University of Pittsburgh Campus

Forbes Avenue is one of the main streets on Pitt's campus. Living near this street is ideal because it has everything you need to survive: a bunch of restaurants, quick eats, and stores (clothing, shoes, 24/7 convenience store, gift store, flower shop).

Schenley Park is a large park on campus for when you want to escape the city life and dive into nature. There's a small pond and tons of running trails. There's also an ice skating rink, golf course, and botanical garden that is free for Pitt students.

A brief intro about me + my school

UPMC, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, is one of the largest hospital systems in the nation. Because there are so many UPMC hospitals in Pittsburgh, this gives plenty of clinical opportunities for pre-health students

Here's a look at my Biochem lecture hall. This is what a typical lecture hall for a large and popular class would look like. My friends Tiana and Josephine are in my class, and they share their favorite and least favorite things about Pitt.

As a senior, I live off-campus in an area a bit further out compared to where the majority of Pitt students live. So I take a bus to school, and it's usually a 10-15 minute ride. The public transportation in Pittsburgh can get you anywhere in the city, and it's free for Pitt students.

The Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning are rooms that each represent a nation's culture. Classes are held in each of these rooms.

Signing off the tour with some last words about why I love going to the University of Pittsburgh.

The 35th and 36th floor of the Cathedral of Learning has amazing views of the University of Pittsburgh campus and the city of Pittsburgh. The Honors College is also located on these floors.

Hillman library is the main and biggest library at Pitt. There's a computer lab, group study rooms, and it's open 24 hours except on weekends. If you need a study snack or coffee, there's a cafe inside the library. Tip: avoid this place during finals week! It's a madhouse in there.

Here's a look at my Biochem lecture hall. This is what a typical lecture hall for a large and popular class would look like. My friends Tiana and Josephine are in my class, and they share their favorite and least favorite things about Pitt.

A brief intro about me + my school

The Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning are rooms that each represent a nation's culture. Classes are held in each of these rooms.

Signing off the tour with some last words about why I love going to the University of Pittsburgh.

The Cathedral of Learning is the most famous building at the University of Pittsburgh. It's the tallest educational building on the Western hemisphere, and it's where classes are held and students like to study.

Forbes Avenue is one of the main streets on Pitt's campus. Living near this street is ideal because it has everything you need to survive: a bunch of restaurants, quick eats, and stores (clothing, shoes, 24/7 convenience store, gift store, flower shop).

Hillman library is the main and biggest library at Pitt. There's a computer lab, group study rooms, and it's open 24 hours except on weekends. If you need a study snack or coffee, there's a cafe inside the library. Tip: avoid this place during finals week! It's a madhouse in there.