<p>I was accepted last week into Pitt/honors college with a 31 and 3.9 UW at a dual curriculum school. Yesterday, I received a letter specifically from the honors college but o mention of scholarship. When should I hear about scholarship if i actually get it? </p>
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<p>In about two weeks.</p>
<p>My D got her acceptance letter in the beginning of October but not a word about any scholarship.</p>
<p>What are her SAT scores? Are you in-state or out?</p>
<p>Her SAT 1370 the old way. She’s in-state.</p>
<p>I got my full tuition scholarship offer the day after I got my honors college acceptance.</p>
<p>I’ve been noticing that the only scholarships we are hearing about so far are full tuition. I know in years past there were also $10,000 scholarships for out of state students and a smaller amount for in state students. Do those tend to come later for the students who didn’t quite make the full tuition level?</p>
<p>I dont know, but I’m in-state and expecting a small amount of money but havent gotten anything yet…</p>
<p>It took almost 3 weeks for them to send scholarship stuff to me after the honors college thing, and people who applied after me got notification before i did. So i wouldnt worry too much</p>
<p>My D spoke with somebody in admissions and they told her that they are looking at 1400 on SAT to be considered for scholarship.</p>
<p>My daughter received her scholarship notification today, 25 days after acceptance. Out of state, 10K scholarship for 1480/2240, top 2% rank, good ECs.</p>
<p>electronblue, I am also puzzled. It seems to me that your daughter is certainly in the zone for a full-tuition scholarship. I’m not sure what Pitt was thinking. You could call or e-mail, just to confirm.</p>
<p>My son received his $10000 scholarship offer today as well. It is probably right because while he got a 34 on the ACT, his GPA was about a 3.7 uw. His school does not rank. He’ll give the chancellor’s scholarship a shot, but - without - Pitt will be much more expensive than his alternatives.</p>
<p>I got my acceptance letter today with no mention of honors college/scholarships at all in the initial packet. Does that mean I didn’t get anything? I’m OOS 3.98 GPA 31 ACT, with a friend who has very similar stats and same course-load who got into honors college and got a lot of money. If it didn’t mention anything about honors/scholarships in the initial letter does that mean I’m not getting anything?</p>
<p>ditto dtc727. I got my acceptance packet yesterday, but no mention of a scholarship. I have 1480/2240 and 35 ACT, with top 0.5% class rank, and 3.95 UW GPA. I should be in the running for a scholarship, right?</p>
<p>ditto dtc727. I got my acceptance packet yesterday, but no mention of a scholarship. I have 1480/2240 and 35 ACT, with top 0.5% class rank, and 3.95 UW GPA. I should be in the running for a scholarship, right?</p>
<p>It seems to go this way:</p>
<p>Admission (the letter mentioned the honors college)
Honors College Information
Scholarship Letter</p>
<p>In my son’s case, it took about three weeks from the time of the admission until the scholarship letter came, but Thanksgiving was in the middle of it all.</p>
<p>Well, now that I see they’re looking for 1400 SAT, that explains why my son hasn’t heard anything about getting one. Grrrr…</p>
<p>I don’t know. My daughter was admitted at least a month ago. Honors college stuff followed, but no scholarship info. She has 1500/2220, 4.8 weighted/3.97 unweighted GPA,
IB diploma candidate, OOS.</p>
<p>My scholarship letter came a few weeks after the honors college letter, and I had 1480/2270 and 4.16/3.99. Pitt’s trying to get out of state students, so that might help.</p>