The average tuition cost at the University of Pittsburgh is less than that of the majority of Ivy League universities. Depending on the course style, the cost ranges from 35,000 to 45,000 USD (26 to 34 lakh INR) every year.

The institution provides on-campus, off-campus, and apartment-style housing. It is also more gender inclusive, with separate housing for first years. On campus resident halls include Amos Hall, Bruce Hall, and Centre Plaza Apartments, while off campus housing options include College Garden Apartments, Hyacinth Place, and Mayflower Apartments. Almost all of these residence halls provide Cable TV, Fitness Centers, Housekeeping, Laundry, Internet Connection, and Trash Pick-Up. Students can select from over 25 different eating options located throughout the university, as well as a flexible meal plan. The cost of an on-campus double room is $3,375 a semester, with a food plan of $2450. Aside from that, the university provides students with information on off-campus student housing in the United States. The typical monthly rent for off-campus living is between 650 and 850 USD.

The total number of students enrolled at the university are 28391, out of which 3113 are international students. The acceptance rate for University of Pittsburgh is 57%.

The institute also has a variety of cutting-edge research facilities and institutes, including one devoted entirely to drug discovery. The university's main campus, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, spans 132 acres of property. Finally, the Cathedral of Learning, a 535-foot-tall Gothic revival edifice, is the world's second-tallest educational facility. Its rooftops are home to a lot of peregrine falcons. Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville are the university's other regional campuses.

The University of Pittsburgh is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education

88 percent of MBA graduates had job offers at the time of graduation, and 94 percent were employed within three months of graduation. International students receive an average annual salary of 74,000 USD after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh. Approximately 68 percent of graduate students choose to begin working after completing their postgraduate degrees. The college also provides a career centre, which assists students in finding internships, jobs, and networking opportunities. Students can reach the facility by making an appointment through 'Handshake,' an app built for the purpose. The University of Pittsburgh, The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc., The Bank of New York, Mellon Corporation (BNY Mellon), UPMC Presbyteria UPMC, Bechtel Bettis Highmark, Inc., and UPMC Health Plan are among the top recruiters.