Information Session
We're currently offering limited registration for our On-Campus Information Session.
The Information Session is perfect for students who are looking for more information about the value of Carnegie Mellon, our unique academic options, our campus community and the admission and financial aid processes.
The session is led by an admission counselor and lasts approximately one hour and 15 minutes.
Please note that Information Sessions will be paused November through February as our admission staff is reviewing applications for Fall 2022.
Information Session Guidelines
Because the health and safety of you and our campus community are our first priority, the Information Session will be subject to the following guidelines:
- Registration is required.
- Each registered prospective student visitor is allowed to bring one guest with them. Additional guests cannot be accommodated.
- Session capacity will be capped.
- A group Q&A session will be offered at the end of the presentation, but the presenter won't be taking one-on-one questions. If you'd like to connect one-on-one with a counselor, please schedule a virtual admission counseling session.
Entrance Information
Please note that the entrance to the Information Session will be open 10 minutes prior to the start of the session and that doors will be closed 30 minutes after the start of the session. If you arrive more than 30 minutes late, you won't be able to enter.
Also, please note that additional guests won't have access to indoor areas.
CMU COVID-19 Mitigation Protocols
It's also important to note that all campus visitors are required to abide by Carnegie Mellon's COVID-19 mitigation protocols. Please keep in mind:
Minimum Requirements and Daily Self-Assessment
Visitors must review and agree to comply with the University's minimum requirements for community members in order to register and be on campus.
You'll receive information about our Daily Symptom Self-Assessment (PDF)(opens in new window) in your reminder email. You do not need to submit this form to our office.
Facial Coverings
Facial coverings (sufficient to cover the nose and mouth) are now required on campus, regardless of vaccination status. They are required outdoors when less than six feet of others and indoors at all times except when eating or drinking.
Engage Online
While the Information Session offers an opportunity to visit our campus, we encourage you to also register for our online visit offerings to connect one-one-one with an admission counselor, hear directly from our current students or attend our online Information Session.