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- Custom Bookstore Link (Generates your required books)
- Financial Aid Voucher Request for Books
- Order Books
- Get Help
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- Request to Drop a Course (After semester starts)
- Student Central/Financial Aid/Registrar Appointments
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KC in the News
Keystone College and Factoryville Bond Over Trail System
Keystone College student Natalie Wasilchak and Devin Welch, along with Assistant Professor Val Titus, Ph.D., were featured in the most recent issue of Endless Mountains Lifestyles. Read more
Kerry Roe: Creating an Inclusive Community at Keystone College
Assistant Professor Kerry C. Roe was featured in the August edition of Happenings Magazine. Read more
Keystone joins nationwide student self-care pact
Keystone College has joined more than 350 colleges and universities across the country by signing a collective statement that sends a clear message about what college admissions officers’ value in prospective students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch a WBRE/WYOU...
July offers much to see at night in the sky
Jo-Ann Kamichitis, Director of the Keystone College Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory, was interviewed by WBRE/WYOU on astronomical events in July. Watch the interview
Going ‘green’ comes with strings
Assistant Professor Dana Harris, Ph.D., was extensively quoted in a Scranton Times-Tribune column by Chris Kelly. Read more
Senior citizens will be the deciding factor in 2020 election
Professor Jeff Brauer was quoted in a Washington Examiner article about the importance of the senior citizen vote in the 2020 election Read more
Op-ed: Remodel police training
Associate Professor Stacey Wyland had an op-ed published in The Scranton Times-Tribune about remodeling police training. Read more
Pennsylvania primary offers early test of mass mail-in voting
Keystone College professor Jeff Brauer was quoted in a Washington Examiner article regarding the Pennsylvania primary election and mail-in voting. Read More
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Disability Services
Keystone Student Disability Services works with administrators, faculty, and staff to provide reasonable support services for students with disabilities.
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
Advising
All current students have an assigned academic advisor and should meet with that advisor before each registration cycle. Your advisor, who is determined by your major, can assist you with academic requirements, career goals, and registering.
- Learn how to contact your advisor here.
Counseling and Well-Being
The Counseling and Well-Being Center can help with healthy lifestyle choices for students, staff and faculty.
- Counseling Center
570-945-8309
counseling@keystone.edu - Well-Being Center
570-945-8255
carla.salsman@keystone.edu
Student Central
Student Central is available to help students with financial aid, course registration, billing, and student accounts.
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- studentcentral@keystone.edu
- Request an appointment
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Where should I go for assistance with registering for classes if I don’t have an academic advisor or if I don’t know who my advisor is?
- Learn how to contact your advisor here.
All current students have an assigned academic advisor and should meet with that advisor before each registration cycle. Your advisor, who is determined by your major, can assist you with academic policies and requirements, career goals, registering for classes, and registration forms.
Learn More About AdvisingWho can help me register for my classes if I have an advisor?
Student Central, and your individual advisor
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu
Where can I go for assistance choosing/changing/declaring a major?
Your Advisor
All current students have an assigned academic advisor and should meet with that advisor before each registration cycle. Your advisor, who is determined by your major, can assist you with academic policies and requirements, career goals, registering for classes, and registration forms.
- Learn how to contact your advisor here.
Learn More About Advising
Where can I go to explore interests and goals or to receive career advice?
- All current students have an assigned academic advisor and should meet with that advisor before each registration cycle. Your advisor, who is determined by your major, can assist you with academic policies and requirements, career goals, registering for classes, and registration forms. Learn how to contact your advisor here.
- If you need help with your resume, career documents or grad school, visit Career Services, email careers@keystone.edu, or call 570-945-8337.
I need help applying for financial aid, who can help me with this?
Student Central
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu
I need to apply for loans for college, where can I go to do this?
Student Central
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu
I believe I have an outstanding balance, where can I go to discuss this?
Student Central
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu
I need to request a refund. Who handles this?
Student Central
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu
I’ve been struggling with all of my academic responsibilities, Is there somewhere on campus that I can get some help?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
Is there a place on campus that I can go that will help me with equal access to the learning environment on campus?
Keystone Disability Services
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
When I was in high school I had an IEP. How do I look into that now that I’m in college?
Keystone Disability Services
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
Is there somewhere I can go to talk with someone about possible modification to a class, or activity?
Keystone Disability Services
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
Is there anywhere that I can go to see about getting more time for tests?
Keystone Disability Services
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
I have a hard time understanding/learning what the professor is teaching. Where I can I go for help?
Keystone Disability Services
- Miller Library, room 307
- Call: (570) 945-8988
- Email: ods@keystone.edu
- Submit an intake request
Friends and family are concerned that I don’t seem like myself. Where can I go?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
I have some questions about dealing with sexual assault. Who can help me?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
I’ve been feeling overwhelmed/homesick/sad/stressed/alone. Is there someone on campus that I can talk to?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
I’m having difficulty relating to my friends, family, classmates. Where can I go to talk about this?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
I’m having issues with drug and alcohol abuse. I need some help. Where can I go?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
My friends think I may have an eating disorder. Who can I talk with about this?
Student Counseling and Well-Being Center
- First floor of Tewksbury Hall
- (570) 945-8335
- counseling@keystone.edu
Where can I go to understand academic requirements and policies?
Your Advisor
All current students have an assigned academic advisor and should meet with that advisor before each registration cycle. Your advisor, who is determined by your major, can assist you with academic policies and requirements, career goals, registering for classes, and registration forms.
- Learn how to contact your advisor here.
I have some questions about FERPA, who can answer these questions?
Student Central
- Ward Hall
- Call: (570) 945-8300
- Email: studentcentral@keystone.edu