Guidance Counselors
We appreciate and value the hard work and dedication of high school guidance counselors in helping college-bound students find the perfect match when searching for a college. As you help your students make one of the most important decisions, we hope to provide some useful resources and information to help in the process.
As a small, private, liberal arts college, we have the pleasure of evaluating each applicant on an individual, in-depth basis. Each student is considered holistically based on his/her own academic, social, and personal accomplishments. Keystone College has a reputation for creating a caring and supportive environment dedicated to our student’s needs.
Admission Information for Guidance Counselors
- Test-optional admissions policy
- Merit-based scholarship opportunities for all freshmen
- Applications reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year
- Instant decisions are available upon request
- Special Considerations for Learning and/or Physical Disabilities
Our Honors Program
The Honors Program at Keystone benefits students of intellectual promise and high motivation who seek increasing challenge at the undergraduate level.
The Promise
The Keystone Promise is our pledge to every Keystone College student that within six months of graduating they will receive at least one job offer or be accepted into a transfer or graduate program.
Stairs to Success
Our four-year developmental plan for student success and keeping the Promise is customized to develop the unique talents of our students and helps them succeed in their academic goals and career dreams.
High School Programs
Keystone College offers programs to local high school students. Students from local high schools can experience college-level research, or get an early start on their college education through various programs that Keystone College offers.
- Art Workshops
- Continuing Education
- Dual Enrollment
- Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
Visiting Campus
Though not always an admission requirement, the Office of Admissions reserves the right to require an interview of any student who has made application to the College to determine admissibility.
A campus visit is always encouraged. There are several visiting options throughout each semester as well as during summer break. In addition, individual visits and campus tours are available Monday through Saturday by appointment.
Groups Welcome
We welcome school groups to campus for organized visits. Please contact admissions if you would like to bring your students.
Contact Us
Office of Admissions
570-945-8111 or
1-800-824-2764
admissions@d809.com
Location: Sabiston Hall
Meet Your Admissions Counselor
Important Codes: SAT code: 2351 ACT code: 3602 | FAFSA: 003280