<p>First off, Pitt doesn’t receive the donation until donor dies. He is only 73, so it could be awhile. However, Pitt has already stated that part of it will go toward scholarships for those in the school of Arts & Sciences. So it won’t likely affect the sticker price of tuition, etc, it could likely affect the number of individuals receiving financial or merit aid. Of course, some of it will also be going to go to funding faculty chairs, research fellowships, etc. When you consider how big the School of Arts & Sciences is, it will be dispersed very quickly.</p>