Keuka College is marking several milestones alongside its strongest enrollment in seven years.
The college welcomed its largest Nurse Practitioner cohort since before the pandemic, reflecting continued regional demand for skilled healthcare providers. It also launched a new Master of Science in Leadership program, designed to prepare professionals to lead in today’s fast-changing workplaces.
A new “Exploratory: Health” pathway now offers students interested in Nursing or Occupational Therapy additional preparation if they did not complete advanced math or science courses in high school.
Keuka College is also completing the final phase of residence hall renovations and has upgraded classroom technology—particularly in math and science spaces—all without taking on new debt.
The college recently ended its seventh straight fiscal year with a budget surplus, underscoring its financial stability.
President Amy Storey says that stability allows Keuka to focus on student success.
“We don’t measure our success just by how many students choose Keuka College,” Storey said, “but by how well they do once they get here. Their success, well-being, and future are the reasons we exist.”
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