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Colleges in Pittsburgh, PA
16 degree-granting colleges in Pittsburgh, sorted by published in-state tuition.
Colleges
16
in Pittsburgh
Cheapest
$4,722
Community College of All
Median
$32,284
per year
| College | In-state | Out-of-state | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Community College of Allegheny CountyPublicPittsburgh · 2-year | $4,722 | $8,563 | Public |
| 2 | Pittsburgh Career InstituteFor-profitPittsburgh · 2-year | $15,612 | $15,612 | Private for-profit |
| 3 | Rosedale Technical CollegePrivatePittsburgh · 2-year | $15,663 | $15,663 | Private nonprofit |
| 4 | Vet Tech InstituteFor-profitPittsburgh · 2-year | $16,100 | $16,100 | Private for-profit |
| 5 | Triangle Tech Inc-PittsburghFor-profitPittsburgh · 2-year | $18,541 | $18,541 | Private for-profit |
| 6 | University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh CampusPublicPittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $21,080 | $21,080 | Public |
| 7 | La Roche UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $32,284 | $32,284 | Private nonprofit |
| 8 | Carlow UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $33,500 | $33,500 | Private nonprofit |
| 9 | Point Park UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $36,620 | $36,620 | Private nonprofit |
| 10 | Chatham UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $42,125 | $42,125 | Private nonprofit |
| 11 | Duquesne UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $45,376 | $45,376 | Private nonprofit |
| 12 | Carnegie Mellon UniversityPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | $60,854 | $60,854 | Private nonprofit |
| 13 | Byzantine Catholic Seminary of Saints Cyril and MethodiusPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | — | — | Private nonprofit |
| 14 | Institute of Medical CareersFor-profitPittsburgh · 2-year | — | — | Private for-profit |
| 15 | Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science IncPrivatePittsburgh · 2-year | — | — | Private nonprofit |
| 16 | Pittsburgh Theological SeminaryPrivatePittsburgh · Less than 2-year | — | — | Private nonprofit |
Studying in Pittsburgh
Living at home while attending a local college is one of the biggest ways to cut costs — room and board often runs $10,000 to $15,000 a year on campus. If any of these schools is within commuting distance, the real savings can be larger than the tuition difference itself.