
  • Best Places to Work Off Campus
    • Apple Store (Shadyside)
    • American Apparel (Shadyside)
    • Sphinx Café (hookah lounge, Oakland)
  • 找工作或者实习的建议
    There are two really great resources to utilize to find a job or internship in a certain field. As with any other school, it's important to visit the Career and Professional Development Center as much as possible. Many companies schedule interviews through it, and staff members will review resumes, cover letters, and interview tips before the real thing. Each school also has a specific adviser in the career center, so students can be sure they are getting the right kind of advice. Secondly, it is important to utilize the academic advisers within each specific major, too. Most departments have a list to email students news, jobs, and internships that are sent to them.
  • 最常雇佣毕业生的公司
    • Accenture
    • Bank of America
    • Boeing
    • Ford Motor Company
    • Harris
    • IBM
    • Intel
    • Lockheed Martin
    • Merck
    • Microsoft
    • Oracle
    • PPG
    • Westinghouse
  • 进入工作市场的毕业生
    Within six months: 98%
学生投票

职业中心在学生找实习和找工作提供的帮助 基于 67 个问卷回复

  • 72% 很有帮助。他们帮助你寻找工作和实习且提供工具和工作坊。
  • 22% 有一些帮助。职业中心给学生提供了资源但并不是针对个人的。
  • 4% 有些没有用。这里有一些资源但是并不是针对个人的。
  • 1% 完全没有用。他们几乎没有帮助学生找工作和实习。

学校校友纽带的强力程度 基于 67 个问卷回复

  • 42% 很强力。校友参与了很多活动且做了很多校园招聘。
  • 48% 比较强力。这里有些活动且你可以和你需要的校友联系。
  • 9% 有些弱。几乎没有校友活动且和校友没有真正的联系。
  • 1% 几乎没有。毕业之后，校友和学校之间没有联系。
开设专业
MajorCertificateAssociateBachelor'sMaster'sDoctoral
Architecture and Planning 0 23 6
Architecture Studies 0 19 5
Architecture 0 19 5
Environmental Architecture and Design 0
Historic Preservation and Conservation 0 1
Planning and Development 4
Urban, Community and Regional Planning 4
Arts 28 88 104
Art Studies 27 5
Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management 16
Fine and Studio Arts Management 0
Theatre, Arts, and Media Management 16
Design and Applied Arts 21 17
Design and Visual Communications 8
Game and Interactive Media Design 0
Graphic Design 9
Industrial and Product Design 21
Film, Video, and Photography 0
Film and Video Studies 0
Fine Arts 1
Multimedia 0
Studio Arts 1
Music 28 38 47
Conducting 4
Music History and Literature 28 0 3
Music Performance 13 22
Music Theory and Composition 5 6
Musical Instruments 5 11
Voice and Opera 15 1
Performing Arts 1 19
Drama and Theatre Production 1 16
Theatre Design 3
Visual Arts 0
Biological Sciences 4 21 5
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 0 0
Bioinformatics 1 11 5
Biology 0 0
Biology and Biological Sciences 0 0
Biotechnology 10
Neuroscience and Neurobiology 3 0
Neuroanatomy 0
Neuroscience 3
Business 57 115 11
Business Management 6 21 3
Business Administration and Management 1 3 1
International Business 2
Managerial Economics 0 3 2
Non-Profit and Public Management 0 0
Operations Management 3 15 0
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Operations 0 2 1
Entrepreneurship 0 2 1
Finance and Accounting 37 88 3
Accounting 2 0
Actuarial Science 3 82
Finance 34 4 3
Human Resources 2 3
Human Resources Management 0
Organizational Behavior Studies 2 3
Management Sciences and Information Systems 4 0 0
Management Information Systems 4 0
Management Sciences and Statistics 0 0
Sales and Marketing 10 2 1
Marketing 10 2 1
Communications 0 2
Digital and Print Journalism 2
Journalism 2
Mass Communications and Media 0
Radio, Television, and Digital Communication 0
Computer and Information Sciences 190 628 49
Computer and IT Administration 57 0
Computer and Information Systems Security 52 0
IT Services Administration 5
Network, Database, and System Administration 0
Computer Science 163 18 19
Digital Design 0 80
Computer Graphics 0 80
Information Studies 27 473 30
Artificial Intelligence 33 20
Computer and Information Studies 1 62 0
Information Technology 26 378 10
Education 0
Education Studies and Research 0
Bilingual and Multicultural Education 0
Engineering 381 540 105
Agricultural and Environmental Engineering 2 3
Environmental Engineering 2 3
Biological Engineering 47 18 10
Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering 47 18 10
Chemical Engineering 64 32 12
Civil and Surveying Engineering 0 0
Civil Engineering 0 0
Computer Engineering 0 142 2
Computer Hardware Engineering 0 0 0
Computer Software Engineering 142 2
Construction Engineering and Technology 0
Construction Engineering 0
Electrical and Communications Engineering 147 184 29
Electrical and Electronics Engineering 147 184 29
Engineering Sciences and Mechanics 0 22 3
Engineering Mechanics 3 3
Engineering Physics 0
Engineering Science 19
Engineering Studies 19 35 15
Industrial Engineering and Technology 0
Industrial Engineering 0
Mechanical Engineering and Technology 98 100 29
Mechanical Engineering 98 77 11
Robotics and Automation Engineering 23 18
Operations Research 6 5 2
Environmental Sciences 3
Conservation and Environmental Studies 0
Environmental and Marine Sciences 0
Environmental Studies 0
Natural Resource Management 3
Natural Resources Management and Policy 3
Health Care 1 0
Health and Medical Administrative Services 1
Health Care Management 1
Medicine and Medical Studies 0
Health Service Preparatory Studies 0
Languages and Literature 80 47 9
English 49 40 7
Creative Writing 20
English Language Studies 6 15 2
Professional, Technical, Business, and Scientific Writing 23 20 0
Rhetoric and Composition 0 5 5
Language Studies and Linguistics 7 7 2
Foreign Languages and Literatures 7 2
Linguistics, Interpretation, and Translation 7
Regional Language and Literature Studies 13
Chinese Language and Literature 6
German Language and Literature 2
Japanese Language and Literature 5
Latin and Ancient Greek Studies 0
Russian and Eastern European Languages and Literature 0
Romance Languages 11
French Language and Literature 5
Romance Languages and Literatures 0
Spanish Language and Literature 6
Mathematics & Statistics 105 43 16
Computational and Applied Mathematics 10 0 4
Mathematics 47 8 2
Statistics 48 35 10
Philosophy and Religion 29 11 1
Philosophy Studies 29 11 1
Ethics 19
Logic 1 10 1
Philosophy 9 1 0
Physical Sciences 136 42 37
Astronomy and Astrophysics 6
Astrophysics 6
Chemistry and Chemical Technology 0 0
Chemistry 0 0
Materials Science 28 27 23
Physical Science Studies 0
Physics 23 15 14
Systems Science and Theory 79
Psychology & Counseling 23 0 0
Psychology 23 0 0
Psychology Studies 0
Physiological Psychology 0
Social Sciences & Liberal Arts 97 7 8
Area and Ethnic Studies 0
European and Russian Studies 0
Minority and Group Studies 0
Economics 21 0 2
Economic Development 0
Economics and Econometrics 21 0 2
History 12 5 4
Human Development 6 2 2
Behavioral Sciences 2 2 2
Cognitive Science 4
International Studies and Government 35 0
International Relations and National Security Studies 22
International Studies 13
Political Science and Government 0 0
Liberal Arts and Humanities 23
Social Sciences 0 0 0
Social Science Research Methods 0 0
Sociology 0 0 0
Social Services 28 166 4
Public Policy, Administration, and Social Work 28 166 4
Public Administration 31 0
Public Policy Analysis 28 135 4
奖学金
学生投票

哪一个陈述更好地描述了你在学校的财务资助经历？ 基于 120 个问卷回复

  • 26% 很顺畅，并且我拿到了我需要的财务资助。
  • 22% 过程有点儿苦难，但是我拿到了我需要的财务资助。
  • 11% 完全是令人头疼的一件事情，并且使用了各种方式来接受补助。
  • 15% 是一个开放的过程并且我正在解决它。
  • 26% 我没有申请财务资助。

学生情况

校友和毕业生
事实 & 统计
  • 校友办公室
    Alumni House
    5017 Forbes Ave.
    Phone: (800) 2-CMU-ALUM
    alumni-house@andrew.cmu.edu
    alumni.cmu.edu
  • 校友服务
    • Career services
    • Educational travel
    • Permanent alumni email address
    • Transcripts
  • 校友出版物
    Carnegie Mellon Today
  • 主要校友活动
    • 50th reunions
    • Cèilidh Weekend: Homecoming, Family Weekend, and International Festival
    • Decade reunions
    • Spring Carnival
  • 著名校友
    • Ted Danson (Class of '72) - star of TV show "Cheers"
    • Holly Hunter (Class of '80) - star of movie "The Piano"
    • Vinod Khosla (Class of '78) - former CEO of Sun Microsystems and leading Silicon Valley venture capitalist
    • Rob Marshall (Class of '82) - Academy Award-winning director/choreographer
    • Andy Warhol (Class of '49) - founded the '60s pop art movement, died in 1987
    • John Wells (Class of '66) - creator and producer of TV shows "Hill Street Blues," "LA Law," and "NYPD Blue"
    • Ming-Na Wen (Class of '86) - voice of Mulan and actress in "The Joy Luck Club" and "ER"
  • 你知道吗
    Interested students can contact the Carnegie Mellon Admission Council to find a representative from the more than 1,000 alumni involved. These alumni offer interviews from October to February, in case an applicant can't travel for an admissions counselor interview.
多样性
事实 & 统计
  • 非洲裔美国人
    5%
  • 亚洲人
    22%
  • 西班牙人
    7%
  • 国际的
    15%
  • 本土美国人
    0%
  • 白人
    40%
  • 未知
    7%
  • 历史上是否是黑人大学
    No
  • 民族学院
    No
  • 州外学生
    87%
  • 一般住处
    • California
    • Foreign countries
    • Maryland
    • New Jersey
    • New York
  • 学生年龄细分
    Under 18: 1%
    18-19: 24%
    20-21: 24%
    22-24: 25%
    25+: 25%
  • 女教员
    25%
  • 男教员
    75%
  • 教员多样性
    African American: 2%
    Asian American: 8%
    Hispanic: 2%
    International: 13%
    Native American: 0%
    White: 75%
    Unknown: 0%
  • 同志骄傲大游行
    This campus is very accepting of members of the LGBTQ community. Most would think that the gay community is centrally located in the College of Fine Arts, but that is a common misconception. There are LGBTQ people in a large variety of majors, including those in engineering, information systems, biological sciences, and more that are the opposite of fine arts. People of all sexual orientations are accepted with open arms, and you'll find it hard to gather evidence that says otherwise.
  • 政治活动
    Students aren't afraid to voice their political opinions, but you won't hear them do so often-mostly because students are not as concerned with politics as they are with how many all-nighters they plan to spend at Hunt Library. There are student groups for Democrats, Libertarians, and Republicans, but their involvement is not a major force. The only times when CMU students really get involved in politics are when foreign presidents and diplomats come to speak (as they tend to bring protesters along with them), or when the University Center offers tables where students can register to vote.
  • 经济地位
    Students come from a variety of backgrounds, but most would identify as middle class or upper-middle class (which in this day and age, equates to high class). This is because of the high numbers of students who come from international backgrounds. Those that mainly live outside of the United States don't receive financial aid, so to finance CMU's $50,000-plus tuition and fees would take a pretty rich family. Some of these "rich kids" aren't necessarily international, but again, their parents can afford to foot the lofty invoice that comes with a world-renowned education. While these students certainly exist, a majority of the student population is middle class and relies on some form of financial aid-whether it be loans, scholarships, or work-study.
  • 最寻常的地区
    Christians, Buddhists, Jews, Hindus, Muslims-the list goes on and on. At CMU, there is no established religion, and there are both student groups and University-sponsored events for those of all religions (or lack of religion). For example, during Homecoming weekend, the campus celebrates Diwali for all of the Indian students, even though it means something different for each religion that observes it. There is a Jewish fraternity and a Jewish university center, Hillel, where students can elect to eat if the meal plan doesn't satisfy their diet. There are prayer rooms for all religions on the first and lower levels of the University Center, and students of all races and religions come together to form their own small Bible studies or prayer groups.
  • 校园内的少数俱乐部
    The most notable minority clubs are Spirit for African Americans, ASA (Asian Student Association), and Mayur (the Indian student association). However, the list doesn't stop there. The 50-plus multicultural student organizations contribute to a large portion of the events on campus. Spirit Fashion Show takes place each spring during the Sleeping Bag Weekend for newly admitted minority students. Mayur hosts one of the most prominent bhangra competitions in the East ("Bhangra in the Burgh") each fall. Whether you are looking for entertainment, service opportunities, or some cheap, home-cooked food, the minority clubs host dozens of events each semester and are a force to be reckoned with on campus.
  • Did You Know?
    Carnegie Mellon University has a campus in Qatar that specializes in biological sciences, business administration, computer science, computational biology, and information systems. Aspiring undergraduates can apply directly to Qatar, or apply to Pittsburgh and choose to study in Qatar for a semester.
学生投票

