The Office of Admissions & Financial Aid (OAFA) believes that admission is a two-way street. To that end, we've created a tool for you at my.pitt.edu to help you keep track of what is still needed to make your application complete.

Required Information

When OAFA receives your admission application, we will assign and mail or e-mail you a user name and password that you can use to access your personal 'to do' list at my.pitt.edu. Please be sure to keep (or print and keep) your user name and password, as you will be using them throughout the admissions process.

Your 'to do' list will tell you whether any information that's required to make your application complete is missing. Required information includes:

• High school transcript
• SAT or ACT results
• College transcripts (for transfer students)
• Application fee
• and, for permanent resident alien/immigrant or refugee applicants only, documentation of citizenship status

In some cases, the Committee can make a decision on the above information. However, it may request additional information from you, such as:

• first quarter or mid-year grades
• senior SAT or ACT results
• other miscellaneous requests

Unless you indicate to the Committee that you do not intend to send the additional information requested and that you would like your decision to be based on what you've already sent, you should consider the information requested to be 'required.'

Supplemental Information

You may have chosen to send Supplemental Information, such as a personal essay or portfolio and/or letters of recommendation. The my.pitt.edu site will not tell you whether these are still outstanding. If you want to check on whether supplemental information has been received, contact your admissions processor, at the link below.

Questions

Forget your user I.D. and password? Need to ask if something has arrived? Click here for admissions processor contact information.