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University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Tuition & Costs |
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$17,688 | tuition |
$11,050 | on campus room & board |
$752 | books and supplies |
$930 | fees |
$28,828 | tuition |
$11,050 | on campus room & board |
$752 | books and supplies |
$930 | fees |
Colleges like University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus are working hard to make tuition affordable to deserving students.
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77% | of students receive aid |
13% | get federal aid ($4,528 avg) |
14% | get state aid ($3,703 avg) |
41% | get institn'l aid ($11,445 avg) |
53% | get loans ($10,033 avg) |
Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 3.94% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 4.25% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed. For a better estimate, contact the college directly.
$23,425,724 |
Annual Aid Awarded |
Aid/Loans |
Average Amount | Percent Awarded |
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Grant or Scholarship Aid | $11,450 | 51% |
Federal Grant Aid | $4,528 | 13% |
Pell Grants | $4,176 | 13% |
Other Federal Grants | $527 | 9% |
Institution Grant Aid | $11,445 | 41% |
State Grant Aid | $3,703 | 14% |
Student Loans | $10,033 | 53% |
Federal Loans | $5,865 | 56% |
Other Loans | $16,872 | 14% |
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Financial Aid Timeline |
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Financial aid priority deadline: | March 1 |
Financial aid deadline: | - |
College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about: | - |
Student must reply to financial aid decision by: | - |
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Alumni Hall, 4227 Fifth Avenue |
Pittsburgh, PA 15260 |
(412) 624-7488 |
http://www.oafa.pitt.edu/financialaid |
In State | $737 |
Out of State | $1,201 |
Pitt was expensive. I was an out of state student, and with tuition and boarding and a meal plan and everything else, Pitt ran me over $45,000 over the year I spent there. That's the biggest reason I transfered out- the money. It is a fantastic experience and honestly I've never felt so at home, but even with all of the positives it's hard to justify spending that much money in one year.
Read MoreBest engineering school in terms of relative location, personal finances, and academic depth. I am learning something new everyday that relates to my area of focus, while also learning in an environment full of diverse students and culture.
Read MorePitt delivers a top level education without the $60,000 price tag of some private universities.
Read MoreIf you're in-state, you're definitely getting a good deal. Pitt is just as good as private schools that charge twice as much. Obviously the out of state tuition is one of the highest in the country, but I still think it's a pretty decent deal. You get so many opportunities that small schools don't offer. The free bus pass alone retails for over $1600.
Read MoreIts relatively expensive if you are out of state, but the tuition doesnt change as long as you are a student unlike Penn State which can hike up the price of your tuition every year.
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