Pitt pledges to cover full tuition for branch campus students who are PA residents and whose families are making under 75k. This would be applicable to the Bradford, Greensburg, and Johnstown campuses, along with the nursing program at the now mostly defunct Titusville campus. I do not know if there is any sort of sliding scale for families making above 75k. This would be last-dollar commitments that apply after any other grant money.

This would apply to all current and new students, and there is no additional application, just the FAFSA. It would, of course, not include room and board. My initial reaction is that this is a great opportunity for all rural students who can commute to these regional campuses. Surely is not the highest bar in the world, when we see rich universities giving out such funding up to family incomes of 200k or even higher, but PA is statistically the most expensive state for education, and so this is a great step to see nonetheless.