lapl — Keystone College is expanding its online academic offerings with six new undergraduate degree programs set to begin in the Fall 2026 semester.
The college recently received final approval from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, allowing it to begin accepting applications for the new fully online programs.
The new online offerings include:
Bachelor of Science in Criminal JusticeBachelor of Science in Early Childhood EducationBachelor of Science in E-Sports and Gaming ManagementBachelor of Science in Financial PlanningBachelor of Science in Sports and Recreation ManagementAssociate of Science in Criminal Justice
The programs join Keystone’s existing online degrees in accounting and business administration and are designed to provide greater flexibility for students balancing work, family responsibilities and other commitments while pursuing a college education.
College officials said the expansion is intended to serve a wide range of students, including first-time college students, transfer students, adults returning to complete a degree and those preparing for a new career.
“Expanding our online undergraduate degree offerings allows Keystone to provide more students with access to an affordable, accredited, and flexible college education,” John Gorel, the college’s director of adult, graduate and online education, said in a statement. “These programs are designed to meet students where they are and provide them with the academic support, convenience, and career-focused education they need to succeed, all while being extremely affordable.”
Keystone said the programs are delivered entirely online, allowing students to complete coursework on a schedule that fits their needs while receiving support from faculty and staff. The college added that additional online degree programs are planned as it continues to expand educational opportunities in response to student demand and workforce needs.