Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anybody received Pitt merit recently? What are your stats? Wondering why we have not heard on the scholarship with very high SAT and good GPA
It might be based on order of application (among other things). When did you apply?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.
Or is it because we submitted FAFSA without them asking for it and they saw no need
Anonymous wrote:Anybody received Pitt merit recently? What are your stats? Wondering why we have not heard on the scholarship with very high SAT and good GPA
Anonymous wrote:You don’t need to submit FAFSA to be eligible for merit at Pitt.
Last year, merit typically came before Honors College, as that was separate app.
This year, no separate app for honors College, so some (all?) kids found out about honors when they got acceptance.
In both cases (had kids applying last year and this), max merit ($20k engineering last yr; $15k A&S) came 2-3 weeks after admission. But these kids applied early Sept. Pitt has pot of $$$ and they start giving it out in Sept. when it’s gone, it’s gone.
Great school. Good luck to everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.
Or is it because we submitted FAFSA without them asking for it and they saw no need
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.
Or is it because we submitted FAFSA without them asking for it and they saw no need
No. We submitted FAFSA showing no need, and my kid got 15k. Applied mid-October.
Anonymous wrote:Another TJ student getting into Pitt. Such a waste.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.
Or is it because we submitted FAFSA without them asking for it and they saw no need
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.
Or is it because we submitted FAFSA without them asking for it and they saw no need
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody gotten any Pitt merit scholarship since December? My child with very high SAT and NMSF has not heard on merit scholarship yet
Yes. Applied in late October, admitted and then honors letter in December, 20k merit (Swanson) earlier this month.
Was the merit mentioned in the admission letter or was it in a separate document which came later
Separate, came a bit over a month later.
(Each piece was separate: admissions, honors, merit.)
What is the gpa and SAT?. Mine has 1580 and nothing on merit yet. Wierd
It’s not that weird. They give out a lot of merit early. Kids who apply with high stats in August/September get quick admissions and merit offers. Then the offers slow down through the later fall/winter. I’m guessing that a kid with a 1580 SAT will eventually get merit. But as others have said, the key to early, certain merit at Pitt is applying early.