| Undergraduate education in the Mellon College of Science combines course work and a wide variety of research, internships and other out-of-class experiences so that each student can develop the skills and talents needed for an exciting life in science and related professions. Students can easily combine an interest in science with humanities or science with arts through interdisciplinary degrees. The MCS Office of Undergraduate Affairs serves as the primary contact for academic advising for first-year students in the science college and works with upperclass students to answer questions about policies and requirements.
The links below provide resources for students in the first year and beyond. You can also explore the distinctive features of the curriculum through a site for prospective students and their parents.
Academic Policies
 AP Credit Policy
Transfer Credit Policy (getting credit for classes taken outside of Carnegie Mellon)
Transferring to another college
Core Science Requirements
Undergraduate Research
Internships
Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Science Laboratories
Dean's Student Advisory Council (undergraduate)
Course Schedule
Women in Science
Inter-College Programs
Science and Humanities Scholars Program
Bachelor of Science and Arts
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