About the Act 101 Program
The Act 101 program is a state-funded support grant program with a mission to help academically and financially qualified Pennsylvania students succeed in college, persist to graduation or transfer to a four-year institution. The Act 101 program provides various academic services and opportunities to help students develop their academic abilities and enrich their academic experience while successfully completing their postsecondary studies.
Eligibility Criteria
- PA State Resident
- Are Within 200% of the Poverty Level
- Enrolled in 6 or More Credits
And One or More of the Following:
- Tested into a Developmental Class (CRE 70, CRE 101, CRE 103, MAT 80, MAT 90, ENG 90)
- ESOL/ESL (English is Not Your First Language)
- Been Out of Academics 3+ Years
- A GPA Below 2.0
- Received a GED
Benefits
Act 101 Program Students are eligible for the following benefits:
- One-on-One Student Assistance
- Access to the Act 101 Program Textbook & Electronics Lending Library
- Assistance in Developing and Improving Academic Skills
- Usage of Act 101 Program Study Area & Computer Lab
- Assistance with Navigating the College System
- Assistance with Academic Supplies & Fees for PTK and Cap & Gown
Apply for the ACT 101 Program Now
If you meet the eligibility criteria as listed above, apply for the ACT 101 Program now to receive a wide variety of benefits
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Act 101 Program Contacts
Hours of Operation
Brittany Sunday
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Act 101 Coordinator - 412.237.2537
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808 Ridge Avenue
Library, Room 404 C
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Darlene Meadows
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Secretary, Specialized Services - 412.237.2740
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808 Ridge Avenue
Library, Room 404
Pittsburgh, PA 15212