Keuka College

Keuka College is a private residential college founded in 1890 on the shore of Keuka Lake, in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. Its 290-acre campus has more than 1,100 students and about 300 employees. The college offers bachelor's and master's degree programmes on campus and through its Evening and Online Education Program across much of Central and Western New York, as well as international programmes in China and Vietnam.

Programmes highlighted on the college's site include occupational therapy, nursing, forensic psychology and a master's in leadership that can be completed full time in under a year. Students take part in Field Period internships and experiential learning, and an Honors Program is open to high-achieving new students from all majors, with no separate application.

Keuka College accepts the Common Application or its own application, has no application deadline and does not require test scores. According to the college, every student receives a scholarship or grant, renewable annually for up to four years. Students can live in residence halls on campus, from first-year rooms to lakeside apartments, and eat at the Geiser Dining Commons and the Wolf Den Café. International students have their own information section on the college website.