学生在以下领域的多样性是怎样的？ 基于 86 个问卷回复

非常同质化
差异性很大
  • 经济地位
  • 道德声望
  • 国际学生
  • 政治关系
  • 宗教背景
  • 性取向

How would you best describe your personal political beliefs? 基于 70 个问卷回复

  • 14% 激进的/自由的
  • 23% 自由的
  • 30% 中度的
  • 6% 保守的
  • 0% 非常保守
  • 17% 自由人
  • 10% 不是很确定

How would you best describe the political beliefs of campus as a whole? 基于 86 个问卷回复

  • 8% 激进的/自由的
  • 36% 自由的
  • 33% 中度的
  • 3% 保守的
  • 0% 非常保守
  • 2% 自由人
  • 17% 不是很确定

你加入了哪一个政党 基于 40 个问卷回复

  • 22% 共和党
  • 40% 民主党
  • 22% 无党派
  • 0% 其他没有提及的党派
  • 15% 我不关心政治

校园对于同性恋、双性人的接纳度 基于 40 个问卷回复

  • 65% 接纳度很高。这些学生被视作是正常学生。
  • 28% 接纳，他们被公平对待，但是仍然有一些人不认可。
  • 8% 有一些接受，但是这些学生可能是群体外部的，并且是害怕被孤立的。
  • 0% 不接受的，他们经常保持沉默。

学校整体对于少数群体的接纳程度？ 基于 70 个问卷回复

  • 81% 非常接受的。
  • 16% 大多数学生是很接纳的，只有少数案例是不接受的
  • 3% 校园接纳度是分散的，不是所有的少数群体都是可以被接纳的
  • 0% 作为少数群体在这里是非常痛苦的
毒品安全
事实 & 统计
  • 与酒精相关的案件
    81
  • 与酒精相关的逮捕
    27
  • 毒品相关的提供
    8
  • 毒品有关大逮捕
    4
  • 最受欢迎的毒品
    • Alcohol
    • Caffeine
    • Marijuana
    • Prescription "study" drugs (Adderall, Ritalin, etc.)
  • 毒品咨询项目
    Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS)
    Morewood Gardens, E-Tower, second floor
    Pittsburgh
    (412) 268-2922
    Alcohol assessment services, short-term counseling, support for children of alcoholics, alcohol-related literature
  • Did You Know?
    • Amnesty is a school policy where someone can call the campus police or emergency medical services if someone they know is exhibiting signs of alcohol poisoning. The students who called won't get cited if they were drinking, nor will it go on any of their records.
    • Campus housing is considered University property, so if called, Pittsburgh law enforcement can access students' rooms to uphold federal and state drug laws.
学生投票

说出校园里最受欢迎的毒品 基于 70 个问卷回复

  • 37% 酒精
  • 32% 大麻
  • 18% 处方研究药物
  • 4% 没有
  • 3% 其他处方药
  • 3% 可卡因
  • 2% 迷幻药
  • 1% 类固醇
  • 1% 迷幻剂
  • 0% 处方止疼药（安定剂）
  • 0% 海洛因
  • 0% 甲基苯丙胺

你将如何描述校园里的毒品使用状况 基于 70 个问卷回复

  • 7% 毒品没有在校园里使用，是真的
  • 44% 几乎没注意过。很少学生参与
  • 41% 有点明显，少于一半的同学参与
  • 7% 很明显，很多学生参与
  • 0% 非常明显，大多数学生参与

你将如何描述学校里的群体性醉酒现象？ 基于 71 个问卷回复

  • 7% 学生几乎不在校园里喝酒
  • 10% 几乎没注意过。很少学生参与
  • 38% 有点明显，少于一半的同学参与
  • 32% 很明显，很多学生参与
  • 13% 非常明显，大多数学生参与

低龄儿童如何接触到酒精 基于 71 个问卷回复

  • 8% 不限制
  • 20% 有点限制
  • 62% 不太限制
  • 10% 开放的

个人的压力如何影响学生摄入酒精和毒品？ 基于 71 个问卷回复

  • 44% 你可以有足够的社会生活可以免除毒品和酒精
  • 46% 很多人以某种形式参加，如果你不参加会被区别对待
  • 10% 如果你不喝酒会觉得有点尴尬
  • 0% 如果不参与就会被排挤
希腊生活
事实 & 统计
  • 兄弟会的本科男生
    11%
  • Freshman Men in Fraternities
    0%
  • 姐妹会的本科女生
    12%
  • Freshman Women in Sororities
    0%
  • 兄弟会的人数
    13
  • 姐妹会的人数
    8
  • 兄弟会
    • Alpha Epsilon Pi
    • Alpha Phi Alpha
    • Beta Theta Pi
    • Delta Tau Delta
    • Kappa Alpha Psi
    • Kappa Sigma
    • Lambda Phi Epsilon
    • Pi Delta Psi
    • Pi Kappa Alpha
    • Sigma Alpha Epsilon
    • Sigma Nu
    • Sigma Phi Epsilon
    • Sigma Tau Gamma
  • 姐妹会
    • Alpha Chi Omega
    • Alpha Kappa Alpha
    • Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
    • Delta Delta Delta
    • Delta Gamma
    • Kappa Alpha Theta
    • Kappa Kappa Gamma
    • Kappa Phi Lambda
  • Multicultural Colonies
    • Alpha Kappa Alpha
    • Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
    • Alpha Phi Alpha
    • Delta Upsilon
    • Kappa Alpha Psi
    • Kappa Phi Lambda
    • Lambda Phi Epsilon
    • Pi Delta Psi
    • Sigma Chi
  • 其他希腊组织
    • Greek Advisory Board
    • Interfraternity Council
    • Multicultural Greek Council
    • Panhellenic Council
学生投票

在校园场景里希腊生活的角色 基于 103 个问卷回复

  • 20% 兄弟会很大，你不必加入社团去享受，但是你可能会考虑加入
  • 73% 希腊生活是平均的，如果你不加入没有人会区别对待你。
  • 0% 希腊生活很大，如果你不是希腊人，你就什么都不是
  • 7% 在社会生活中希腊生活是不重要且没有什么影响的
  • 0% 我们没有希腊生活

非组织人对于组织人的总体态度 基于 102 个问卷回复

  • 14% 很多不是会的人认为希腊会员做了很多对社团有益的事情
  • 67% 大多说非会员对于会员很冷漠。
  • 11% 非会员认为希腊人只对她们加入的党派有好处。
  • 9% 非会员认为他们是势力而且排外的。

进入兄弟会或者姐妹会的难度 基于 102 个问卷回复

  • 20% 很容易
  • 67% 有些容易
  • 14% 有些困难
  • 0% 很困难
姑娘们 & 小伙儿
事实 & 统计
  • 女生
    42%
  • 男生
    58%
  • 计划生育
    Yes
    Students complain about the prices, but the fact of the matter is that CMU Health Services offers pretty much anything in the area of birth control. Most male condoms are 25 cents, unless you need the extra-large variety-those you'll have to splurge at 50 cents. They even have female condoms, available for $1.50, although most girls at CMU stick to the pill, which can be prescribed by appointment. In case you are ever in need of a quick fix, both Health Services and the Rite Aid up the road sell emergency contraception, also known as the morning-after pill.
  • 与学生碰面最好的地方
    1. Computer clusters
    2. The Cut
    3. Frats
  • Best Places to Hook Up
    1. Empty classrooms
    2. Flagstaff
    3. Football field
    4. Frats
    5. Off-campus parties
  • 社会科学
    Among the many different types of students at Carnegie Mellon, there is always someone outgoing and willing to bring others into the group. While most social circles are clearly defined (you know why someone fits in there), most people aren't confined to hang out with one group of people. You'll find that computer science nerds aren't always shy, and drama nerds aren't always loud and out there. Some social circles are more outgoing as a whole than others; however, they are brought together by common interests, and at the end of the day, if you share an interest, you'll fit right in. Rely on the fact that at Carnegie Mellon everyone is nerdy about something, whether it is Dungeons & Dragons or fashion, so that makes life a bit easier.
  • 同盟或者恋爱关系
    You'll find that a surprising number of people at CMU are in relationships-both guys and girls. An even more surprising number is the amount of people who are with someone that doesn't go to the school. Keep in mind, though, that it is college, and just because people are in relationships doesn't mean they are long-lasting committed ones. While you'll find that guy or girl who is crazy about "the one," you'll more often find someone who turns casual hookups into casual dating.
  • 着装礼仪
    You are allowed to stumble into class wearing sweatpants with your shirt on backwards. While people might stare for a second, weirder things are seen at CMU. This is not a school where you have to dress your New York best every day to class, especially since half of the computer science students tend to spend 72 hours straight in the Gates building. As with any school, there are those who take pride in their appearance, and come to class every day of the semester wearing something different and equally tasteful. But that is not a must. Nights and weekends, however, that changes. Girls take their time getting ready, oftentimes favoring the cutest outfit over dressing for the weather. Guys will don button-downs and actually shave, in preparation for the few hours a week where appearance actually matters at CMU.
  • Did You Know?
    Orientation is a major event on campus: While most schools set aside two or three days during the summer, CMU freshmen have an entire week right before the start of school to get to know each other. None of the events are mandatory, but since everyone is new, it's a great way to meet people. Plus, there's an event where you meet everyone in your class-maybe there's a possibility for love at first sight?
学生投票

