Current rates for tuition and fees are included in the materials in the pocket of the Graduate information folder. Full-time graduate students may qualify for financial aid from the university such as teaching or research assistantships and full and partial fellowships. Some aid is also available for parttime students. You can apply for financial aid on the application form. In addition, domestic students are eligible for guaranteed loans.
Further information is available on the information sheet in the pocket.
The university provides special floors in the residence halls for graduate and law students. Many graduate students live off campus either in nearby apartment houses or in some of Pittsburgh's many interesting neighborhoods. Housing costs in Pittsburgh are quite reasonable and there is a wide range of options available for off-campus living. The Office of Commuter Affairs maintains lists of off-campus housing. While policies differ from program to program, most will accept up to six credits of course work taken outside of the program.