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Visit the Keuka College Waiver & Enrollment portal. Select the option 'Full Time Student Waive/Enroll' link and follow the on-screen instructions.
Information about how to access your waiver & enrollment portal will also be included on your bill.
You can choose to pay your bill in one of the following ways:
- Pay online through the KC Student Portal in the Self-Service section
- Call the Office of Student Accounts at (315) 279-5237 to pay with a credit card over the phone
- Mail a check to the Student Accounts office at the College using the following address format:
ATTN: Student Accounts
Keuka College
141 Central Ave.
Keuka Park, NY 14478
Information on how to complete payments will be included on your printed bill.
Loans will disburse on August 01 for Fall 2024.
The Office of Financial Aid can not disburse loans until at least 10 days prior to the start of classes.
Due to the Department of Education, loans will appear as “ineligible” until after July 1 in the student portal. If a student plans to decline the loans awarded on their offer, the student must email Financial Aid directly at [email protected].
After depositing, your account will be created once you are officially moved to student status in our system, which typically happens in April. You will then receive an email with your username, password, and instructions on accessing your email and KC Portal.
If you do not receive your login information by the end of April or experience issues logging in, please work directly with your Admissions Counselor or contact the IT Service Desk at (315) 279-5217.
The first day of classes is Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. To view the college's academic calendar, click here.
To view the Academic Calendar, click here.
Please have all official transcripts sent directly from each school ever attended to [email protected]. For additional admission requirements, click here.
To be accepted into an online undergraduate program, you must be a transfer student. A transfer student is defined as anyone who has previously attended a postsecondary institution, with or without completed college credits. For more information, please review the transfer student policy.
We offer both fully online and hybrid program options. For our fully online undergraduate and graduate programs, all classes are offered asynchronously. This means there are no scheduled in-person or virtual class meeting times, allowing you to complete coursework on your own schedule within an expected timeframe. Hybrid programs include some in-person components combined with online coursework. This format provides added flexibility while still offering occasional face-to-face engagement.
Check out our full list of program offerings.
Keuka College uses Moodle for our online classroom.