Play Hard. Learn Fearlessly.
Our student-athletes excel in competition while gaining career-ready skills through signature Allegheny experiences and a powerful, loyal alumni network.
Turn what excites you into what drives you—and transform your competitive edge into extraordinary outcomes.
Visit And Experience Life As A Gator.
Located just 90 miles north of Pittsburgh, Allegheny College is the perfect place for you to compete, connect, and collaborate in a vibrant and welcoming community.
Visit by February 15 of your senior year and receive a $4,000 Visit Grant ($1,000/year) upon admission.
Plan Your VisitBe A Part of History.
Women’s flag football is our newest varsity sport! Meet head coach Abigail Haynie, who professionally competed as an offensive lineman and long snapper with the Pittsburgh Passion.
Learn with Passion.
Live with Purpose.
At Allegheny College, you’ll challenge yourself to think bigger by choosing a major and a minor in two completely different fields—like Business and Music, Biology and French, or Environmental Science and Creative Writing.
These bold, unexpected combinations expand your perspective and prepare you to lead a life filled with purpose, achievement, and impact.
You also benefit from our pre-professional pathways, accelerated master’s and dual-degree partnerships, and resumé-boosting microcredentials.
Extraordinary Outcomes
98% career or graduate school placement within six months of graduation.
An Allegheny College degree prepares you not just for your first career, but for careers that we have yet to imagine.
An Investment in Your Future
Over 90% of students receive financial assistance, including merit-based awards up to $43,000/year. The average aid offer for new students in fall 2025 was over $52,000. Allegheny College is consistently recognized as a Best Value College by U.S. News & World Report.
Featured News
Gator Counsel: Joe Gette Leads with Confidence at PPG
When Joe Gette ’94 walks into PPG’s Pittsburgh headquarters, he carries with him a quiet confidence, the kind that was forged years ago in the classrooms and on the basketball and tennis courts of Allegheny College.
