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Verified October 24, 2026 from Carnegie Mellon University's admissions page

Carnegie Mellon University application deadlines, 2026-27

Carnegie Mellon University offers 2 application rounds for students entering in fall 2027: Early Decision (due November 2), Regular Decision (due January 4). Early Decision is binding: if admitted, you commit to enroll.

Early Decision (binding)
Nov 2
decisions around Dec 15
Regular Decision
Jan 4
decisions around Apr 1

Every 2026-27 date

Every date from the school's own page. Your applicant portal is the final word.

RoundApply byDecisions
Early Decision (binding)November 2, 2026Around December 15, 2026
Regular DecisionJanuary 4, 2027Around April 1, 2027

Source: Carnegie Mellon University admissions, read October 24, 2026. Schools occasionally move dates; check your portal before you submit.

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When is the Carnegie Mellon University application deadline for 2026-27?

The earliest 2026-27 deadline is Early Decision on November 2, 2026. Regular Decision applications are due January 4, 2027. Dates were read from Carnegie Mellon University's own admissions page on October 24, 2026; confirm in your applicant portal.

When does Carnegie Mellon University release decisions?

Early Decision: around December 15, 2026. Regular Decision: around April 1, 2027.

Is Carnegie Mellon University Early Decision binding?

Yes. Early Decision is a binding commitment: if Carnegie Mellon University admits you, you withdraw your other applications and enroll. Apply ED only to a school you would choose over every other, and only if the financial aid offer is likely to work for your family.

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