<p>My d received the letter about guaranteed admission to the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (dependent upon graduating from Pitt with a 3.5 GPA, of course). She’s planning to pursue medicine or teaching, so at the moment she isn’t thinking about this kind of grad school, but who knows how her plans will change in the next 4 years?</p>
<p>I posted on the other thread about her being invited to apply for the Chancellor’s Scholarship, but having the amount of her scholarship left blank on the original scholarship letter. She received a follow-up today - she’s been awarded $10K annually 
. Her stats: 1480/2210; 3.8; school does not weight or rank. But, if it did, I’m pretty sure she’d only be in the top ten percent with a weighted GPA. She’s taken a very challenging schedule, but she’s not in top 5 percent territory. I was somewhat surprised to see the Chancellor’s Scholarship application invitation for this reason.</p>