Keystone College was the first higher educational institution in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Today Keystone College is a private, co-ed, residential, and culturally diverse institution.
Keystone has a diverse student body; over 1650 students from 14 states and 12 countries studying one of the many academic programs available online, on campus, and on the weekend. Currently, the College offers 19 bachelor's degrees, 13 associate degrees and enrolls a diverse student body from throughout the U.S. and more than 10 countries.
AdmissionThe Office of Admissions reviews applications on a rolling basis throughout the year. Nevertheless, you apply as early as possible prior to the semester in which you want to begin your studies. This will afford you an early decision, and priority in merit scholarship selection and financial aid awarding. Admission rules are different for freshmen, international students, transfer students, veterans and weekender students.
You may complete the application online, print the application(.pdf), or use the Common Application. A non-refundable application fee should accompany your application whether you apply online or through the mail.
Financial AidIt is important that you and your family plan your finances carefully as you prepare for an education at Keystone College. Such financial aid options may be available to you:
- Grants;
- Federal Stafford Student Loan;
- Federal Parent PLUS Loan for Undergraduate Students;
- Federal Carl D. Perkins Student Loan;
- Entrance & Exit Counseling for Stafford & Perkins Loan Borrowers;
- Private or Alternative Educational Loans;
- Student Lending Code of Conduct;
- Work Study;
- Veterans Benefits;
- Pa State Programs.
Student serviceStudents can prepare for leadership and broaden their educational experiences through global learning opportunities, athletics, countless student activities, an extensive career development center, and clubs and organizations.
Career ServicesThe Career Development Center at Keystone College is committed to offering students the tools and resources necessary to identify career interests, select an appropriate major, explore career fields and prepare to enter the workforce. The center also provides on-campus recruitment, assistance with the job search process, and helps finding internships and experiential learning opportunities.