As an incoming or current David C. Frederick Honors College student, you have numerous opportunities to apply for funding that will support your academic, research, and extracurricular goals. Our various categories of funding and aid reflect the breadth and depth of options available for you to pursue. Current students should also contact the Office of National Scholarships & Post Graduation Success to explore prestigious scholarship opportunities.
These merit-based awards provide funding that includes full tuition, mandatory fees, and room/board to talented incoming students who demonstrate academic excellence and potential for scholarly contributions to the University community. Visit the Office of Admissions & Financial Aid and select either "Chancellor's Scholarships" or "University Scholarships" for more information about each.
This completely merit-based award provides full tuition and room and board support to incoming students from across all Pit undergraduate admitting colleges.
The Donald Henderson Scholarship was named after Pitt’s first Black chancellor, this award provides full tuition and room and board support.
The Helen Faison Scholarship was named after Pitt alumna and first Black woman to serve as Pittsburgh Public Schools acting superintendent.
The Robert Lavelle Scholarship, named after Katz Business School alumnus and former BOV member, supports an incoming first-year business student.
The Adena Davis Scholarship, named after one of Pitt’s first Black nursing graduates, supports a student in nursing.
As a Frederick Honors student, you can apply for competitive signature FHC awards as well as programs and named funding opportunities that align with your goals.
All FHC awards include a financial stipend; amounts vary. To apply to any Frederick Honors College award, visit PittFund$Me, which matches you directly to awards for which you are eligible.