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Pitt-Johnstown is the largest regional campus in the University of Pittsburgh system. Nestled in the scenic Laurel Highlands region of Pennsylvania, we offer a high-quality Pitt education on a smaller scale. Your Pitt-Johnstown experience will prepare you for a productive life and a successful career as we encourage you to get involved and challenge you to become a leader.

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Business & Enterprise Division

BusinessAccounting, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing

Economics

Education Division

Early Childhood Education (PreK–4) Special Education Dual Certificate

Middle Level Education (4-8)English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Special Education Dual Certificate

Secondary EducationBiology, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, English, General Science, Mathematics, Social Studies

Engineering Division

Civil Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Humanities Division

Communication

English Literature

Humanities (Interdisciplinary)Foreign Language & Literature, Philosophy & English Literature, Thematic Cluster

Journalism

Theatre Arts

English WritingCreative, Professional

Natural Sciences Division

Biochemistry

BiologyTraditional, Terrestrial

Chemistry

Computer ScienceStandard, Applied

Energy & Earth ResourcesEnergy Resource Geology, Environmental Geology

MathematicsActuarial, Applied

Natural SciencesPhysics

Psychology

Nursing and Health Sciences Division

Nursing (BSN)

Healthcare (Post-AS Only)

Respiratory Care (AS)

Surgical Technology (AS)

Social Sciences Division

Environmental Studies

Geography

History

Justice Administration & Criminology

Political Science

Social Sciences Interdisciplinary

Sociology

Pre-Professional Programs*

Pre-Athletic Training

Pre-Clinical Dietetics and Nutrition

Pre-Communication Science

Pre-Dentistry

Pre-Emergency Medicine

Pre-Health Information Management

Pre-Law

Pre-Medicine

Pre-Occupational Therapy

Pre-Optometry

Pre-Pharmacy

Pre-Physical Therapy

Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Public Health Administration

*Selected pre-professional programs require a major

Certificate Programs**

Geographic Information Systems

International Studies

**Certificate programs do not require a major

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Minors

Art History

Biology

Chemistry

BusinessAccounting, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing

Civil Engineering

Communication

Computer Science

Economics

Electrical Engineering

English Literature

Foreign LanguageFrench, Spanish

Geography

Geology

History

Mathematics

Music

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology

Writing

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ProgramsDiscover a program that will lead you to success on campus and in the Real World.

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90%of our faculty* are doctorally prepared

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Pitt-Johnstown faculty research projects and innovative curriculum offer students the opportunity to contribute to serious research that can have a far-reaching impact. In addition to improving critical thinking and communication skills, research activities provide students with a real-world perspective and experience. Research may take many forms including class projects, capstone seminars, senior projects, and independent studies. Originality is key to the student’s work.

FacultyLearn from our highly-talented faculty dedicated teachers and productive scholars in an up-close-and-personal learning environment.

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Making Pitt-Johnstown your home is an exciting part of your freshman experience. Our Freshman Residence Halls are designed as two-room suite arrangements with every two residence rooms sharing a bathroom. With student safety in mind, each freshman residence hall is equipped with Student ID card-access readers. Inside you will find study areas, a large lobby with a gas fireplace, and a recreation room with TV, pool table, foosball table, ping-pong table, and exercise machines. Laundry facilities are also conveniently located on the lower level of each freshman hall, with no pay-per-use cost.

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HousingEnjoy living near friends and convenient access to the dining halls, sporting events, library, and campus life.

More than 1,000students enjoy

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Housing Options:

Freshman Residence Halls

Living-Learning Center

Lodges

Townhouses

Willow Hall

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Whether you live on or off campus, dining with friends is an integral part of your college experience. At Pitt-Johnstown, you will find balanced choices for any dietary selection including vegetarian, healthy eating, and international cuisine. To-go meals can even be scheduled if you need to be off campus during regular dining hours due to internships, work, or student teaching. Your Student ID contains all meal plan information, so eating on campus is as simple as swiping your card!

