1916
Founded in Troy, New York by Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage
Motto
Esse Scire Facere (“To Be. To Know. To Do.”)
10:1
student-to-faculty ratio
16
average class size
Student Diversity
39% BIPOC students
Global Connections
Students from Brazil, Columbia, Dominican Republic, Guyana, India, Italy, Kenya, Norway, Peru, Republic of Korea, Spain, Uruguay and Vietnam.
91%
of students from New York State (including 50% Capital Region)
9%
from out of state
50+
More than 50 bachelor’s, master’s and doctorates; 8 entirely online
240
miles north of Philadelphia
220
miles south of Montréal
150
miles north of New York City
miles west of Boston
miles east of Syracuse
21
men’s and women’s sports teams, NCAA Division III Empire 8 Conference
341
employees (including 120 full-time faculty)
40,986
living alumni
Enrollment Fall 2024 (2,790 Students)
- Russell Sage College Undergraduate: 1,241
- Sage Graduate Schools: 1,535 students (11,266 total credit hours)
- School of Arts & Sciences: 198 credit hours
- Esteves School of Education: 5,351 credit hours
- School of Health Sciences: 5,345 credit hours
- School of Management: 351 credit hours
- Non-Matriculated: 21 credit hours
- School of Professional and Continuing Education: 91 credit hours
Location
- 150 miles north of New York City
- 150 miles west of Boston
- 150 miles east of Syracuse
- 220 miles south of Montréal
- 240 miles north of Philadelphia
Campuses
- Albany: 15 buildings, 18-acre campus in University Heights neighborhood
- Troy: 40 buildings, 15-acre campus in historic downtown district
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- Holiday, Religious, and Faith 2023 – 2024
- Priority 1: Growing Leadership
- Priority 2: Increasing Access and Success
- Priority 3: Welcoming Campus Climate
- Priority 4: Attract, recruit, support and develop a diverse community
- Priority 5: Institutional Infrastructure
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