<p>I am sure they consider the “entire” application during the selection process. If you had a high SAT score and a low GPA – would that elicit a full scholarship offer? Probably not. Ultimately, Pitt decides upon who gets the offers and we will never know the reasons why.</p>
<p>I don’t believe Pitt post the information on the number of full scholarships/stats of recipients they offer each year, there is no way of knowing what the range is. Some of the other colleges do post that info as well as how many accepted the offers. From what I’ve seen the number is not very high for full tuition scholarships. </p>
<p>Since Pitt doesn’t spell out their process, all you can do is apply and see what they offer. The application was very simple and unless they changed it all you have to do is submit an essay for scholarship consideration.</p>