University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg

Admissions

Admissions at University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg is pretty selective. Roughly 70% of the applicant pool is selected for admission.

The admissions process varies by type of student. Full-time freshmen admission requires that you submit an application, a $45 application fee, an official high school transcript that shows class rank, and SAT or ACT scores. High school students have to have completed four units of English, one unit of Algebra I, one unit of plane Geometry of Algebra II, one unit of History, one unit of Lab Science, three units of the same foreign language, and four units of academic electives on order to even be considered for admission.

Students seeking part-time admission must complete an application with a $45 application fee as well as send in official high school or GED transcripts. Each applicant is required to have taken four units of English, three years of a foreign language, three years of History and Social Studies, one year of Algebra, one year of plane Geometry, and one year of Physics, Chemistry or Biology.

Transfer students must send in college transcripts from previous institutions, a Transfer Clearance from the Dean of Students at the most recently attended institution; an official high school transcript that includes SAT and ACT scores; as well as an application for full or part-time admissions with a $45 application fee. Students must have at least a 2.0 GPA and be in good standing at their previous institution. A maximum of 90 credits can be transferred from a four-year institution and 60 credits from a two-year institution.