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The document is an International Exchange Student Information Form for Carnegie Mellon University, specifically for the Summer 2009 term. It outlines the requirements for international students to obtain a Certificate of Eligibility (I-20) necessary for legal entry into the U.S. The form requests personal, foreign address, and funding information, including proof of financial support. Students must submit the completed form and supporting documents by March 1, 2009, to receive their I-20 within three weeks.

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Is Carnegie Mellon as good as the Ivy League?

GPA Requirements Carnegie Mellon University does not have a strict minimum GPA requirement for undergraduate admissions. However, admitted students typically have very high GPAs, ranging from 3.7 to 4.0, with an average GPA of 3.9.

Is Carnegie Mellon better than the Ivy League?

Ivy Leagues are known for providing strong programs in a wide array of disciplines, whereas Carnegie Mellon has a more focused approach with particularly strong programs in technical fields such as technology and engineering.

Who is the dean of student affairs at Carnegie Mellon?

Gina Casalegno - Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students - Carnegie Mellon University | LinkedIn.

What does the Dean of Student Affairs do?

Keith Gehres is currently serving as the Interim Vice Provost for Enrollment Management and Dean of Admission.

Is Carnegie Mellon a baby ivy?

Both the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon have been dubbed new Ivies by Forbes Magazine. The Pittsburgh institutions were among 20 schools 10 public, 10 private to earn the 2025 designation.

Is Carnegie Mellon conservative or liberal?

The best colleges for political diversity SchoolLiberal: Conservative RatioAcceptance Rate Carnegie Mellon University 3.59:1 11% University of California-San Diego 3.59:1 24% Harvard University 3.56:1 3% Johns Hopkins University 3.5:1 7%66 more rows 5 days ago

How prestigious is Carnegie Mellon?

Best Non-Ivy League Schools in 2025 UniversityAverage RankingTimes Ranking MIT 1 1 Stanford 2 2 Caltech 3 3 Johns Hopkins 5.3 66 more rows Mar 6, 2025

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