我会说学校里的女生是 基于 83 个问卷回复

强烈反对
强烈同意
  • 迷人的
  • 运动好的
  • 有创造力的
  • 友好的
  • 有趣的
  • 令人讨厌的
  • 学习认真的
  • 聚会
  • 开朗的
  • 同性恋
  • 宗教信仰的
  • 聪明的
  • 高傲的

我会说学校里的男生是 基于 83 个问卷回复

强烈反对
强烈同意
  • 迷人的
  • 运动好的
  • 有创造力的
  • 友好的
  • 有趣的
  • 令人讨厌的
  • 学习认真的
  • 聚会
  • 开朗的
  • 同性恋
  • 宗教信仰的
  • 聪明的
  • 高傲的

在学校最好的交友方式是？ 基于 37 个问卷回复

  • 25% Join Clubs
  • 21% Your dorm
  • 20% Your Major
  • 12% Join Greek Life
  • 11% Join Sports
  • 7% Go out to parties.
  • 5% Classes

你如何排名学校的社会现象？ 基于 94 个问卷回复

  • 14% 非常有生气的，每天都有许多流行活动
  • 60% 活跃的，有一些流行活动
  • 24% 安静的，只有一些流行的活动和机会来遇见新的人
  • 2% 缺乏，几乎，没有有趣的或者流行的活动

校园信息

校园管理
事实 & 统计
  • 学生最有可能因为...被抓住
    • Bringing food or drinks in a cluster
    • Cheating-big no-no
    • Downloading copyrighted materials
    • Drinking underage
    • Having candles and incense sticks in your dorm room
    • Making too much noise in your dorm room (during quiet hours)
    • Not having a wristband for the gyms
    • Parking illegally
    • Rolling down hallways of buildings
    • Running around on rooftops of buildings
    • Sending unsolicited email (spam)
    • Smoking weed
    • Stealing dishes from Schatz
    • Streaking on the field
  • Visitation Policies
    Most dorms have a desk attendant that controls the entry to the building. Only students who live in that dorm can swipe themselves in, but other CMU students can simply flash their school ID to the attendant to gain access. People who don't have ID cards can only enter if they are with a student who lives in that building. The same goes for the dorms that don't have desk attendants: A visitor will need to be with someone who lives there. Visitors who are staying for an extended time period are usually allowed, but it depends on the agreement between the roommates. RAs are responsible to notify floormates of visitors staying an extended period of time because it is almost like these guests are getting free housing.
  • Did You Know?
    If one of your friends is dangerously drunk and you are scared for his or her safety, campus police offers a service called Amnesty. The EMTs, which are other students, and campus police will come and make sure the friend or friends in trouble are OK, without penalizing either the patient or the caller. This policy really prevents cases of alcohol poisoning because students aren't afraid to call for help.
学生投票

行政策略对于以下话题的排名严厉程度 基于 109 个问卷回复

很严格
非常宽容
  • 寝室酒精的使用
  • 出席率
  • 创建新的学生组织
  • 毒品使用
  • 荣誉守则
  • 噪音干扰
  • 停车
  • 游行示威
  • 未达到法定年龄喝酒
  • 寝室探视

校园警察或安保如何影响你的校园经历 基于 117 个问卷回复

  • 49% Very positively. Officers are kind and helpful.
  • 44% 比较好的，如果你尊重他们会很好相处。
  • 7% 有点不好，他们只对破坏感兴趣。
  • 1% 非常不好，他们把每个人都当成罪犯来对待。
体育
事实 & 统计
  • 体育协会
    • NAA
    • NCAA
  • 体育部门
    NCAA Division III (with football)
  • 体育会议
    Football: University Athletic Association
    Basketball: University Athletic Association
  • 校色
    Cardinal, gray, and tartan plaid
  • 学校昵称
    Tartans
  • 参与大学体育的男生
    243 - 7%
  • 参与大学体育的女生
    129 - 5%
  • 大学男生的体育运动
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Soccer
    • Swimming and diving
    • Tennis
    • Track and field
  • 大学女生体育运动
    • Basketball
    • Soccer
    • Swimming and diving
    • Tennis
    • Track and field
    • Volleyball
  • 体育俱乐部
    • Badminton
    • Baseball
    • Cricket
    • Cycling
    • Fencing
    • Grappling
    • Ice hockey
    • Kendo
    • Lacrosse (men's and women's)
    • Martial arts
    • Racquetball
    • Roller hockey
    • Rowing
    • Rugby
    • Skiing
    • Soccer (men's and women's)
    • Tennis
    • Ultimate Frisbee
    • Volleyball
    • Water polo
  • 校内
    • Badminton
    • Basketball
    • Cross country
    • Dodgeball
    • Flag football
    • Floor hockey
    • Kickball
    • Racquetball
    • Soccer
    • Softball
    • Squash
    • Tennis
    • Ultimate Frisbee
    • Volleyball
    • Water polo
  • 体育场地和工具
    • Gesling Stadium (outdoor track and football field)
    • Outdoor soccer field
    • Outdoor tennis courts
    • Skibo Gymnasium
    • University Center Gym
    • Varsity weight room
  • 大多数受欢迎的运动
    The most popular varsity sports are undoubtedly football, men's soccer, and basketball. There's no concrete reason why, but most suspect there is a correlation between the amount of parties these teams throw and the number of "fans" that show up to their games.
  • Most Overlooked Teams
    Some students would tell you that the most overlooked sports teams would be all of them. As sad as that is, there are two sports that win the title of most overlooked. Golf and cheerleading are two varsity sports, but most CMU students do not even realize that varsity golf exists. The cheerleaders are visible because they are at all basketball and football games, but for some reason they have a recruiting problem, and the three graduating seniors on the squad of five people present a problem for the future that can hopefully be rectified.
  • 学校精神
    Athletic school spirit is nonexistent. When it comes to athletics, students are more likely to say, "Yeah, we have a _____ team, but they suck." Some varsity teams actually have very good records, but the fact that CMU is a Division III school equates to "terrible sports" in the minds of most students. People have a lot more school spirit for the Carnegie Mellon name, and how prestigious their specific department is, instead of athletic achievement.
  • 获得门票
    Getting tickets isn't the hard part when attending sporting events-you simply show up. The most difficult part is finding a seat on the bleachers/in the stands among the 30 people that show up to each event.
  • 散步的最好地点
    The closest place to take a relaxing and scenic walk near campus is through Schenley Park. Schenley is located right behind Baker/Porter Hall, which houses the Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences. Multiple walking/running trails through shaded areas make it easy to walk or run 7 miles without retracing a step. Frick Park is a bit farther from CMU- about a mile and a half away-but it is still easy to get to, and some trails loop through both Schenley and Frick.
学生投票

体育运动在校园的流行度 基于 136 个问卷回复

  • 1% 几乎所有的事情都围绕体育运动展开
  • 6% 体育运动是大学生活的很大一部分
  • 40% 会参与体育运动，但是并不是校园生活的很大一部分
  • 52% 没有人关注体育运动

校内和俱乐部运动流行吗？ 基于 135 个问卷回复

  • 46% 他们和大学生体育运动一样流行
  • 8% 他们没有那么大学生体育那么流行，但是仍然是校园生活的很大一部分。
  • 44% 有一些人参加，但是并不是校园生活的主流。
  • 1% 几乎没有人参加他们

你如何描述体育器材 基于 134 个问卷回复

  • 4% 体育器材是国内最好的
  • 30% 体育是重要的，并且器材的质量是给专业和非专业的都能用的
  • 46% 对于运动员比较好用，对于一般人而言就那样
  • 20% 体育器材是在需求标准之下的
校园饮食
事实 & 统计
  • 平均伙食花费
    $4920 per year
  • 新生伙食预算
    Yes
  • Student Favorites: Campus Dining Hall
    • The Exchange
    • Resnik House
  • Student Favorites: Campus Restaurant/Vendor
    • Entropy
    • The Exchange
  • Student Favorites: Breakfast Food on Campus
    Breakfast sandwich (The Underground)
  • Student Favorites: Lunch/Dinner Entrée on Campus
    • Pasta (Pasta Villaggio)
    • Sushi (Sushi Too)
  • Student Favorites: Late-night Snack on Campus
    Pizza (Skibo Café)
  • 24小时伙食提供
    None-although the Maggie Murph Café in Hunt Library is open 24 hours Monday through Thursday.
  • 校园外使用的钱
    • Eat'n Park (Squirrel Hill)
    • Subway (Craig Street)
    • Vocelli Pizza
  • 特殊的选择
    On Margaret Morrison Street, right next to the soccer field, there are four or five food trucks open for lunch and dinner. These vendors, fondly called "the trucks," offer Thai, Chinese, Indian, and more at cheap prices.
Dining Halls & Campus Restaurants
  • Asiana
    Location: Newell-Simon Atrium
    Food: Chinese
    Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
  • Carnegie Mellon Café
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Hot breakfast, fried foods, sundaes and milkshakes
    Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-12 a.m., Saturday-Sunday 10 a.m.- 12 a.m.
  • City Grill
    Location: University Center
    Food: Burgers, fries
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Downtown Deli
    Location: University Center
    Food: Panini, sandwiches, wraps
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Entropy
    Location: University Center
    Food: Campus convenience store
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-2 a.m., Friday 7:30 a.m.-12 a.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-12 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-2 a.m.
  • Evgefstos
    Location: University Center
    Food: Vegan, vegetarian
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • The Exchange
    Location: Tepper School
    Food: Sandwiches, hot soups, and entrées
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
  • Ginger's Express
    Location: Baker Hall and Purnell Center
    Food: Coffee, sandwiches, salads, and soups
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
  • Heinz Café
    Location: Hamburg Hall
    Food: Grab-'n-go
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
  • Kosher Korner
    Location: University Center
    Food: Kosher meals, salad bar
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • La Prima Espresso
    Location: Wean Hall
    Food: Espresso, cappuccino, Italian pastries
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • The Maggie Murph Café
    Location: Hunt Library
    Food: Starbucks coffee, pastries
    Hours: Sunday 12 p.m.-Friday 9 p.m. (24 hours), Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
  • Mitchell's Mainstreet Marketplace
    Location: Newell-Simon Atrium
    Food: Soup, hot entrée and salad bar
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
  • Pasta Villaggio
    Location: University Center
    Food: Made-to-order pasta bowls
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Quick Piks
    Location: University Center
    Food: Grab-'n-go
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Schatz Dining Hall
    Location: University Center
    Food: Buffet-style breakfast, daily specials, grill, salad bar
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m., Friday 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
  • SEIber Café
    Location: Software Engineering Institute
    Food: Sandwiches, hot entrées, coffee and pastries
    Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Si Señor
    Location: University Center
    Food: Southwest/Mexican
    Hours: Daily 10:30 a.m.-1 a.m.
  • Skibo Café
    Location: University Center
    Food: Coffee, sandwiches, salads, and soups
    Hours: Daily 9 a.m.-2 a.m.
  • Souper Soup
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Soup and full salad bar
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
  • Spice it Up Grill
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Burgers, steaks and fries
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
  • Spinning Salads
    Location: University Center
    Food: Fresh salad bar
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Stephanie's
    Location: Mellon Institute
    Food: Grab-'n-go
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
  • Sushi Too
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Sushi
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
  • Take Comfort
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Hot entrées
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
  • Take Comfort Too
    Location: University Center
    Food: Hot entrées
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • Tartans Pavillion
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Pasta, pizza
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 4 p.m.-11 p.m.
  • Taste of India
    Location: Resnik House
    Food: Indian
    Hours: Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
  • Tazza D'Oro
    Location: Gates Hillman Center
    Food: Coffee, paninis, pastries
    Hours: Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
  • Totally Juiced
    Location: University Center
    Food: Fruit and juice bar
    Hours: Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  • The Underground
    Location: Morewood E-Tower
    Food: Hamburgers, sandwiches, salads
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 10:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
  • The Zebra Lounge
    Location: College of Fine Arts
    Food: Baked goods, coffee, sandwiches
    Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
学生投票

