Keuka College Education: Incredible and Affordable
A Keuka College education is not only the best investment you'll ever make — it's a lot more affordable than you'd think. That's because we assist more than 98% of our students with the cost of their education.
You can view our full tuition and fee schedule here, but we recommend using the tools on this page to estimate your tuition at Keuka College.
The best way to see exactly what Keuka College will cost is to submit an application today. It's free to apply!
Thanks to my scholarship, I'm able to learn in a collaborative environment with professors who support me every step of the way!
Additional Financial Aid Opportunities
Keuka College offers a number of other scholarships you may be eligible for as well. The best way to determine your exact eligibilty is to apply for admission today.
George H. Ball Community Achievement Award
$40,000
Valued at $10,000 per year over four years, the George H. Ball Community Achievement Award is for students who have made a significant impact on their community through volunteer service.
Requires a nomination from a guidance counselor.
Visit Award
$2,000
A $500 annual award for undergraduate students who visit campus. The visit must be verified through the Keuka College Office of Admissions. This award is reduced by 20% for students choosing to live off campus.
Keuka College Alumni Grant
Our alumni know first-hand the value of a Keuka College education and the impact it’s had on their lives. The Keuka College Alumni Grant is funded by more than 1,500 alumni each year who want to ensure students from all walks of life can experience the transformational impact of a Keuka College education. The value of each grant is determined individually based on financial need and is available only to residential students.
Dr. Esther Yoder ’60 Socioeconomic Mobility Grant
Esther Yoder's story is one that we all need to hear. When she came to Keuka College in 1956, her family had such limited “extra money” that they couldn’t afford sheets for her bed — her grandmother made them for her out of rough, brown burlap sacks.
After graduating, Esther became a corporate executive and franchise owner at Subway and said that Keuka College gave her the tools to create her own “rags to riches” story. Over the course of her life, Esther donated more than $4 million to Keuka College, hoping to empower future generations of students.
This grant is named in her memory and is awarded to residential students with high financial need. The value of each grant is determined individually based on need.
