List of colleges and universities in Pittsburgh

The greater Pittsburgh area is home to several colleges and universities listed in order of size, below:

Non-profit colleges and universities[]

Ranked in order of size:

Rank	Institution	Location	Degree(s) granted	Students	% out of state	Founded
1	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	BA, BS, BASW, BSE, BSN, BPhil, MA, MS, MBA, JD, MD, PharmD, EdD, PhD	28,391	25%	1787
2	Community College of Allegheny County	Pittsburgh	Assoc.	18,913	2%	1966
3	Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh	BA, BS, BFA, BSA, BCSA, MA, MS, MET, MHCI, MBA, PhD	14,799	82%	1900
4	Indiana University of Pennsylvania	Indiana	BA, BS, MBA, PhD	11,325	7%	1875
5	Duquesne University	Pittsburgh	BA, BS, MA, MS, MBA, JD, PhD	10,364	25%	1878
6	California University of Pennsylvania	California	BA, BS, MA, MS, PhD	8,608	10%	1852
7	Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania	Slippery Rock	BA, BS, MA, MS, PhD	8,559	11%	1889
8	Westmoreland Community College	Youngwood	Assoc.	7,202		1970
9	Robert Morris University	Moon Township	BA, BFA, BS, BSBA, BSN, MBA, MEd, MS, MSN, NP, PhD^[1]	5,181	16%	1921
10	Point Park University	Pittsburgh	PhD, MBA	3,827	21%	1960
11	Butler Community College	Butler Township	Assoc.	3,813	1%	1965
12	Franciscan University	Steubenville, Ohio	BA, BS, MBA	2,731		1946
13	Beaver Community College	Center Township	Assoc.	2,576	5%	1966
14	Eastern Gateway Community College	Steubenville, Ohio	Assoc.	2,532		1966
15	West Liberty University	West Liberty, West Virginia	BA MA	2,530		1837
16	Seton Hill University	Greensburg	BA MA	2,500		1885
17	Grove City College	Grove City	BA, BS	2,373	53%	1876
18	Chatham University	Pittsburgh	BA MA	2,300		1869
19	Pittsburgh Technical College	Oakdale	BA, BS	2,000		1946
20	St. Vincent College	Latrobe	BA	1,929		1846
21	Carlow University	Pittsburgh	BA MA	1,897		1929
22	Geneva College	Beaver Falls	BA	1,879		1848
23	University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg	Hempfield	BA	1,826		1963
24	La Roche University	McCandless	BA	1,707		1963
25	Washington & Jefferson College	Washington	BA	1,519		1781
26	Westminster College	New Wilmington	BA M.Ed.	1,550		1852
27	Waynesburg University	Waynesburg	BA MA MS MBA PhD	1,322		1849
28	PSU Fayette	Lemont Furnace	BA	1,119		1965
29	Bethany College	Bethany, West Virginia	BA	1,030		1840
30	PSU Beaver	Center Township	BA	759	8%	1965
31	PSU Allegheny	McKeesport	BA	635	9%	1934
32	PSU New Kensington	New Kensington	BA	715	2%	1958
33	UPMC Shadyside School of Nursing	Pittsburgh	RN	488		1884
34	Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics	West Mifflin	Assoc.	285		1929
35	Trinity School for Ministry	Ambridge	BA	150		1975
36	IUP (Northpointe)	Freeport	BA			2004
37	Waynesburg University (Southpointe)	Canonsburg	BA			2001
38	LECOM at Seton Hill	Greensburg	DO			1992
39	Pittsburgh Theological Seminary	Pittsburgh	M.Div, M.T.S., D.Min			1794
40	West Penn Hospital School of Nursing	Pittsburgh	RN			1892
41	Reformed Presbyterian Seminary	Pittsburgh	M.Div, M.T.S., D.Min			1810
42	Byzantine Catholic Seminary	Pittsburgh	BA			1950
43	Bidwell Training Center	Pittsburgh	Assoc., Diplomas	approx. 200		1968
44	Art Institute of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh	BA, BS, Assoc., Diplomas	CLOSED		1921 ^[2]

For-profit colleges and universities[]

College/university	Students	Founded
University of Phoenix: Pittsburgh	113
Vet Tech Institute	316
ITT Technical Institute: Pittsburgh	350
Triangle Tech	265
Triangle Tech: Greensburg	165
	101
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science	209
	328
-Wash	285
Duff's Business Institute
Lower Burrell
New Castle School of Trades
Uniontown	185
Kaplan Career Institute Pittsburgh	719
South-New Castle	65
Everest Institute Pittsburgh	636
	149
Douglas Education Center Monessen	250
	91
: New Kensington	56
Career Training Academy: Monroeville	28
Career Training Academy: Pittsburgh	31
Bradford School	441
Pittsburgh Filmmakers' School of Film, Photography, and Digital Media

Four-year[]

Public[]

University of Pittsburgh (28,328 – 29% out of state)
Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania (8,648 – 11% out of state)
California University of Pennsylvania (7,206 – 7% out of state)
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (1,808 – 2% out of state)
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus (1,095 – 3% out of state)
Penn State University Beaver (851 – 12% out of state)
Penn State University New Kensington (819 – 2% out of state)
Penn State University Greater Allegheny (750 – 15% out of state)
Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Northpointe – Freeport)

Private[]

Carnegie Mellon University (11,443 – 83% out of state)
Duquesne University (10,270 – 26% out of state)
Robert Morris University (4,783 – 22% out of state)
Point Park University (4,086 – 32% out of state)
Grove City College (2,373 – 53% out of state)
Art Institute of Pittsburgh (2,765 – 50% out of state)
Carlow University (2,540 – 5% out of state)
Chatham University (2,219 – 28% out of state)
Seton Hill University (2,145 – 25% out of state)
St. Vincent College (1,984 – 23% out of state)
Geneva College (1,580 – 34% out of state)
Washington and Jefferson College (1,514 – 31% out of state)
Westminster College (1,469 – 19% out of state)
La Roche College (1,356 – 11% out of state)
West Penn-Allegheny Medical & Nursing School
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (Greensburg)
Waynesburg University (Southpointe Center)

Two-year[]

Public[]

Private[]

Pittsburgh Technical College
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics (285)
Duff's Business Institute
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science (209)
Manchester Craftsmen's Guild
Bradford School
Triangle Tech

Theological seminaries[]

Art and culinary schools[]

References[]

^ "Academics | Robert Morris University". www.rmu.edu. Retrieved 2020-09-14.
^ "Art Institute show is a history lesson on the school's mark on art, entertainment | TribLIVE.com". archive.triblive.com.
^ "Explore Degree and Non-Degree Programs". Pittsburgh Technical College.

External links[]

The College Board Pittsburgh Colleges & Universities

[1] "Academics | Robert Morris University". www.rmu.edu. Retrieved 2020-09-14.

[2] "Art Institute show is a history lesson on the school's mark on art, entertainment | TribLIVE.com". archive.triblive.com.

[3] "Explore Degree and Non-Degree Programs". Pittsburgh Technical College.

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