Meal plans are made up by a combination of meals and Dining Dollars, usable only on campus. Meals are used at the Student Union Dining Hall and the Varsity Café, our two main eateries, allowing you access to unlimited dining during that visit! Dining Dollars are your on-campus currency for all other dining facilities, such as Subway, Freshens, and Jazzman’s Café!

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DiningGrab a quick bite to eat between classes or enjoy a relaxing sit-down meal with friends.

9 Great places to eat on campus

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Campus LifeImmerse yourself in our student activities and organizations, gaining valuable real-world experience.

Pitt-Johnstown students have the opportunity for a variety of out-of-the-classroom opportunities and experiences to become actively engaged in our campus, local, national, and global communities. Students enrich their lives through the organizations, clubs, and groups that Pitt-Johnstown sponsors. The experiences within these groups will remain a part of our students’ lives forever.

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You will do more than learn in the classroom at Pitt-Johnstown. Our students volunteer at many sites across the Greater Johnstown region, giving their time and talents to a common cause and developing an appreciation of the importance of service on campus and beyond.

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Community EngagementJoin us in making a difference by devoting expertise, energy, and time.

Pitt-Johnstown has been named

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Service Honor Roll four times.

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Study AbroadParticipate in a life-changing experience that will teach you self-awareness and prepare you for leadership roles in a global community.

Take advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enhance your disciplinary training, professional development, cultural understanding, and personal growth. While abroad, you can develop your language skills, expand your expertise within your major, enroll in an internship program, conduct research, volunteer, and take courses of interest that can work as electives.

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Men’s• Baseball• Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Soccer• Track & Field• Wrestling

Women’s• Basketball• Cross Country• Soccer• Softball• Track & Field• Volleyball

NCAA Teams

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AthleticsBe a part of our proud tradition of athletic excellence.

We offer a variety of competitive NCAA Division II sports for both men and women. In July 2013, we officially joined the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) to further challenge our student-athletes and increase our athletic prowess! Pitt-Johnstown also offers men and women club sports that provide the resources for students to compete at the collegiate level offering regular practices, travel, and competitions.

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We are proud to promote The Healthy Campus Initiative – a wellness program designed to address health and wellness by developing physical, social, and emotional life-long healthy habits. You can do this through the multi-million dollar Wellness Center, a 40,000-square-foot facility. The Wellness Center features a 1,000-square-foot professional-grade dance studio, strength-training equipment, three-lane running track, multipurpose athletic courts, a fully equipped cardiovascular area, and a 30-foot climbing wall that can hold up to six people at once.

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WellnessTake some time to burn off stress and stay healthy.

Intramural Sports:

3v3 Basketball

5v5 Basketball

Co-ed Soccer

Competitive Soccer

Co-ed Volleyball

Flag/Powder Puff Football

Whiffle Ball

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Deciding on a university is one of the most exciting times in your life, and we are thrilled you are considering Pitt-Johnstown! The application process is simple, requiring only the following information:

• Application for Admission• Official high school transcript(s)• Official SAT or ACT scores• Official college transcript(s), if applicable• Personal essays, recommendation letters, and an

Admissions interview are strongly encouraged, but NOT required.

We operate on a rolling admission policy, which means there is no specific deadline to apply for admission, but it is to your advantage to plan ahead and apply early. This ensures you will receive the best chance at enrollment-capped programs and academic scholarships. The deadline to commit to Pitt-Johnstown is May 1.

Please contact the Admissions Welcome Center with questions or concerns throughout this process. We look forward to seeing you on campus!

There’s no time like the present to get started on your application. You can apply online at upj.pitt.edu/apply or you can complete an application and mail it to us.

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We welcome international students to study at our wonderful campus. The Office of International Services at Pitt-Johnstown is dedicated to offering exceptional support to international students before and during their stay at the University.

All international students must complete the International Admission Application and submit all following required documentation to the Admissions Welcome Center:

• TOEFL IBT 80 or higher• or IELTS 6.5 or higher• SAT test score• High School Diploma (Official English translation required)

• High School Transcript (Official English translation required)• Bank Statement• Financial Responsibility Form

You also have the option of including supporting admissions materials, including letters of recommendation, a personal essay, and AP course transcripts.

