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Pennsylvania · Private · Data since 2000

University of Pittsburgh

Students from 43 states, and 53% from Pennsylvania.

#13
Path32 admissions rank, 2026
#9 in 2025
1,975
applications, 2025-26
for 80 seats
8.0%
offered a seat
median school 10.8%
3.79
average overall GPA
DAT AA 461
2025-26 admissions cycle

From application to first day

Each bar is drawn to scale against applications received.

Applications received1,975
Examined by committee544
Offered a seat157
Enrolled80

Applicants per seat

24.7 applicants per seat in 2025 (18.4 in 2000), above the median school's 17.7.

010203040200020052010201520202025Median24.7
PittMedian school

Acceptance rate

8.0% of applicants were offered a seat in 2025, more selective than the median school (10.8%). It was 13.7% in 2011.

0%10%20%30%2011201520202025Median8.0%
PittMedian school

Average overall GPA

Average overall GPA of 3.79 in 2025, up from 3.37 in 2000. The median school is at 3.71.

3.203.403.603.80200020052010201520202025Median3.79
PittMedian school

DAT standing among schools

In 2025, its entering class out-scored 90% of other schools on the DAT Academic Average.

0255075100200020052010201520202025Middle90

Percent of other schools with a lower DAT Academic Average that year. Ranking within each year keeps the 2025 move to a 200–600 scale comparable.

Tuition, 2025-26

What Pitt costs

Four years of tuition and mandatory fees: $370,582. That ranks #27 most expensive of 69 schools. Living expenses are not included.

Year by year

Tuition and mandatory fees for each year of the program, 2025-26.

YearTuitionFees
1st$60,078$21,772
2nd$60,078$13,474
3rd$60,078$48,380
4th$60,078$46,644
Total$370,582incl. fees

34% of the 2025-26 first-year class are Pennsylvania residents.

First-year tuition and fees

Cost is up 41% since 2014-15. Hover a year for the numbers.

$0K$20K$40K$60K$80K201420202025Median$63K
PittMedian school, in-state

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Home states, 2011–2025

Where Pitt's students come from

1,125 matriculants from 43 states and territories. 53% were Pennsylvania residents.

Pennsylvania1–45–1920–4950–199200+
  1. Pennsylvania59953.2%
  2. New York706.2%
  3. Florida625.5%
  4. Ohio403.6%
  5. California373.3%
  6. New Jersey353.1%
Year-by-year data, 2000–2025
YearApplicationsExaminedOfferedEnrolledAcceptanceDAT AAGPA overallGPA science
20251,975544157808.0%4613.793.73
20241,769812154808.7%21.83.783.73
20231,848709159808.6%21.13.803.69
20221,8001,583170809.4%20.73.723.62
20211,520903149809.8%21.53.723.61
20201,5261,0092348015.3%21.33.643.55
20191,9259293458017.9%223.743.65
20181,4971,0502257715.0%223.743.68
20171,8788262378012.6%21.63.743.67
20161,9921,1233078015.4%21.43.643.55
20151,8191,3942877915.8%20.83.633.52
20142,0014463068015.3%203.633.56
20132,1491,6053558016.5%20.13.553.43
20122,3173084867921.0%20.83.633.52
20112,6384763608013.7%20.33.583.50
20102,315542—80—19.73.623.56
20092,460494—80—19.43.653.56
20082,162451—80—193.633.54
20072,1121,601—80—203.543.44
20061,8441,351—80—19.83.543.43
20051,452239—80—18.83.633.56
20041,134795—73—18.63.483.42
2003587587—89—18.013.343.22
2002643643—63—17.743.353.21
20011,1471,147—73—17.613.303.18
20001,3451,345—73—17.993.373.27

DAT is on a 1–30 scale through 2024 and a 200–600 scale from 2025. Offers are not available before 2011.

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