Keystone Comeback Program
Are you considering a return to college? We are part of the Keystone Comeback, a Southwestern Pennsylvania regional initiative to help former students return to college, complete their credentials and advance their careers. Eligible students receive support to enroll at Point Park University. Through the program, students who re-enroll may be eligible to have up to $5,000 in eligible institutional balances cancelled after re-enrolling and meeting program milestones.
InsideTrack, a not-for-profit that helps learners achieve their education and career goals through coaching, will contact stopped-out learners and support them with the re-enrollment process at any of the participating institutions.
The participating institutions in the Keystone Comeback are:
- Butler County Community College
- Carlow University
- Chatham University
- Community College of Allegheny County
- Community College of Beaver County
- Duquesne University
- Point Park University
Who is eligible for Keystone Comeback?
To be eligible, students must have stopped out from one of the above participating institutions before completing a degree, cannot currently be enrolled at another postsecondary institution, and must be able to be admitted to a participating institution.
How to get involved in Keystone Comeback
By participating in the Keystone Comeback, students will receive:
- Help from an InsideTrack coach to create a re-enrollment plan
- Information about how to apply previously earned credits to shorten time to degree
- Advising from InsideTrack and Point Park about enrollment and ongoing progress
- The opportunity to have up to $5,000 in eligible past-due balances cancelled (if applicable)
To learn more about re-enrolling at Point Park, you can reach out to Annie Shean at ashean@pointpark.edu.
Interested students should complete the Keystone Comeback Participation Form.
Learn more about the Keystone Comeback: https://sr.ithaka.org/keystone-comeback