International students are required to live on campus during their first semester of study in order to enhance their social experience while in the United States. A limited number of single rooms are available upon early request. Students are placed on a waiting list for these rooms. Keystone offers a separate residence hall for women and coeducational halls with large and small occupancies. There is also a coeducational wellness hall designated to substance-free living.
Host families are available on a limited basis.
A variety of meal choices is available each day, along with casual dining in our student lounge and deli-cafe located in our campus center. Any visa extension or change of status must be authorized by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Individuals holding business, diplomatic, exchange, visitor, or other visas may be eligible for study. A local physician is on call for referral and the services of area hospitals and specialists are used when necessary. Each student must have health insurance, either under their family's health plan or under a plan made available through Keystone.