Anonymous
Post 10/05/2022 21:12     Subject: Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:My DC applied the first week in Aug. It went to review the middle of August and still nothing. It probably doesn’t help it’s for Computer Science and his scores are dead center for admitted students last year in CS. I’m guessing they are admitting the higher stats kids first even though they’re unlikely to go there. My DC really wants to go there b/c CS is not part of the engineering school at Pitt. It’s its own school.


Just for the record, my DC, I think, counts as a higher stat kid, but Pitt is super high on his list. Also comp sci. They have a very appealing program there. Hope we both get good news.
Anonymous
Post 10/05/2022 20:52     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Any news anyone?
Anonymous
Post 09/14/2022 10:21     Subject: Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:Can you apply to a rolling school like Pitt and also ED elsewhere, with the understanding you have to commit to the ED school if you get in?


yes, until pit decides to make it restrictive rolling admission.. lol
Anonymous
Post 09/14/2022 10:06     Subject: Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:Can you apply to a rolling school like Pitt and also ED elsewhere, with the understanding you have to commit to the ED school if you get in?


Yes
Anonymous
Post 09/14/2022 10:05     Subject: Pitt decisions
Can you apply to a rolling school like Pitt and also ED elsewhere, with the understanding you have to commit to the ED school if you get in?
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 23:15     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Stats on admitted?


If possible, please include the major admitted too


19:53 here. Engineering, 3.975/4.452, 1510, 20k per year merit.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 22:13     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:Stats on admitted?


If possible, please include the major admitted too
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 22:05     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Stats on admitted?
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 21:23     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does Pitt provide scholarship/merit aid info when announcing admittance?


Last year, my kid's merit came about 2 weeks after acceptance.


To clarify, 2 weeks after acceptance to the school, when they were admitted.

Acceptance was early Sept, merit/scholarship 2 weeks later.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 21:22     Subject: Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:If this for ED? How long do they have to decide? Aren't seniors still submitting right now for decisions that come after the new year?


Pitt does not have ED, EA, RD....they are rolling. And you have until the normal deadline to decide. May 1 (give/take a day)
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 21:20     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:Does Pitt provide scholarship/merit aid info when announcing admittance?


Last year, my kid's merit came about 2 weeks after acceptance.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 21:13     Subject: Pitt decisions
To confirm last post, merit aid announcements have historically started in October for earlier admits. Merit is not included with acceptance notice
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 19:53     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Does Pitt provide scholarship/merit aid info when announcing admittance?


No. Most schools do not. That info will not come until early next year.


I don’t know what most schools do, but last year DD got notified of merit aid in the beginning of October and guaranteed grad school admission shortly thereafter (3.5 GPA required).
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 19:32     Subject: Re:Pitt decisions
Anonymous wrote:Does Pitt provide scholarship/merit aid info when announcing admittance?


No. Most schools do not. That info will not come until early next year.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2022 17:19     Subject: Pitt - under enrollment there is an accept/decline option
Anonymous wrote:but my DD has not received an admission decision. Does this mean anything?

No. Pitt is rolling decision, processed in order received. Summertime submissions find out a few weeks after review starts on Sept 1. Later submissions take longer as the backlog grows.