University of Pittsburgh

Since the past four years, University of Pittsburgh has continuously been listed in the top 100 colleges across the country. Since 2018, University of Pittsburgh has been in the top 100-200 universities worldwide. University of Pittsburgh is ranked #58 nationally and #43 internationally by US News & World Report. Just one point has been added to national rankings since 2020, while three positions have been lost globally since rankings from 2020. The University of Pittsburgh's 2020 intake admissions process has not been particularly selective. Only applicants with above-average ACT or SAT scores were admitted, according to the 64% acceptance rate reported by University of Pittsburgh Admissions.
 

According to THE rankings, University of Pittsburgh rose 20 points from 2020 to rank #133 in 2021. The University of Pittsburgh received above-average scores on THE's rating criteria. Citations: 91.7/100, International Outlook: 43.6/100, Industry Outcome: 42.6/100, etc. are a few of them. QS ranks the University of Pittsburgh at #156, an improvement of 16 points since the rankings for 2020. For the University of Pittsburgh, QS ranks it worse in several categories than THE. For example, the professor-student ratio is 97.5, the number of citations is 43.9, the academic reputation is 42.3, etc., and the final score of 48.1 is below average.

The University of Pittsburgh provides its students with more than 600 different degree and certificate programmes. Law, business, engineering, nursing, arts & sciences, social work, computing & information, etc. are among the fields of study. For the year 2021, US News & World Report ranks the undergraduate business school at #38 and the graduate business school at #39 at the University of Pittsburgh. The University of Pittsburgh's PG Business & Economics courses are ranked 251-300 for 2021 by THE, while QS has the university's Global MBA ranked at #98 for 2021.4567

The University of Pittsburgh's PG Engineering & Technology courses are listed by THE in the range of 251-300 for the year 2021, in US News & World Report ranks its various specialities. Biomedical engineering ranks 19th among these disciplines, followed by chemical engineering at #33, computer engineering at #49, mechanical engineering at #50, electrical engineering at #54, etc. The University of Pittsburgh's PG Computers courses are similarly ranked by THE in the 251-300 range.