| When will kids find out if they are accepted to the honors college? DD has been accepted to Pitt, but only wants to attend the honors program |
Honors is not a big deal at Pitt. Don’t send your kid if they “only want honors”. |
Why would she only attend if she is in the Honors Program? FYI, it's available to her later. FWIW, my 1600 SAT/4.8 WGPA kid from an MCPS magnet got $15K merit from Pitt, but was not invited to the Honors Program. |
It's just amazing that every DCUM parent has a kid with at least 1500 SAT/34-35 ACT and 4.0. Are they just the only ones who post? |
Yes. Pitt rejects 50% of applicants but nobody knows anyone who got rejected. |
| I am from PA. Both of my kids were accepted to Pitt and the Honors program at the same time (October, I think). |
Lol yeah. Doubt anyone would care to mention their kids scores if they were less than 1500 |
That's actually a pretty sad statement for DCUM parents. Not that surprising either. |
I reported on the other recent Pitt thread my kid just got into Pitt w/score in 1300s. |
| You can take Honors College classes without being in the program. |
| My DS is a freshman at Pitt and was accepted into the honors program in the spring (accepted to Pitt in the fall). He had to write an additional essay. |
| Who cares about an honors college when you can just go to a selective school? |
Greetings from outside the DCUM bubble. I know this is going to come as a shock to you, but some students care about $$. |
The point is that it's tough to get into the Honors Program. |
I often wonder this, too. It seems that the small percentage of students with 1550 and above SAT scores all live in the DC area and their parents post on dcum … |