Allegheny College
Allegheny College ranks among the oldest 1% of colleges and universities, and is the 32nd oldest college in the United States. Allegheny's undergraduate residential education prepares young adults for successful, meaningful lives by promoting students' intellectual, moral, and social development and encouraging personal and civic responsibility. Allegheny's faculty and staff combine high academic standards and a commitment to the exchange of knowledge with a supportive approach to learning. Graduates are equipped to think critically and creatively, write clearly, speak persuasively, and meet challenges in a diverse, interconnected world.
Accepts first-year applicationsMid-AtlanticPrivateRuralSmall (2,000 and under)Co-Ed
Academic programs
- Design
- Engineering
- Research
- Science
- Technology
- Liberal Arts
- Business
- Education
- Communication
- Music
- Art & Design
- Economics
- Government/Political Science
- Health Science
- Performing Arts
- Social Science
- Visual Arts
- Psychology
- Computer Science
- Public health
Student experience
- Athletics
- Co-op/Internship Opportunities
- Disability Services
- Greek Life
- Intramural/Club Sports
- LGBTQIA Services
- Military/Veteran Services
- On-Campus Housing
- Religious Affiliation
- ROTC Program
- Study Abroad
- Undergraduate Research
Application information
First-year
A complete application for admission as a First Year Student includes: - Official transcripts from each high school and/or college that you have attended - Early Decision Agreement (if applicable) - Guidance Recommendation/School Report - Teacher Evaluation
For international first-year students, the following are required as well: - International Certification of Finances AND proof of English Proficiency.
For international first-year students, the following are required as well: - International Certification of Finances AND proof of English Proficiency.
Transfer
A complete application for admission as a Transfer Student includes: - Official transcripts from each high school and college that you have attended - College Official's Report - Instructor Recommendation - Course Descriptions (recommended but not required) - Mid-Term Report (if enrolled in your first semester of college)
For international first-year students, the following are required as well: - International Certification of Finances AND current bank statement(s) - AND proof of English Proficiency.
For international first-year students, the following are required as well: - International Certification of Finances AND current bank statement(s) - AND proof of English Proficiency.
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Additional information
Through generous support from our alumni, Allegheny is able to provide over $55 million in Achievement-Based Scholarships and Need-Based Grant Assistance to supplement over $21 million in aid awarded to students from federal, state, and private sources. Consequently, Allegheny’s financial assistance allows many students the opportunity to make a college choice based on value and fit, rather than financial constraints.
In addition to your application for admission, Allegheny requires the FAFSA (Federal Code: 003230)
For transfer students: College Official Report can be found here.
In addition to your application for admission, Allegheny requires the FAFSA (Federal Code: 003230)
For transfer students: College Official Report can be found here.
Visit us
The best way to get to know Allegheny — and for us to get to know you — is by spending time on campus. We offer individual visits on weekdays and select Saturdays throughout the summer. If you do not see desired times on the day that you wish to visit, please call the Office of Admission to see if we may be able to accommodate you. When possible, we ask that you register at least one week in advance to ensure that we can meet all your requests. All visit information can be found at: https://admissions.allegheny.edu/portal/campus-visit
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