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Advising is fully decentralized at CMU - each college/school has its own academic advisors. No central advising email. The Student Academic Success Center (SASC, 412-268-6823) coordinates and provides a Find-an-Advisor tool. Contact advisor directly through college-specific channels.
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Hold Policy
Hold blocks: registration, transcripts, diploma Hold threshold notes: No specific dollar threshold published. Any past-due portion of the student financial obligation (including assessed interest) triggers a hold. Interest accrues at 1.5% per calendar month on unpaid past-due amounts. Holds block registration, diploma, and transcripts. Late fee: 1.5% per month interest (no flat late fee) Late fee recurring: Yes Collections fee: Attorney/collection agency fees plus court costs at CMU's discretion Collections notes: CMU may refer past-due accounts to attorney or collection agency at its discretion. Reasonable costs of collection (court costs, attorneys fees, collection agency fees) may be added to the balance. Credit bureau reporting also possible. No specific trigger date published. Returned payment fee: $20 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: Student Financial Obligation Terms must be acknowledged once per career before SIO access is granted. Not required every semester - one-time agreement covering all tuition, fees, and charges. Billing cycle: Monthly (invoices generated last day of month; payment due 15th of following month) Refund schedule: Tuition adjusted proportionally by calendar days completed before 60% of semester. No refund after 60% of semester. Housing: daily adjustment. Meal plan: weekly adjustment. Financial aid adjusted on same 60% basis. Non-attendance policy: If student does not notify university of withdrawal, official withdrawal date is midpoint of semester or last date of documented academically-related activity, whichever is earlier.
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What happens if I have an unpaid balance at Carnegie Mellon University?
Any past-due portion of your student financial obligation accrues interest at 1.5% per calendar month. CMU may place a financial hold on your account that prevents you from registering for future classes, receiving your diploma, or requesting transcripts. If past due, CMU may refer the account to a collection agency or attorney, and may report the delinquency to credit bureaus. Contact The HUB at TheHUB@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-8186 to discuss your account.
How does billing work at CMU?
Carnegie Mellon generates invoices on the last day of each month. Charges incurred during the month are due on the 15th of the following month. You'll receive an email notification at your Andrew email when an invoice is ready to view in Student Information Online (SIO). You can view your balance, register for online banking, and invite authorized payers through SIO. Contact The HUB at TheHUB@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-8186 for billing questions.
What is CMU's tuition refund policy if I withdraw?
If you withdraw before completing 60% of the semester, tuition is adjusted based on the number of calendar days completed (not a fixed weekly schedule). There is no tuition refund after 60% of the semester is completed. Housing charges are adjusted daily; meal plan charges weekly. Federal financial aid is also adjusted on the same 60% basis. Contact the Registrar at cmuregistrar@andrew.cmu.edu or The HUB at 412-268-8186 to begin the withdrawal process.
Where do I go for help with billing, financial aid, or registration at CMU?
The HUB is Carnegie Mellon's one-stop shop for financial aid, billing and payments, registration, and academic records. Contact The HUB at TheHUB@andrew.cmu.edu or 412-268-8186, located in Warner Hall, Lower Level. You can also manage your account and register for courses through Student Information Online (SIO). Each student is assigned a HUB liaison by college for individualized support.
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