Pitt-Johnstown offers exceptional opportunities for summer visiting students. This designation is for students who plan to take courses for credit at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown with the intention of transferring those courses back to their home institution. To be eligible, students must be currently enrolled at another 4-year institution with at least 12 completed credits, and have a minimum 2.5 cumulative or overall GPA. Guest student status is granted for one term only and does not automatically renew. Here are the easy steps to take toward enrollment.
Applications for 2025 Summer enrollment will be accepted starting February 17, 2025
STEP 1
Print and complete the following:
Summer registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Please list at least one alternative class on your registration form. If your first choice of class is closed, you'll receive your alternative choices.
Important Information: You will receive an email to the personal email addressed provided on your application. This email will include details you will need to activate your University of Pittsburgh computing account. This account will allow you to view your tuition bill and grades on-line. Tuition bills are available in electronic form only.
STEP 2
Please email completed Visiting Student Application form, Enrollment Worksheet, and Promissory Note documents to upjreg@pitt.edu. A registration confirmation will be emailed to your home email address. Add/drop is the first three days of each summer session.
STEP 3
Several tuition payment options (i.e. cash, check, credit card) are available. Contact the Business Office (upjbills@pitt.edu) or visit their webpage: http://www.upj.pitt.edu/en/admissions/business-office/
STEP 4
If you wish to have your final grade sent to your school, follow the Transcript Request link. Select "Current Student" to begin your request. Official transcripts are ordered using the new electronic ordering system. Requests may be made at the time of enrollment, during, or after the term.
STEP 5
Purchase the books required for your classes. The Book Center is located on the ground floor of the Student Union.
STEP 6
Obtain a Student ID card in office 151 of the Student Union Building. The Student ID is required for use of the library, Wellness Center, and for check cashing privileges. Visiting Students may obtain an ID card beginning the first day of their summer class.