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	What Do You want to Know About CIT?		All the Links you need
	Carnegie Mellon's Information Networking Institute and CyLab have launched a new game to teach kids to be cyber safe called Carnegie Cadets: The MySecureCyberspace Game. Read more...		Need to get somewhere online? All the links you'll need are right here. Undergraduate Links Admission Requirements Admission Application Forms Admission Video Financial Aid Financial Application Forms Loans and Work Study Visit Campus Connect with Prospective Students Synthetic Interviewers Request Information Where am I in the Process? Sleeping Bag Weekend Summer Pre-College Program Summer Sunday Series Schedule an Interview For International Students For Transfer Students For High School Counselors Student Services Student Hot Spots Pittsburgh Fast Facts Office of International Education Campus Bookstore Graduate Links Graduate Student Financial Aid Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) Graduate Student Handbook Around the Globe Graduate Support Programs Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence Office of International Education Fellowship Resource Advising Center (FRAC) ARCS Scholarship Resources Interdisciplinary Innovation Engineering & Science Research Guides Library Databases Inter-Library Loan Google Scholar Campus Bookstore Student Services Around Town Pittsburgh Visitor's Bureau Pittsburgh Archive Student Hot Spots Pittsburgh Fast Facts
	About CIT
	So why is the College of Engineering called CIT? When Andrew Carnegie started the school in 1906, it was called the Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT), and the acronym stuck. History Interactive Timeline Unique Facts international students International students have additional requirements, but don't worry—more than 20% of our students are from countries other than the United States. did you know...? Every year our students build high-tech soapbox racers as part of a campus-wide competition called Buggy? Student organizations designate teams to compete in a five-person relay race around Flagstaff Hill in neighboring Schenley Park. It's wild—with crazy cars and cheering crowds. Drivers steer the buggy through the free roll portion of the race, hitting speeds of up to 35 mph.	the wow factor Want a school with a WOW! factor? You found it! Check out the cool research projects that have changed the world we live in—all from work done at CIT. undergraduate studies Choosing a college is a major life decision. The quality of education you receive will determine your career potential and the scope of opportunities available to you after graduation. It's a lot of think about. Find out more to help you decide if CIT is right for you. graduate studies Our master's and Ph.D programs are some of the most sought after opportunities in education. We offer you the chance to drive leading research, work side by side with acclaimed faculty, and receive an education that is acknowledged to be among the best in the country. Learn more about becoming a graduate student at CIT.


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