Information and updates about Fall 2024 applicant resources, and Pitt’s Self-Reported Academic Record.
How do I create a SRAR?
The SRAR is a required part of the online application process for first-year domestic US applicants. You will be required to provide profile information in addition to the SRAR to submit the application. You will enter your high school(s), GPA and class rank where available, coursework, and associated grades online. For helpful tips on completing the SRAR, watch our tutorial videos.
How do I list my senior classes on the SRAR?
We encourage you to apply early, so senior courses should be listed but appear as “In Progress.”
What if my senior schedule changes after I have submitted the application and SRAR?
Please send an e-mail briefly outlining the changes to pitt.admissions@pitt.edu.
How do I list college courses taken during high school on the SRAR?
List the courses exactly as they appear on your transcript or schedule and in the semester during which the courses were taken.
How do I list high school courses taken while I was in middle school or junior high school on the SRAR?
Any core curriculum course taken for high school credit must be listed on the SRAR. Enter the course in the appropriate year. The SRAR includes options from 7th through 12th grade. However, unless courses were taken for high school credit, you do not need to include middle or junior high school courses on the SRAR.
I already filled out the grades section in the Common Application or the coursework section in the Coalition Application. Do you still want me to fill out the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR)?
Yes we do. We do not access the grades section in the Common Application or the coursework section in the Coalition Application. Once you submit your Common or Coalition Application, we will send you a link to fill out our SRAR separately.