-
The school in Lackawanna and Wyoming counties can remain open and recruit students again.
-
A final decision on accreditation is expected in March or April. Without accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Keystone would close.
-
New accrediting agency post says school still hasn't figured out how to demonstrate its long-term viability, among other things.
-
School says identity of partner brought on to boost finances should become public before classes start
-
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education says college must prove its financial viability by Aug. 1
-
Accrediting agency tells Keystone College to plan to help students in case closure is necessary. College says planning doesn't mean closing or reducing degree programs is certain