Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is a world-famous institution with 13600 students and 1423 faculty and researchers. The school has world-renowned computer schools and drama schools, and its art schools, business schools, engineering schools and public administration schools are among the best in the United States. CMU was founded by industrialist and philanthropist andrew carnegie in 1900, and later named Carnegie Technical School. In 19 12, it was renamed Carnegie Mellon University, and began to transform into a key research university in the United States.

Carnegie Mellon University application difficulty

It is very difficult to apply to Carnegie Mellon University. Undergraduate application requires high school graduation, IELTS 7.5, TOEFL 102, high school GPA 3.5, ACT 3 1-34, SAT 1500. Compared with the IELTS score of 6.0 of the University of Florida, Clemson University and Texas Agricultural University, it is more difficult for schools to apply for IELTS.

School reputation

Carnegie Mellon University has well-known majors in cognitive psychology, management and public relations, writing and rhetoric, applied history, philosophy and biological sciences. Its computer, robot, science, fine arts and industrial management are all recognized as first-class majors in the world. In particular, the computer major ranks first in the United States with MIT, Stanford University and University of California, Berkeley, and the software engineering major of Carnegie Mellon University is far ahead of other prestigious schools. Carnegie Mellon University enjoys a high reputation in the international software industry. At present, the most popular standard in the international software industry-Capability Maturity Model for Software Productivity Maturity Model (CMM) was developed by the Institute of Software Engineering of this university. In recent years, Carnegie Mellon University has introduced the latest CMMI system on the basis of the original CMM system, which has become the latest standard in the software industry.