Research Facilities Computers are used heavily in course work. There are 106 PC terminals, linked by a campuswide computer network, available for use by students in the program. They are located in classrooms, the library, the computer center, and computer labs. There are no institutional grants or scholarships designated for this program. Living and Housing Costs Graduate students are responsible for their own housing needs.
Housing is available in the area within a range of costs.
Located at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, where the Ohio River begins, it is a city of downtown skyscrapers, scenic rivers, and steep hillsides. The Oakland section of the city, where Carnegie Mellon is located, houses the Carnegie Library, Museum of Art, and Museum of Natural History as well as several major concert halls. The University Carnegie Mellon University was founded by steel magnate and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1900 and has become one of America's leading universities. Some 3,400 of its 49,000 alumni are chief executive officers, company chairmen, presidents, or vice presidents of their respective companies. Application must be made in writing or electronically.