About Act 101
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. Act 101 provides various academic services and opportunities to help students develop their academic abilities and enrich their academic experience while successfully completing their post-secondary 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 Students are eligible for the following benefits:
- One-on-One Student Assistance
- Access to the Act 101 Textbook & Electronics Lending Library
- Assistance in Developing and Improving Academic Skills
- Usage of Act 101 Study Area & Computer Lab
- Assistance with Navigating the College System
- Assistance with Academic Supplies & Fees for PTK and Cap & Gown
Apply for ACT 101 Now
If you meet the eligibility criteria as listed above, apply for ACT 101 now to receive a wide variety of benefits
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Act 101 Contacts
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