<p>Does anyone know how you will be informed whether Pitt has accepted you as one of the guarantees for their professional schools (which is dependent on GPA, etc?)</p>
<p>I've been trying to find information about this on their website with no avail</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Speaking from my own experience, I indicated on my application that I was interested in physical therapy. A few weeks after I received my acceptance letter, I received another letter informing me that I was granted guaranteed grad school admission to Pitt’s PT school. It was a big factor in me choosing Pitt–funny thing is, I no longer have any desire to be a PT.</p>
<p>Did you indicate a pre-professional interest on your application? I feel like you have to do that in order to be considered for guaranteed admission, but I could be wrong.</p>
<p>When I applied for SSOE, I got a guaranteed grad letter with my admissions letter. I guess it depends on the major you applied to.</p>
<p>Just an FYI though-- at least in SSOE, no one in the school has any idea that the guarantee letters exist. I know of 2 other people who brought the subject up with their advisors, who were TOTALLY clueless. If you have a guarantee letter, HOLD ON TO IT and don’t lose it.</p>
<p>Awesome: Interesting about the lack of knowledge of the guarantee letter since the letter was signed by Prof. Holder, US Steel Dean of Engineering.</p>
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<p>Yeah…I also learned that the “guaranteed grad” is only for a professional Masters (I believe professional) and not a research Masters or a Ph.D.</p>