按照下列主题给校园建筑打分 基于 108 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 便捷的时间
  • 少数的选择
  • 健康/有机的选择
  • 半夜的选择
  • 质量
  • 价值
  • 选择的多样性
  • 素食主义者的选择

校园里最棒的食物选择是什么 基于 51 个问卷回复

  • 17% The Exchange
  • 13% To make your own food.
  • 9% Big City Grill
  • 9% Tazzo d'Oro
  • 7% Gallo
  • 7% Schatz
  • 7% Crepes
  • 6% Spinning Salads
  • 6% Tartan Express
  • 6% Resnik Cafe
  • 5% Food trucks by the soccer field
  • 4% The comfort food section of Resnik
  • 1% Skibo Cafe
  • 1% Pasta Veloce
  • 1% The Underground
  • 1% Underground
  • 1% Starve to avoid food poisoning
  • 1% Zebra Cafe
校园住宿
事实 & 统计
  • 校园住宿是否可得
    Yes
  • 校园住宿容纳能力
    4,069
  • 平均住宿费用
    $7,070
  • Types of Housing Offered
    • Apartments for single students
    • Coed dorms
    • Fraternity/sorority housing
    • Men's dorms
    • Special housing disabled students
    • Special interest housing
    • Women's dorms
  • 新生被要求住在学校里
    Yes
  • 住在校园里的学生
    64%
  • Freshmen Living On Campus
    99%
  • 宿舍的数量
    13
  • Number of Campus-Owned Apartments
    10
  • Best Freshman Dorms
    • Donner House
    • Morewood E-Tower
    • Mudge House
    • Residence on Fifth
    • Stever House
  • Best Upperclassman Dorms
    • Morewood Gardens
    • Resnik House
    • Roselawn Houses
    • West Wing House
  • Worst Freshman Dorms
    • Hammerschlag House
    • Henderson House
    • Residence on Fifth
    • Scobell House
  • Worst Upperclassman Dorms
    • Henderson House
    • Scobell House
    • Shady Oak Apartments
    • Woodlawn Apartments
  • 你可以得到什么
    • Bed
    • Bookshelf
    • Cable TV jack
    • Closet or wardrobe
    • Desk and chair
    • Dresser
    • Internet access
    • Window coverings
  • Also Available
    There are eight themed living areas available for freshmen on campus, including wellness housing, PLACE (Program for Leadership and Civic Engagement), QSSS (Quantitative Social Science Scholar), SHS (Science and Humanities Scholars Programs), HSP (Humanities Scholars Program), BXA interdisciplinary degree program, quiet living, and global studies.
  • 可以租住的
    MicroFridges are available from The Melvin Group. The cost is about $200 for the academic year, so if split between you and a roommate, that's only $50 a semester. They have 2.9 cubic feet in storage capacity, and it comes equipped with a mini-refrigerator, a mini-freezer, and a microwave on top! If you place your order a certain time before the school year begins, facilities staff will even deliver it to your room for you.
Dormitories
  • Boss House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Recreation area, television room, study lounge, laundry
  • Donner House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Communal
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles, triples
    Special Features: Recreation area, television room, study lounge, laundry, kitchen
  • Hamerschlag House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Communal
    Coed: No, men only
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Television/recreation area, common kitchen, laundry, pool table
  • Henderson House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Recreation area, television room, study lounge, laundry, wellness housing, air conditioning
  • McGill House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: No, women only
    Residents: Freshmen and upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Recreation area, television room, study lounge, laundry
  • Morewood E-Tower
    Floors: 4
    Number of Occupants: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Communal
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles, triples
    Special Features: Study lounge, laundry
  • Morewood Gardens
    Floors: 7
    Number of Occupants: 250-499
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen and upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles, triples
    Special Features: Recreation room, television room, study lounge, laundry, computer cluster, mail room, common kitchen
  • Mudge House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 250-499
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen and upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles, triples
    Special Features: Living room, dining room, parlor room, study lounge, television room, garden courtyard, laundry, mailroom, common kitchen, fitness room
  • Resnik House
    Floors: 5
    Number of Occupants: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Suite
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Suites (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Air-conditioned, TV room, computer cluster
  • Scobell House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Communal
    Coed: No, men only
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Lounge, laundry, TV lounge, recreation room
  • Stever House
    Floors: 5
    Number of Occupants: 250-499
    Bathrooms: Communal
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Doubles
    Special Features: Conference room, laundry, fitness room, study room, recreation area, kitchen, private dining, environmentally-friendly design, air conditioning
  • Welch House
    Floors: 3
    Number of Occupants: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen and upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Television and study lounge, parlor room, laundry, quiet living area, air conditioning
  • West Wing House
    Floors: 5
    Number of Occupants: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Singles, doubles
    Special Features: Air-conditioned, television room, computer cluster, mail room, community kitchens
  • Doherty Apartments
    Floors: 3
    Number of Units: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Studios (doubles), one-bedroom apartments (triples)
    Special Features: Recreation area, television room, laundry, fitness room
  • Fairfax Apartments
    Floors: 9
    Number of Units: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Studios (doubles), one- and two-bedroom apartments (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Kitchen, laundry, workout room, air conditioning
  • Margaret Morrison Apartments
    Floors: 3
    Number of Units: 25-49
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Two-, four-, and eight-bedroom apartments (doubles)
    Special Features: Fitness room, lounge, laundry facilities
  • Neville Apartments
    Floors: 2
    Number of Units: Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Three- and four-bedroom apartments (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Air conditioning, lounge
  • Residence on Fifth
    Floors: 5
    Number of Units: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Freshmen
    Room Types: Studios (doubles, triples), one-bedroom apartments (triples)
    Special Features: Air conditioning, fitness room, in-house movie theater, piano room, kitchens, laundry facilities and several lounges
  • Roselawn Houses
    Floors: 2
    Number of Units: 10-24
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Three-bedroom houses (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Kitchen, living room, dining room
  • Shady Oak Apartments
    Floors: 4
    Number of Units: 50-99
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Studios (doubles) and two-, three-, and five-bedroom apartments (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Kitchen, laundry
  • Shirley Apartments
    Floors: 3
    Number of Units: 10-24
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Studios (singles), one-bedroom apartments (singles)
    Special Features: Kitchen, laundry
  • Webster Hall Apartments
    Floors: 12
    Number of Units: 100-249
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: Studios (doubles), one- and two-bedroom apartments (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Kitchen, laundry, air conditioning
  • Woodlawn Apartments
    Floors: 3
    Number of Units: 10-24
    Bathrooms: Private
    Coed: Yes
    Residents: Upperclassmen
    Room Types: One-, two-, and four-bedroom apartments (singles, doubles)
    Special Features: Laundry, art gallery
学生投票

