Full time: 1 year
(3 terms, including 1 summer term)
Part-time: 1-3 years
Full time: 1 year
(3 terms, including 1 summer term)
Part-time: 1-3 years
This is a full-time, 1-year, 2-term program, plus three (3) credits during the summer term. The total cost of the program is $25,014.
These estimated tuition rates are based on the 2024-25 Academic Year tuition. This does not include costs for mandatory fees, university fees or other costs such as textbooks, supplies, laptop, etc.
These estimated tuition rates are based on the 2024-25 Academic Year tuition. This does not include costs for mandatory fees, university fees or other costs such as textbooks, supplies, laptop, etc.
The purpose of the Emerging Sports Science Professional Scholarship is to acknowledge and support students who demonstrate high-level scholastic achievement and professional skills as well as financial need. The scholarship is awarded once per year, pending available funds. This is only available to current students in the Sports Science program.
Eligibility:
Students eligible to apply must:
NOTE: International Students who are fully funded and/or students who have a GSR/GSA/TA/TF* appointment through SHRS, are NOT eligible.
*GSR=Graduate Student Researcher, GSA=Graduate Student Assistant, TA=Teaching Assistant, TF=Teaching Fellow
Selection Criteria:
Scholarship recipients will be selected based upon:
Selection of Awardees
Awardees will be selected by a review committee designated by the Sports Science program. The amount of the awards will depend on available funds and the students’ financial needs.
Students will be notified in writing regarding their award status in mid-February.
Matriculated SHRS students at the undergraduate and graduate level have the opportunity to apply for the following scholarships and financial award opportunities. Some awards are offered through the University and others are school-wide.
The merit scholarships comprise three awards administered under a common application process. The purpose of these scholarships is to acknowledge and aid students who demonstrate high-level scholastic achievement and financial need. Multiple scholarships are awarded per year, pending available funds.
Current SHRS students can review eligibility and criteria for this scholarship on the Current Student Hub.
Selection of Awardees Details
Awardees will be selected by the SHRS Executive Committee. The amount of the awards will depend on available funds and the student’s financial needs and essay composition.
Awards for the 2024-2025 term will be announced in mid-January 2025 and be applied to the student’s spring bill.
Donors Dr. Timothy Sell and Mrs. Cynthia Sell have established an endowed fund to promote diversity and inclusion within the SHRS student body. The SHRS Faculty Executive Committee will choose the award recipient(s) in mid-January and the award will be applied to the student’s spring tuition bill. Awards will be presented annually pending receipt of qualifying applications.
Current SHRS students can review eligibility and criteria for this scholarship on the Current Student Hub.
Selection of Awardees Details
Awardees will be selected by the SHRS Executive Committee. The amount of the awards will depend on available funds and the student’s financial needs and essay composition. Awards will be announced in mid-January and be applied to the student’s spring bill.
PittFund$Me connects students with real, relevant scholarships.
Current Pitt Students – How to Apply
Current Pitt students can access PittFund$Me by following this process:
You’ll be able to manage all of your applications in your personalized dashboard, and Pitt will post alerts for new scholarships that might be interesting to you.
Learn more here.
Use the Pittsburgh Foundation Scholarship search.
Visit studentaid.gov to access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Pitt Federal School code – 008815
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
University of Pittsburgh
139 University Place, Thackeray Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.
Contact Information:
Email: finaid@pitt.edu
Phone: 412-624-7488
Website: https://oafa.pitt.edu/contact-us/
NOTE: Providing your social security number to the University of Pittsburgh in your application for admission is optional. Some SHRS graduate applications do not ask prospective students for their SSN. However, please be advised that you must provide your SSN to the University of Pittsburgh if you are completing the FAFSA or expecting a 1098-T to submit to the IRS for tuition-related expenses. Please click here for information on how to provide your SSN to the University of Pittsburgh if your application does not give you the option to include it with submission.
The Office of International Services (OIS) provides a financial document to inform international graduate students of the financial requirement in order to issue a student visa document (Form I-20 or DS-2019). The document is updated annually.
See the International Graduate Financial Information 2025-2026 here.