The Office of National Scholarships and Post-Graduation Success works with all Pitt undergraduates, graduate students, and recent alumni who are pursuing a competitive award. We help students identify awards for which they are competitive and guide them through the process from start to finish including essay review, advice on choosing recommenders and interview per. We are here to help! Read and subscribe to our monthly newsletter for tips!
The Office of National Scholarships & Post-Graduation Success has elevated the successes of Pitt, contributing to the University's status as a top producer of Fulbrights, sponsoring Pitt's first-ever Mitchell and Soros scholars, and preparing 4 members of the inaugural class of Voyager scholars.
Open to all students, these scholarships require University endorsement and therefore have earlier deadlines.
University endorsement is not required, but we recommend working with a scholar-mentor on the application process.
Numerous scholarship opportunities are available to international students.
In 2022, Alex Firestine was named the first George J. Mitchell scholar in Pitt history. Through this prestigious scholarship, Firestine is currently studying climate change, agriculture, and food security at the University of Galway.
Frederick Honors College senior Grace Fleury became Pitt’s 64th winner of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, the most prestigious award aimed at STEM students. Over the summer, Fleur has participated in the Amgen Scholars Program at the California Institute of Technology.