Guidance Counselors & Consultants
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Quick facts for private educational consultants and high school guidance counselors.
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.
- Small class sizes
- Over 40 areas of study to choose from
- Need-based financial aid to 98% of its students
- Merit-based scholarship opportunities for all freshmen
- The Keystone Promise - A guarantee, in writing, that new, full-time students will be successful upon graduation
The Application Process
The Office of Admissions reviews applications on a rolling basis throughout the year. However, we recommend that students apply as early as possible prior to the semester in which they want to begin their studies. This will afford an early decision, and priority in merit scholarship selection and financial aid awarding.
Students can choose to apply via:
Additional materials should also be submitted:
- Official SAT or ACT scores
- Official High School Transcript (to include 12th grade classes in progress)
- Teacher Evaluation (At least one). This form can be downloaded here. Students applying with the Common Application should use the Common Application Teacher Evaluation Form.
- *An on-campus art portfolio review is required for all students intending to major in art.
Students usually receive a decision within two weeks of completing their application.
Special Considerations
Services for students with learning and/or physical disabilities:
Keystone College complies with policy and federal law, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, which prohibit discrimination on the basis of a disability. Students are required to be evaluated.
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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 visitation opportunities throughout each semester as well as during summer break. In addition, individual visits are available Monday through Saturday by appointment.