按下列主题给校园住宿打分 基于 126 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 总体建筑质量
  • 便利设施舒适度
  • 清洁度
  • 彩票系统
  • 是否临近教室
  • 居民社区
  • 社会氛围
  • 宽敞度
  • 规则执行的力度
  • 价值
校园质量
事实 & 统计
  • 服务性员工
    140
  • 校园规模
    144 acres
  • 学生中心
    The University Center (The UC)
  • 校园图书馆
    Yes
  • 主要图书馆
    • Hunt Library
    • Mellon Institute Library
  • 凉快的地方
    • The fence
    • Hunt Library
    • Skibo Café
    • The UC
    • The Underground
  • 校园里的酒吧
    None, although Panther Hollow Inn (PHI) is right down the street.
  • 校内保龄球
    None
  • 校内咖啡馆
    • Maggie Murph Café is located on the first floor of Hunt Library. During the school week, it is open whenever the library is, which means, 24 hours a day Monday through Thursday and until 9 p.m. on Friday.
    • Skibo Café on the second floor of the University Center is more known for its personal pizzas and fro-yo than coffee. However, this is a good place to go for a quick and inexpensive espresso, chai, or even hot cocoa; they make it on the spot instead of leaving it to sit in a large container all day.
    • Tazza D'oro is on the third floor of the Gates computer science building, and has some of the best pastries and espresso on campus. While it's a tad pricey (think your average Starbucks), Tazza D'oro takes Dinextra/Flex Dollars/Plaid Ca$h for non-meal items and meal blocks for the lunch paninis and salads.
  • 校内电影院
    McConomy Auditorium in the University Center
  • "Green" Initiatives
    Stever House is the first residence hall on campus to be Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) certified. It achieved a silver rating in 2003 by the U.S. Green Building Council. In 2004, another dormitory, Henderson House, was renovated to receive a silver rating, as well. Six buildings on campus have "green roofs," and every single building has both a recycling and trash center. While this may seem trivial, every light switch on campus has a "Remember to turn me off!" sticker, which actually works as a reminder!
  • 学校俚语
    • The black chairs: The black leather chairs in the middle of the UC where people meet/sleep in between classes
    • C-Cons: The computer lab assistants
    • CFA: College of Fine Arts (Can't Fu***n' Add)
    • Club Hunt: Hunt Library; the outside of the building is lit up at night, and students will spend the night here instead of at an actual club sometimes-hence the name.
    • Cluster: A computer lab
    • CS: Computer science (Can't Score; Classes Suck)
    • The cut: Carnegie Mellon's central lawn
    • The Donner Ditch: An area behind Donner Hall, the site of numerous barbecues
    • The Dungeon: The basement of Donner Hall
    • The fence: Fence in the middle of campus that gets painted by students as tradition
    • Flagstaff: A grassy hill behind Hunt Library and Baker Hall; part of Schenley Park
    • H&SS: The College of Humanities & Social Sciences (High School Studies; Hot, Sexy, & Stupid; H & Less Stress)
    • The HUB: Enrollment offices in the basement of Warner Hall. Pay your tuition here, request official transcripts, or get a replacement ID card.
    • Maggie Mo: Nickname for Margaret Morrison, a building on campus
    • Mini 1 & Mini 2: One semester can be divided into two mini sessions. A few classes are offered in this shorter format.
    • Misc. Market: An online bulletin board where students post random messages and sell things
    • OLR: Online registration
    • PHI: Panther Hollow Inn, a popular bar right off campus
    • The quad: Where the fraternities and sororities are located
    • Schlag: Hamerschlag Hall, an all-male and mostly freshman dorm building
    • The trucks: Food trucks on Tech Street, behind the soccer field and next to Donner House
    • The UC: The University Center, main student center on campus
    • Walking to the Sky: A 100 foot pole at the front of campus that juts up from the ground and has statues "walking" up the side. It loses its novelty after a few months and is resented by most students (also known as, "The pole").
  • 传统
    • Bagpipes: CMU has a strange and storied tradition of bagpipe-playing. It's not uncommon to hear the comforting (shrill) noise of the pipes floating through campus on almost any night of the week. This is one of CMU's more eccentric, endearing traditions that has come to grow on students. CMU is the only university in the country to offer a degree in bagpipe music.
    • Buggy: Buggies are small, cylindrical push carts that students race around the campus streets during Carnival Week. They've been called "glorified soap box cars," but they have evolved to become aerodynamic fiberglass vehicles. The buggies are piloted by a "pusher" and are steered by the driver, a female student who is situated within the buggy. Students prepare all year, building and testing their buggies so that they'll be ready to race in time for Spring Carnival.
    • Clippership: The Clippership is constantly offering leisure boat trips around Pittsburgh's three rivers. During orientation week, CMU reserves an entire ship for the incoming freshman class to party on all night. Upon graduation, seniors ride the ship again in a trip bidding farewell to CMU. As a freshman, it's a great way to meet new friends. As a senior, it's a fun way to say goodbye to everyone you've gotten to know through the course of your CMU career.
    • Dancers' Symposium: Dancers' Symposium is held yearly at the end of fall and spring semesters. The show features student-choreographed dances ranging in style from ballet to hip-hop. Any student can volunteer to dance or choreograph a dance. Many students perform in more than one dance.
    • The fence: At the center of CMU's campus, is "the fence." While the fence itself serves no practical purpose, it's a Carnegie Mellon tradition for students to paint personal messages or advertisements for parties on it. Students can only paint the fence between the hours of 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. Once it's painted, students must sleep outside to guard it from other students who are eager to paint it again before sunrise.
    • Greek Sing: Greek Sing is an annual event where CMU's Greek organizations perform original song and dance routines to support a local charitable organization. Every March, the fraternities and sororities compete in doubles and singles to raise money for a good cause and to see which Greek organizations can put on the best show.
    • The Kiltie Band: Have you ever seen a marching band perform every game decked out in full Scottish gear, kilts included? The Kiltie Band has been performing at every home football game since CMU hosted Notre Dame on Andrew Carnegie's birthday in 1922.
    • Lunar Gala: Lunar Gala is an annual student-run fashion show held every February. The models are all CMU students, and most of the design lines are student-designed and -made. Members of CMU's most prestigious dance troupes, DS Company and Soulstylz, perform during this two- to three-hour show, and more than 100 students are involved in the planning, designing, modeling, dancing, and lighting.
  • 校园传说
    • A complete network of steam tunnels provides an underground way to get around the whole campus.
    • Bill Gates once offered to hire CMU's whole graduating computer science class.
    • Endowment at CMU is very small, which is supposedly why its ranking doesn't go up.
    • Playboy ranked CMU the "second-ugliest campus in America."
    • Wean Hall houses back-up computers for the Department of Defense.
  • 最喜欢做的事情
    While a lot of students are involved in varsity, intramural, or club sports, you'd be surprised how unimportant sports are to CMU student spectators. If you aren't playing a sport, running the track, or holed up in Hunt Library, you are most likely eating and listening to music in The Underground, or laying out on the cut if it's a nice day. On rainy weekends, you can head to the University Center to see a $1 movie or go to the Purnell Center to see one of the School of Drama's many outstanding performances.
  • 学生组织网站
    www.studentaffairs.cmu.edu/studentactivities
  • Student Newspaper
    The Tartan
    thetartan.org
  • 校内组织
    The 280-plus student organizations at Carnegie Mellon are overseen by the Committee on Student Organizations. Starting a new organization is relatively simple, and online applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Because there are so many organizations that students can become involved with, fall and winter activities fairs are hosted on the CFA lawn to introduce students to all of the student-run groups. The biggest events at CMU each year are arguably Bhangra in the Burgh, Lunar Gala, and Carnival. Mayur is CMU's largest South Asian organization, but not all students involved are South Asian! They host Bhangra in the Burgh, a large dance competition that invites the best bhangra teams from other Eastern schools. Lunar Gala is an annual fashion show that takes more than 100 students to produce. Carnival is also sponsored by the school's administration, but most aspects are run by students who are passionate about CMU's biggest tradition.
  • 提供的学生活动
    • Campus ministries
    • Choral groups
    • Concert band
    • Dance
    • Drama/theater
    • International student organization
    • Literary magazine
    • Marching band
    • Model UN
    • Music ensembles
    • Musical theater
    • Pep band
    • Radio station
    • Student government
    • Student-run film society
    • Symphony orchestra
    • Television station
    • Yearbook
  • 后备军官训练队
    Air Force ROTC: Yes
    Navy ROTC: Yes
    Army ROTC: Yes
  • 你知道吗
    • Late Night events are held by student groups in the University Center between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. every Friday and Saturday. These free and fun events provide both exposure to the group and some much needed entertainment. "Late Nights" can range from dance and musical performances to food tastings and service activities.
    • CMU is a "night owl" campus. People often don't start working until 9 or 10 p.m., and campus police doesn't even check IDs at the library until 2 a.m.
    • It is rumored that there are steam tunnels running underneath campus that extend from one end of campus to the other. Not many students venture to check the truth, but the KGB club (no relation to the USSR intelligence agency) apparently gives tours, although they are not for the faint of heart-there is a reason these steam tunnels remain a whispered rumor.
    • Students who are in or want to be in organizations can search and manage their involvement through OrgTracker. OrgTracker allows students to browse through profiles created by each organization. The application to create a new student group can be found here, as well.
    • The Activities Fair is held twice a year to recruit new members to organizations. The fall one is typically held on the CFA lawn, and the winter one in Wiegand Gymnasium in the University Center. Upwards of 200 organizations participate, so it is a good idea to arrive toward the start of the fair, and pick up a map to plot a plan of attack!
学生投票

在以下领域给校园设施打分 基于 79 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 娱乐
  • 教室
  • 计算机房
  • 食堂
  • 学校总体建筑
  • 绿色建筑
  • 住宅
  • 绿化地带
  • 图书馆
  • 建筑的现代性
  • 表演艺术
  • 科学实验室
  • 学生中心
  • 学生景点
  • 视觉艺术

你最喜欢在学校做的事情是什么 基于 27 个问卷回复

  • 15% Eat food
  • 14% Hang out with friends
  • 13% Hang out on the Cut
  • 13% Musical productions, concerts, shows
  • 10% Frat parties
  • 9% Workout
  • 8% Phipps conservatory
  • 8% Parks
  • 4% Fail exams
  • 3% SPIRIT House
  • 1% 玩极限飞盘
  • 1% Find corners to cry in
  • 1% Be inspired
  • 1% Explore Pittsburgh

你最喜欢的校园活动和传统是什么 基于 28 个问卷回复

  • 22% The fence
  • 21% Carnival
  • 13% Buggy
  • 10% Dancers' Symposium
  • 9% Lunar Gala
  • 8% Greek Sing
  • 8% Orientation
  • 4% Booth
  • 2% Bagpipes
  • 1% The Kiltie Band
  • 1% Summer break, spring break, winter break...
  • 0% Clippership

对于身体残疾的学生学校是否友好？ 基于 32 个问卷回复

  • 56% 非常友好，学校会竭尽所能来满足他们的所有需求。
  • 28% 很友好，他们的大部分需求都能够满足
  • 16% 挺友好的，学校采取了一些措施但是并不足够。
  • 0% 不友好，残疾学生被忽视了。

What is your overall opinion of your school and the campus community? 基于 88 个问卷回复

  • 28% 我很热爱我的学校并且为他骄傲。
  • 56% 我喜欢学校里的几乎每一样东西，但是我仍然希望这里有所变化。
  • 14% 学校很好，我们只是在这里接受教育而已。
  • 2% 我讨厌我的学校并且没有学校精神。
安全 & 健康
事实 & 统计
  • 校园犯罪
    • Aggravated Assault: 1
    • Arson: 0
    • Burglary: 22
    • Murder/Manslaughter: 0
    • Robbery: 1
    • Sex Offenses: 5
    • Vehicle Theft: 0
  • 保卫处
    University Police
    300 S. Craig St., Room 199
    (412) 268-2323 (emergencies); (412) 268-6232 (non-emergencies)
    www.cmu.edu/police
  • 安全服务
    • Alert Now (crime and safety alerts)
    • Bike/laptop registration
    • Crime prevention
    • Emergency phones
    • Lost and found
    • Operation identification
    • Rape Aggression Defense (RAD)
    • Safewalk
    • Shuttle and escort
  • 健康中心
    University Health Services
    1060 Morewood Ave.
    (412) 268-2157
    www.cmu.edu/health-services
    Monday-Wednesday 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
  • 健康服务
    • Allergy injections
    • Basic medical services
    • Counseling
    • Immunizations
    • On-site pharmaceuticals
    • Psychological services
    • Self care/first aid
    • STD testing
    • Women's health/contraception
  • 托育服务
    No
  • Did You Know?
    • Health services has licensed massage therapists on staff that offer 30- and 60-minute massages. They also give free 15-minute massages during finals.
    • CMU offers medical, vision, and dental health insurance plans that cover the entire year-not simply the school year.
    • The University Police have fingerprinting services if you need to apply for National Security Clearance for a job or internship.
    • If you are ever locked out of your room or dorm building, call non-emergency campus police at (412) 268-6232, and they will let you in!
学生投票

你对下面归于校园内性侵的说法是否同意？ 基于 39 个问卷回复

强烈反对
强烈同意
  • 酒精在校园内性侵扮演了重要角色。
  • 校园行政人员给性侵提供了好的环境。
  • 校园行政人员努力工作来防止性侵。
  • 朋友、同学或者自己曾经是校园或者校园附近受到过性侵。
  • 我们学校有解决性骚扰的快捷途径。
  • 校园性侵是一个很严重的问题。
  • 学生严肃看待校园性侵。

关于安全你关心什么？ 基于 88 个问卷回复

  • 25% 没有
  • 16% 抢劫或者偷窃
  • 14% 校园附近的犯罪
  • 11% 独自一人走路
  • 7% 学校里没有学生
  • 7% 黑暗的小路
  • 6% 醉酒
  • 3% 毒品
  • 3% 性侵
  • 2% 寝室安全
  • 2% 没有强大的安保
  • 2% 团伙暴力
  • 1% 没有急救电话
  • 1% 学生间的暴力
  • 1% 没有安全护送服务

校园内的警察是否可见 基于 86 个问卷回复

  • 29% 经常看到并且愿意帮助学生。
  • 60% 在需要帮助的时候出现。
  • 6% 只是负责监管停车或者分发停车券
  • 5% 不是经常见到
  • 0% 我们有校园警察吗