Please mail documents to the following address:Admissions Welcome Center450 Schoolhouse RoadJohnstown, PA, 15904 USA

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Visit.Weekday Visits: Monday through Friday, year-round, you can go on a small group tour of campus, talk with a member of the Admissions staff, meet with a faculty member, or sit in on a class! To schedule a weekday visit, please call us at 1-855-LIKE-UPJ.

Open House Programs: On Saturdays during the school year and Fridays over the summer, come speak with faculty and current students, learn more about your program of interest, explore the campus, and receive important admission information! To register for an Open House go to upj.pitt.edu/OpenHouse.

One of the best ways to get to know our University is to visit campus! On our campus tours, one of our student tour guides will walk you across campus and through the daily life of a Pitt-Johnstown student. In addition to seeing campus facilities, this gives you the opportunity to hear about us from a current student’s perspective.

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Athletics Fields .......................................... 20Biddle Hall ................................................... 2 (Business, Education, Humanities)Blackington Hall ........................................... 1 (Academic Affairs, Admissions,

Advanced & Continuing Education, Alumni Relations, Asst. VP for Academic Affairs, Business Office, Computer Science, Equity and Inclusion, Finance & Administration, Financial Aid, Human Resources, Institutional Advancement, Marketing, MSW Program, President, Purchasing, Registrar, Technology Support)

Briar Lodge (residence hall) ....................... 17Buckhorn Lodge (residence hall) ................ 33Cascade Manor (residence hall) ................ 23College Park Apartments (off map) ........... 40 (located at intersection of Schoolhouse

R. and Theatre Dr.)Engineering and Science Building ................ 6 (Engineering, Natural Sciences)Foxfire Lodge (residence hall) .................... 18Hawthorn Lodge (residence hall) ............... 15Heather Lodge (residence hall) .................. 14

Hemlock Hall (residence hall) .................... 29The Heroes Memorial ............................... 13Hickory Hall (residence hall) ...................... 28Highland Manor (residence hall) ................ 22Krebs Hall .................................................... 3 (Natural Sciences, Social Sciences)Larkspur Lodge (residence hall) ................. 16Laurel Hall (residence hall) ........................ 27Living-Learning Center ................................. 5 (Community Education and Outreach,

Conference services, residence hall)Log Cabin .................................................. 37Maple Hall (residence hall) ........................ 30Nursing and Health Sciences Building ......... 7Oak Hall (residence hall) ............................ 32Owen Library ............................................... 8 (Academic Success Center, Faculty

Resource Center, Information Technology, Library Offices, MountainCat Veterans Program, Printing Services)

Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center .............. 4 (Arts Center Office, Southern Alleghenies

Museum of Art, Theatre Department)Physical Plant Building ............................... 35 (Campus Police, Physical Plant Office,

Receiving, Scene Shop)Pole Building (storage) .............................. 36Sports Center (Athletics Offices) ............... 10Student Union ............................................. 9 (Bookstore, Career Services, Disability

Services, Food Services, Health and Counseling Services, Housing and Residence Life, ID Center, International Services, Mailing Services, Personal Counseling Center, Real World Action Program, Student Activities, Student Affairs, Student Organizations)

Summit Manor (residence hall) ................. 26Sunset Lodge (residence hall) ................... 34Timberline Manor (residence hall) ............. 24University Square ...................................... 39Wellness Center ........................................ 11Whalley Memorial Chapel ......................... 12 (Campus Ministry)Wilderness Manor (residence hall) ............ 25Willow Hall (residence hall) ....................... 31Woodland Manor (residence hall) ............. 21Zamias Aquatic Center .............................. 38

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The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown is located on 655 picturesque acres in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, 70 miles east of Pittsburgh. We offer a positive learning atmosphere and an outstanding record of student success.

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THE REGIONAL LEADER EDUCATING FOR SUCCESS IN THE REAL WORLD.

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