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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon's campus is connected to a 100-acre park filled with rolling hills and hiking trails. Both Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh are in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood. The city is home to about 86,000 college students, who can take advantage of everything the city has to offer, including professional sports, a zoo, and many museums and parks.

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Meeting, Eating, and Relaxing
The University Center is Carnegie Mellon's version of a student union. It opened in 1996 as part of the school's "New Campus Plan" and has eateries, a movie theater, and fitness facilities.

Student clubs can use the Center for group meetings, and non-Carnegie Mellon organizations can hold conferences there.

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The Undergraduate Business Program
Undergraduates studying business declare both a track and a minor in business. The track allows for specialization in a specific subject, and the minor gives breadth to each student's individual course of study. There are eight tracks to choose from, including finance, general management, marketing, and others.

Business administration and supply chain management are the only minors within the Tepper School curriculum. But undergrads can declare a minor outside the business program and take classes at Carnegie Mellon's other schools, such as the Mellon College of Science and the College of Fine Arts.

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Diversity
Tepper abides by the same diversity statement—presented in 2001 by the president of Carnegie Mellon—that guides the rest of the university. The school believes diversity is important to both its spirit and growth.

One-fifth of the MBA student body is women, 23% are from outside the U.S., and among U.S. students, 25% are Asian-American. Tepper aims for diversity in its undergraduate program, too: More than half the students are women, and among U.S. students minorities—predominantly Asian-Americans—account for 48% of the class.

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MBAs: Before and After
Tepper students come from diverse academic backgrounds. When they begin at Tepper, students have nearly five years of work experience. The majority of MBA students major in science and engineering as undergraduates, and 17% major in business or accounting.

At graduation, Tepper students go on to pursue a wide range of careers. The most popular industries for recent grads are financial services and consulting, with technology a close third. The average salary for recent Tepper MBA graduates is $103,012, with an average signing bonus of $22,625.