你在学校里感到安全吗？ 基于 94 个问卷回复

  • 64% 校园里非常安全
  • 34% 总体上是安全且舒适的，独自行走的时候
  • 2% 一群人在一起更安全
  • 0% 相对不是很安全。
停车场
事实 & 统计
  • 学生经常停车
    Yes
    The only large parking lot for students is the East Campus Garage, located right behind the University Center. However, this garage is also used by faculty, staff, and visitors, so it can get full during busy campus events, like Carnival, Homecoming, and graduation. There are smaller lots near some of the dorm buildings, but these are either metered or can only be used by students living in this area.
  • 新生是可以停车的？
    No
    Freshmen are not officially allowed to have cars on campus. However, some freshmen get around this by parking their car in the main garage during the week and using it on weekends, when they don't have to pay to use the garage.
  • 大致的停车费用
    $972-$1,332
  • 普通的停车券
    • Expired meter: $30
    • No parking zone: $40
    • No permit displayed: $40 ($20 if paid within two weeks)
    • Fire lane: $100/Tow
    • Handicapped zone: $200/Tow
  • Best Places to Find a Spot
    • The hill next to Beta (Devonshire)
    • The loading zone on Tech Street (keep your blinkers on!)
    • The meters in Morewood parking lot
    • Most places after 6 p.m. (parking lots begin opening up between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.)
  • Good Luck Getting a Spot Here
    Margaret Morrison Street
  • 获得停车许可
    People who want an individual permit to park on campus have to apply using an online application system. There is limited parking, though, so those who apply may not actually receive a permit. Priority is given to professors, staff, and graduate students, so there is a lottery to decide the remaining students who can receive permits.
  • 停车服务
    Parking & Transportation Services
    5000 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 268-2052
    parking@andrew.cmu.edu
    www.cmu.edu/parking
  • Did You Know?
    • If you accrue too four unpaid parking tickets, your car will receive an attractive orange boot! While usually new boots would be exciting, on your car they are not, as it costs $100 the first offense, and increases by $50 each successive time - until they just tow your car away after three offenses.
    • Parking & Transportation services are really strict! If you park somewhere without paying or a permit for too long, they will catch you. They usually do rounds every few hours, but not usually after 6 or 7 pm. Still, if you are hiding out in the East Campus garage, it's a good idea to not leave your car too stationary.
学生投票

按照下列话题给校园停车打分 基于 92 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 距离班级的距离
  • 到宿舍的距离
  • 找到停车点的容易程度
  • 强制停车
  • 许可证费用

离开学校停车的便利程度 基于 91 个问卷回复

  • 2% 免费的，并且经常有很多停车点。
  • 22% 免费的，但是很快就停满。
  • 18% 费用合理，并且经常有很多停车点
  • 36% 费用合理，但是很快就停满
  • 13% 价格合理，很容易找到停车点。
  • 9% 价格离谱，并且没有开放的停车点。
Technology
事实 & 统计
  • 无线连接
    Yes
    Everywhere on campus! Any building that is Carnegie Mellon-owned, and the spaces in between have wireless (although the outdoors wireless can be spotty).
  • 24小时的实验室
    Yes
    All Clusters are open 24 hours each day, except Hunt Library lower level, the Music Technology Center, and CFA 321. You will need a student ID card to access the clusters located in academic buildings after 10 pm.
  • 打印是否需要付费？
    Yes
    Students are allotted $40 of "free" printing a semester. Black and white printing is 5 cents per page. Color printing is 70 cents per page in Hunt or Mellon libraries or 75 cents per page in the College of Fine Arts or Wean Math and Sciences building.
  • 特殊的软件和硬件折扣
    Depending on which school or computer cluster you are in, there is 70-plus licensed software at your disposal. For purchase, there are special discounts on Microsoft Office 2010 (Windows), Microsoft Office 2011 (Mac), MSDNAA, Windows 7, and Windows Vista.
学生投票

根据以下主题来给电脑打分 基于 125 个问卷回复

很弱
非常棒
  • 电脑实验室的可得性
  • 校园技术支持
  • 免费/打折的软件
  • 计算机实验室的数量
  • 打印的价格限制
  • 网络的可靠性
  • 网络速度
  • 教室和实验室的技术
  • 无线的可得性

带自己的电脑是否有必要？ 基于 98 个问卷回复

  • 5% 不要浪费钱，校园里有足够的可以使用的电脑
  • 24% 对于学校里的功课是没有必要的，但是对于社交和娱乐很重要。
  • 70% 非常重要，尤其是在学期中实验室特别拥挤的时候。
  • 0% 学校给每个学生都提供了电脑
周边交通
事实 & 统计
  • 在城镇游玩的最好方式
    • Bus
    • Walking
    • A friend's car
    • Bike
    • Zipcar
  • Best Ways to Get to the Airport
    • 28X Bus: This is a Port Authority city bus that goes straight from Carnegie Mellon to Pittsburgh International Airport, and vice versa. It makes a few stops, bringing the total travel time to about an hour, but the first and last stops are always either CMU or the airport. Because this is a city bus, it is free with a student ID.
    • A taxi cab only takes about half an hour, but a cab can cost anywhere from $35 to $50. It's really only worth it if you have a lot of luggage or you are splitting the cab with one or two other people.
  • Local Taxi Services
    You can request Yellow Cab via phone [(412) 321-8100], online, or an iPhone app, but the best way to guarantee that they'll come is to schedule one a few hours ahead if you know you will need it. Otherwise, you usually have to wait far longer than you would like. Classy Cab is a mix between a town car/limo service and a regular taxi service [(412) 322-5080]. They are higher priced, but their cars are larger and, well, classier looking. They tend to be more reliable time-wise, as well-although it is still a good idea to book in advance.
  • 你知道吗
    Pittsburgh Port Authority buses are "free" to Carnegie Mellon students-as in your tuition pays for it. All you have to do is flash a CMU ID to the bus driver.
Safety Escort Services
  • Escort Service (9 pick-up points)
    (412) 268-2323
    Daily 6:30 p.m.-6:30 a.m.
  • CMU Shuttle and Escort Service

    The last pick-up is at 6 a.m.; the escort service is limited to a 1.5 mile radius.

    (412) 268-2323

    Daily 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

  • Port Authority Transit (PAT)

    Pick up bus schedules from the University Center Information Desk.

    (412) 442-2000

    412-566-5500 administrative offices

    (412) 255-1385 Port Authority police (non-emergency)

    345 Sixth Ave.

    www.portauthority.org/paac/default.aspx

  • Pittsburgh International Airport

    The Pittsburgh International Airport is 22 miles and approximately 30 minutes driving time from CMU.

    1000 Airport Blvd.

    (412) 472-3525

    www.pitairport.com

  • Greyhound

    This station is about 4 miles from campus.

    55 11th St.

    (412) 392-6526

    www.greyhound.com

  • Amtrak

    This station is about 4 miles from campus.

    1100 Liberty Ave.

    (800) 872-7245

    www.amtrak.com

学生投票

给下列交通打分 基于 54 个问卷回复

不适用
自由
  • 校园巴士
  • 公共交通
  • 出租
  • 邮政车

给下列交通的便利程度打分 基于 55 个问卷回复

不适用
非常方便
  • 校园巴士
  • 公共交通
  • 出租
  • 邮政车

给下列长途从家到学校的交通工具打分 基于 56 个问卷回复

不适用
非常方便
  • 飞机
  • 长途汽车
  • 长途火车
  • 共乘

学校提供的交通工具的便利程度 基于 93 个问卷回复

  • 38% 非常易得，列数多且有很多停靠点
  • 40% 比较方便的，时间通常与上课时间对上
  • 15% 有点不好用，接的次数和停靠点不是很方便
  • 4% 很难使用，一点也不可靠也不便捷
  • 3% 没有

在学校里有自己的车是否是必要的 基于 93 个问卷回复

  • 1% 校园很大，所以学生需要依赖一辆汽车
  • 1% 公交总是不可靠，所以需要一辆车
  • 82% 学生通常步行或乘公交，但是汽车对于外出很棒
  • 15% 汽车毫无存在价值，你可以在步行距离内完成所有的事情
  • 1% 你不能有车

去周边城镇是否方便 基于 92 个问卷回复

  • 29% 很容易
  • 64% 相对容易
  • 5% 相对困难
  • 1% 很困难

环境 & 氛围

当地
事实 & 统计
  • 有趣的当地逸事
    1. The Duquesne Incline and the Monongahela Incline are cable cars that run up the side of Mt. Washington and provide riders with a fantastic view of the city.
    2. If you like nice stadiums, Pittsburgh has two of them. Both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Steelers have two state-of-the-art facilities on the North Shore.
    3. In addition to being called one of America's most livable cities, Pittsburgh is also known as the City of Champions, thanks to its legendary sports teams.
    4. The Mothman Prophecies, Dogma, Silence of the Lambs, The Wonder Boys, Kingpin, Night of the Living Dead, Inspector Gadget, Smart People, Adventureland, and many more movies were filmed here.
    5. Pittsburgh is a beer town. Home to a number of breweries, the city makes its local favorite, Iron City, right here.
  • 当地名人
    • Christina Aguilera
    • George Benson
    • Rachel Carson
    • Perry Como
    • Stephen Foster
    • Jeff Goldblum
    • Ahmad Jamal
    • Michael Keaton
    • Gene Kelly
    • Henry Mancini
    • Dennis Miller
    • Mr. Rogers
    • Gertrude Stein
    • Andy Warhol
    • August Wilson
  • 当地俚语
    • Gumband: Rubber band
    • Pop: What a Pittsburgher calls soda
    • Redd up: Clean up
    • Yinz/yunz: Rumored to have originated from "you ones"; similar meaning as "y'all"
  • 名胜古迹
    • The Andy Warhol Museum
    • Carnegie Museum of Art
    • Consol Energy Center
    • Heinz Field
    • Kennywood Park
    • The Mattress Factory
    • Mr. Small's (concert venue)
    • Oakland
    • PNC Park
    • Point State Park (The Point)
    • Schenley Park
    • Shadyside (Walnut Street)
    • South Side (Carson Street)
    • Squirrel Hill (Murray Avenue)
    • Stage AE
    • The Waterfront
  • 购物中心
    • Monroeville Mall
    • Ross Park Mall
    • Southside Works
    • The Waterfront
  • 电影院
    SouthSide Works Cinema
    425 Cinema Drive
    South Side
    (412) 381-1681
  • 主要体育队伍
    • Pittsburgh Penguins: NHL
    • Pittsburgh Pirates: MLB
    • Pittsburgh Steelers: NFL
  • 距离主要城市的路程
    • Baltimore: : 4 hours
    • Cleveland: : 2 hours, 30 minutes
    • Washington, D.C.: : 4 hours
  • 你知道吗
    • Pittsburgh is actually comprised of 89 different neighborhoods, so there is no possible way to ever be bored when going to school at CMU, unless you just aren't getting out there.
    • You can drive around Pittsburgh by signing up with Zipcar. For a $60 annual fee, plus hourly rates for whenever you actually use the car, you can reserve a Zipcar from different places around the city. There are understandably lower rates during the week and higher rates on weekends, but it can be extremely convenient when you simply need to drive some place and don't want to spend money on a taxi. There is one Zipcar port in CMU's East Campus Garage and another just down Forbes Avenue.
学生投票

根据以下话题给当地氛围打分 基于 96 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 生活成本
  • 食堂
  • 当地人对学生的友好程度
  • 博物馆的吸引程度
  • 夜生活
  • 停车
  • 娱乐
  • 职业运动
  • 安全
  • 景色
  • 购物
  • 交通

你们学校的当地氛围如何 基于 98 个问卷回复

  • 50% 城市生活很棒，这里经常有很多有趣的事情发生。
  • 19% 多样性的城镇，没有大城市，但是有足够多的与校园不相关的活动。
  • 1% 很有魅力的小镇。
  • 29% 在大城市附近，但是离开学校没啥好玩的。
  • 1% 挺偏僻的

与其他大学靠近吗？之间有交流吗？ 基于 99 个问卷回复

  • 62% 这附近有很多经常交流的学校和学生
  • 37% 附近有学校，但是学生不交流
  • 1% 附近没啥学校

你觉得自己毕业之后会留下来吗？ 基于 98 个问卷回复

  • 23% 完全会
  • 57% 如果我找到好工作就留下来
  • 19% 完全不可能
周边饮食
事实 & 统计
  • 24小时餐馆
    Eat'n Park
  • 最佳亚洲餐馆
    • Bangkok Balcony
    • Lulu's Noodles
  • 最佳早餐
    Pamela's
  • Best Coffee
    Coffee Tree Roasters
  • Best Dessert
    • The Cheesecake Factory
    • Crepes Parisiennes
    • Razzy Fresh
  • Best Healthy
    Whole Foods Market
  • Best Late-Night
    • South Aiken Bar & Grille
    • Vocelli Pizza
  • Best Mexican
    Mad Mex
  • 最佳披萨
    South Aiken Bar & Grille
  • 最佳翅膀
    • Buffalo Blues
    • William Penn Tavern
  • Best Place to Take a Date
    • Girasole
    • Silk Elephant
    • Spoon
  • 和父母一起的最佳选择
    • Casbah
    • Monterey Bay Fish Grotto
    • Ruth's Chris Steak House
  • 其他值得去的地方
    • Aladdin's Eatery
    • Chaya Japanese Cuisine
    • Chipotle Mexican Grill
    • Dave & Andy's Homemade Ice Cream
    • Domino's Pizza
    • Dozen Bake Shop
    • Eat Unique
    • Elbow Room
    • Five Guys Burgers & Fries
    • Gullifty's
    • Hemingway's Café
    • Hokkaido Seafood Buffet
    • How Lee Chinese Restaurant
    • Jitters Café & Ice Cream
    • Kiku Japanese Restaurant
    • Kiva Han
    • Klavon's 28th Street Ice Cream Parlor
    • La Prima Espresso Co.
    • Little Asia
    • Maximum Flavor Pizza Shop
    • Noodles & Company
    • Oh Yeah! Ice Cream & Coffee
    • Oishii Bento
    • Orient Express
    • The Original Hot Dog Shop ("The O")
    • P.F. Chang's China Bistro
    • Panera Bread
    • Pi Coal Fired Pizza
    • Pizza Bellagio
    • Qdoba Mexican Grill
    • Quaker Steak & Lube
    • Ritter's Diner
    • Rose Tea Café
    • Sakura Teppanyaki & Sushi
    • Spice Island Tea House
    • Starbucks
    • Subway
    • Szechuan Express
    • Tamarind Flavor of India
    • Umi Restaurant
    • Uncle Sam's Submarines
    • Waffallonia
    • Walnut Grill
Grocery Stores
  • Giant Eagle
    1901 Murray Ave.
    (412) 421-8161
    www.gianteagle.com
    Daily 6 a.m.-1 a.m.
  • Giant Eagle Market District
    5550 Centre Ave.
    (412) 681-1500
    www.marketdistrict.com
    Daily 6 a.m.-12 a.m.
  • Whole Foods Market
    5880 Centre Ave.
    (412) 441-7960
    www.wholefoodsmarket.com
    Daily 8 a.m.-10 p.m.
  • Bangkok Balcony
    Food: Thai
    5846 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 521-0728
    bangkokbalconypgh.com
    Price: $8-$15
  • BRGR
    Food: Gourmet burgers
    5997 Penn Circle S., East Side
    (412) 362-2333
    www.brgrpgh.com
    Price: $8-$15
  • Buffalo Blues
    Food: American, barbecue
    216 S. Highland Ave.
    (412) 362-5837
    www.buffalobluespittsburgh.com
    Price: $5-$15
    Cool Features: Two floors, sports bar
  • Casbah
    Food: Italian, Mediterranean
    229 S. Highland Ave.
    (412) 661-5656
    www.bigburrito.com/casbah
    Price: $10-$25
    Cool Features: Extensive wine list
  • 起司蛋糕工厂
    Food: American
    415 S. 27th St.
    (412) 431-7800
    www.thecheesecakefactory.com
    Price: $10-$20
  • China Palace
    Food: Chinese
    5440 Walnut St.
    (412) 687-7423
    www.pittsburghchinapalace.com
    Price: $5-$15
    Cool Features: Bar
  • Coffee Tree Roasters
    Food: Coffee, tea
    5524 Walnut St.
    (412) 621-6880
    www.coffeetree.com
    Price: $3-$8
  • Crepes Parisiennes
    Food: French
    207 S. Craig St.
    (412) 683-1912
    Price: $5-$10
  • Eat'n Park
    Food: American
    1816 Murray Ave.
    (412) 422-7203
    www.eatnpark.com
    Price: $8-$15
    Cool Features: Smiley face cookies, open 24 hours
  • Fuel & Fuddle
    Food: American
    212 Oakland Ave.
    (412) 682-3473
    www.fuelandfuddle.com
    Price: $8-$15
    Cool Features: Live music, poetry readings, extensive beer selection
  • Girasole
    Food: Italian
    733 Copeland Ave.
    (412) 682-2130
    www.733copeland.com
    Price: $10-$20
  • India Garden
    Food: Indian
    328 Atwood St.
    (412) 682-3000
    www.indiagarden.net
    Price: $8-$15
  • Joe Mama's
    Food: Italian
    3716 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 621-7282
    www.joemamas.com
    Price: $8-$15
  • Lulu's Noodles
    Food: Asian
    400 S. Craig St.
    (412) 681-7777
    Price: $5-$10
  • Mad Mex
    Food: Mexican
    370 Atwood St.
    (412) 681-5656
    www.madmex.com
    Price: $8-$15
    Cool Features: Huge margaritas
  • Monterey Bay Fish Grotto
    Food: American, seafood
    1411 Grandview Ave.
    (412) 481-4414
    www.montereybayfishgrotto.com
    Price: $20-$40
  • Pamela's
    Food: Breakfast
    3703 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 683-4066
    www.pamelasdiner.com
    Price: $5-$10
  • Pino's Pizzeria
    Food: Italian
    6738 Reynolds St.
    (412) 661-3651
    www.chefpino.com
    Price: $5-$15
  • Pittsburgh Deli Company
    Food: Sandwiches
    728 Copeland St.
    (412) 682-3354
    www.pghdeli.com
    Price: $5-$10
    Cool Features: Half-off menu Sunday-Thursday 10 p.m.-12 a.m.
  • Primanti Bros.
    Food: American
    3803 Forbes Ave.
    (412) 621-4444
    www.primantibros.com
    Price: $5-$10
  • Razzy Fresh
    Food: Frozen yogurt
    300 S. Craig St.
    (412) 681-0515
    www.razzyfresh.com
    Price: $3-$8
  • Ruth's Chris Steak House
    Food: American, steakhouse
    Six PPG Place
    (412) 391-4800
    www.ruthschris.com
    Price: $20-$40
  • Silk Elephant
    Food: Thai
    1712 Murray Ave.
    (412) 421-8801
    www.silkelephant.net
    Price: $10-$20
  • South Aiken Bar & Grill
    Food: American
    815 S. Aiken Ave.
    (412) 682-6878
    saikenbar.com
    Price: $8-$15
  • Spoon
    Food: American
    134 S. Highland Ave.
    (412) 362-6001
    www.spoonpgh.com
    Price: $20-$40
  • Sushi Too
    Food: Japanese
    5432 Walnut St.
    (412) 687-8744
    www.sushitoo.net
    Price: $5-$15
    Cool Features: Traditional Japanese atmosphere
  • Taste of India
    Food: Indian
    4320 Penn Ave.
    (412) 681-7700
    www.tasteofindiapittsburgh.com
    Price: $8-$15
  • Thai Place Restaurant
    Food: Thai
    5528 Walnut St.
    (412) 687-8586
    www.thaiplacepgh.com
    Price: $5-$15
  • Union Grill
    Food: American
    413 S. Craig St.
    (412) 681-8620
    Price: $5-$15
    Cool Features: Outdoor dining, good happy hour specials
  • Vocelli Pizza
    Food: Pizza
    4740 Baum Blvd.
    (412) 246-0367
    www.vocellipizza.com
    Price: $10-$20
  • William Penn Tavern
    Food: American
    739 Bellefonte St.
    (412) 621-1000
    www.williampenntavern.net
    Price: $5-$15
学生投票

按照下列主题给校外餐厅打分 基于 118 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 价格
  • 便利
  • 健康有机的选择
  • 深夜选择
  • 品质
  • 学生折扣
  • 选择的种类
  • 素食主义者

你如何给校外餐厅的多样性打分 基于 145 个问卷回复

  • 54% 当地特色很多样性
  • 41% 足够多的种类，不至于腻味
  • 3% 只要连锁餐厅和快餐
  • 3% 少数食物的无尽重复
周边住宿
事实 & 统计
  • 住在校外的学生
    36%
  • Freshmen Living Off Campus
    1%
  • Average Off-Campus Room & Board
    $11,180
  • 租房的最佳时间
    In order to find a nice place that isn't too far away, students typically start looking for an off-campus place in March or April of the previous school year. Basically, to start searching for a place five months before is definitely not uncommon.
  • 流行的地区
    • Beeler Street
    • Oakland
    • Shadyside
    • Squirrel Hill
    • Wilkins Avenue
  • 平均租金
    • Studio: $700
    • 1 BR: $735
    • 2 BR: $1,000
    • 3 BR: $1,350
    • 4 BR: $2,000
  • Did You Know?
    • Once you live off campus, you are no longer allowed to live in campus housing, unless you apply for the housing wait list. However, it doesn't guarantee anything and doesn't notify students if they receive housing until late July and August.
    • Greek housing is considered off-campus housing. Students in Greek housing aren't allowed to move back into campus housing automatically, yet they are still subject to the same rules of campus housing.
学生投票

按照下列主题来给校外住宿打分 基于 84 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 可得性
  • 成本
  • 获得的便利程度
  • 房东
  • 停车
  • 到学校的距离
  • 到公共交通的距离
  • 购物的距离
  • 质量
  • 安全
  • 多样性

校外附近住宿如何，值得吗？ 基于 86 个问卷回复

  • 36% 完全值得，很容易就找到地方了，而且价格也是合理的。
  • 57% 价格和可得性不是很好，但是附加的自由还是很值得的。
  • 6% 高价或限制性的选择让很多学生住校。
  • 1% 不值得那么费事还有花费的代价，每个人都住在学校。

学校帮学生在校外找住宿是否有帮助？ 基于 87 个问卷回复

  • 10% 非常有帮助。
  • 45% 有一些帮助。
  • 45% 不是很有帮助。
  • 0% 学校不允许学生住校外。
聚会场合
事实 & 统计
  • 主要有夜生活的地方
    • Lawrenceville
    • Oakland
    • Shadyside
    • South Side
    • Station Square
    • Strip District
  • 其他检查的地方
    • Altar Bar
    • Bossa Nova
    • Buffalo Blues
    • Charlie Murdoch's (Piano Bar)
    • Dee's Café
    • The Fishbowl Bar (Qdoba Bar)
    • Fuel & Fuddle
    • Harris Grill
    • Jimmy D's
    • Rizzo's Margaritaville
    • Saddle Ridge
    • Tiki Lounge
  • Local Specialties
    • Big Azz Margaritas: Only at Mad Mex-if you see it somewhere else, they are most likely ripping you off in price and the amount of alcohol they give you.
    • Iron City: Local beer
  • 最喜欢的喝酒游戏
    • Beer pong
    • Card games
    • Century cup (100 cup beer pong)
    • Flip cup
    • Kings
    • Power hour
    • Quarters
  • 夜生活的主要资源
    • City Paper
    • www.barsmart.com
  • 关门时间
    2 a.m.
  • 喝酒最便宜的地方
    Panther Hollow Inn (PHI)
  • 组织聚会
    The larger student organizations that host parties will usually rent out a club so tons of students can go. They can cost anywhere from $7 to $20, but that is usually the difference from a pre-sale and buying the ticket at the door. The event is usually an after-party for a campus event that the organization produced. For example, Mayur Sasa has an after-party for Mayur Show; Lunar Gala has an after-party for the Lunar Gala Fashion Show, and Spirit has an after-party for the Spirit Fashion Show. The Asian Student Association (ASA) usually hosts an official Labor Day party at a club each fall. These organization club parties are usually really fun, although it's best to arrange your own transportation because the buses provided can get viciously cramped. The organization parties hosted at houses are OK, but they invite so many people that it is usually really crowded and the "jungle juice" runs out quickly, making that $5 that you paid (even girls) a waste.
  • Did You Know?
    • Students ride the Pittsburgh buses to parties a lot, because a CMU ID gets you on free. Keep in mind that the buses stop at around 1:30 or 2 a.m., so if you leave the party later than that, plan accordingly.
    • Become friends with the bartenders at William Penn Tavern and Shady Grove, which are both in Shadyside. They tend to give cheaper or free drinks to their friends. If you are lucky enough to progress to that level, make sure you tip them an absurd amount-it's less than what you would have paid anyway.
    • South Side is notoriously hard to get into with a fake ID. If you try, you better know someone, be with someone who knows someone, or be very confident.
    • If your ID is rejected at a bar or club, they usually won't call the cops-they'll just either turn you away or take the ID. Don't argue-just say thank you and walk away!
Club Listings
  • Whim

    The music at Whim usually flips between hip-hop and a Top 40 mix, so if you are more of a house music or "reggaetone" lover, you will be sorely disappointed. Whim is a very mediocre club, but the thing that makes it worth listing is its "College Night." Every Thursday, this club is 18 to enter, 21 to drink, and the cover is only $5. Unfortunately, Whim is never usually super packed, and if it is, there are a lot of older men. CMU students go, though, because it's not too hard to get in, even on nights other than Thursday.

    7 E. Carson St.

    Station Square

    (412) 281-9888

    www.whimpitt.com

  • Diesel

    Diesel has three levels, five different lounge areas, and is connected to a live music venue. Whether you want to dance to house music, live DJs, or rap, you'll have a great time. You can hit up Diesel during the main party nights, Thursday through Saturday, and if you're up for celebrating, rent a VIP room on either the first, mezzanine, or second level. Valet parking is available Friday and Saturday, but keep in mind that Diesel is 21-and-up-notoriously hard to get into without a real ID.

    1601 E. Carson St.

    South Side

    (412) 431-8800

    www.dieselpgh.com

  • Peter's Pub

    If you want to escape the monotony of seeing the same people at common CMU hangouts, Peter's is the place to go. It's in the heart of Oakland, so the main clientele are University of Pittsburgh students. Every day of the week they offer $5.50 Miller High Life pitchers from 7 until close, and with 50-plus import beers and 20-plus domestic, they offer one of the most eclectic beer selections-on a student's budget.

    116 Oakland Ave.

    Oakland

    (412) 681-7465

    www.mypeterspub.com

  • Shady Grove

    This place is popular among CMU students because Wednesday is wine night-which means half-price bottles of the house wine until 12 a.m. and a very crowded atmosphere. Shady Grove is a great place to see other CMU students; however, there is a fair share of older Shadyside residents here, as well. This busy environment makes it easy for students under 21 to head upstairs to Walnut Grill (an upscale restaurant) for late dinner.

    5500 Walnut St.

    Shadyside

    (412) 697-0909

    eatshady.com

  • William Penn Tavern

    Also known as "WPT" or "Will Penn," this bar is arguably Shadyside's most popular bar, at least among CMU students. It's not a large place, but the endless sports memorabilia decorating the walls makes for a great, relaxed environment. The drink specials aren't exactly anything special-beer on tap is cheap, similar to other places. The key is to get to know the bar and wait staff, because once you're in, you'll find yourself paying a whole lot less and leaving a lot more wasted. The wings don't suck, either (try the kitchen sink sauce!).

    739 Bellefonte St.

    Shadyside

    (412) 621-1000

    www.williampenntavern.net

  • Mad Mex

    Due to the great student discounts and happy hour specials, this is one of the popular bars that attracts not only CMU students, but also University of Pittsburgh students. Their claim to fame is the Big Azz Margarita. During happy hour and late nights, you can get a 22-ounce goblet of margarita, which is really all you need to start your night off the right way. They recently opened another location in Shadyside on South Highland Avenue, which has a lot more tables and space. No matter which location you go to, though, you are sure to have a great time, but be cautious with fake IDs-servers tend to look carefully.

    370 Atwood St.

    Oakland

    (412) 681-5656

    www.madmex.com

  • Mario's East Side Saloon

    Opening in the summer of 2011, Mario's has a lower-level indoor seating area, and the second floor is split between an indoor and outdoor patio. This is a great place to go out on Tuesdays: It is near campus, there's karaoke, and there are classy half-price bottles of wine-the perfect Tuesday outing before an 8:30 class the next morning. CMU students also frequent this place on Wednesdays, where there are $3 giant goblets (32 ounces) of Miller Lite.

    5442 Walnut St.

    Shadyside

    (412) 681-3713

    www.mariospgh.com

  • Panther Hollow Inn (PHI)

    This bar is a CMU tradition, although you won't read about it in any brochures. Thursday nights at PHI are packed with CMU students taking advantage of $4 pitchers. It's a couple of steps away from the dorms, right on Forbes.

    4611 Forbes Ave.

    Oakland/CMU

    (412) 682-0588

  • Sphinx Café

    Sphinx Café is a hookah bar located right off of the University of Pittsburgh campus. Housed in a refurbished church, this café provides a relaxing evening and late-night experience. They offer more than 40 different hookah flavors and often will have a live performer crooning soft songs or strumming away at his guitar. There is never any cover charge; however, there is a minimum of one order per customer.

    401 Atwood St.

    Oakland

    (412) 621-1153

    sphinx-cafe.com

  • Sushi Too

    This relatively cheap Japanese restaurant is a must-visit while at CMU. The main attraction is the private room upstairs that can seat up to 30 people. CMU students will reserve the room for a large group, and as long as you order with confidence, they rarely ask for an ID. The sushi isn't bad, but face it-the main reason to go is to try a sake bomb. Order a Sapporo (beer) and a sake, and on the count of three, you drop the sake shot in the beer and chug-lather, rinse, repeat, until you have trouble paying the bill.

    5432 Walnut St.

    Shadyside

    (412) 687-8744

    sushitoo.net

  • Club Zoo

    Club Zoo is the hottest spot for under-21-year-olds to dance and party the weekend away. This club boasts 20,000 square feet, four levels, a VIP room, and five bars. The bars serve free soft drinks, bottled water, and energy drinks, as well as food and snacks. The high-tech lighting and sound systems keep underagers dancing on the bars and cages throughout the club.

    1630 Smallman St.

    Strip District

    (412) 201-1100

    www.clubzoo.net

  • Hookah Bookah

    This hookah bar offers a lively atmosphere with its belly dancers and upbeat Arabian music. Located on South Side's lively East Carson Street, the outdoor seating allows customers to be part of the colorful scene of bar hoppers, even if they aren't yet 21. There is no cover charge, and there are dozens of flavors from which to choose. One thing to remember is that it gets quite crowded. Even though there are tables, it is hard for a group of more than four to really sit together.

    2506 E. Carson St.

    South Side

    (412) 307-5236

    hookahbookah.com

学生投票

按照下列主题给校外的酒吧打分 基于 85 个问卷回复

很差
非常棒
  • 去很方便
  • 费用不高
  • 到学校的距离
  • 喝酒的价格
  • 有趣
  • 选择的多样性

学校里的party是怎样的 基于 102 个问卷回复

  • 0% 每天都有不眠之夜的聚会
  • 16% 从周三到周六有很多选择
  • 59% 只有周末在一些比较正式的家庭聚会
  • 15% 好的聚会很少且遥远
  • 11% 聚会，那是什么

每年最大的聚会是什么？ 基于 42 个问卷回复

  • 98% Carnival
  • 2% Nnn
气候 & 天气
事实 & 统计
  • 平均温度
    Spring - High: 63 °F
    Spring - Low: 38 °F
    Summer - High: 83 °F
    Summer - Low: 59 °F
    Fall - High: 65 °F
    Fall - Low: 42 °F
    Winter - High: 40 °F
    Winter - Low: 22 °F
  • 平均降水
    Spring: 3.53 in./month
    Summer: 3.58 in./month
    Fall: 2.92 in./month
    Winter: 2.67 in./month
  • What to Pack
    • Hats, gloves, scarves
    • Heavy winter coat
    • Light jackets
    • Rain boots or water-resistant shoes
    • Shorts (it's hot at the beginning and end of school)
    • Sweaters, thermals (think layers)
    • Umbrellas (you'll lose some of them)
  • Did You Know?
    • The North American blizzard from February 2010 is fondly known as "Snowpocalypse," and Pittsburgh received 21.5 inches of snow that first day alone.
    • In need of an umbrella? The bookstore in the University Center sells umbrellas, and if it's closed, you can take a quick bus ride to Rite Aid in Squirrel Hill, which is open 24 hours.
    • The beginning and end of the school year can reach up to the mid-80s, so remember to prepare for the heat and humidity in addition to the cold.
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