Evening & Weekend Programs

Russell Sage College offers evening undergraduate degree, certificate, and professional development programs are designed to meet the needs of working professionals. Evening, Weekend and Online students may also enroll in day classes on either campus. As an added value, our tuition ranks among the most competitive in the Northeast and financial aid is available.

The following programs can be completed in the evening to accommodate most work schedules. Classes typically start at 6 p.m. and are mostly held on the Albany campus.

B.S. for Registered Nurses – RN-BS (Bachelor of Science)
The B.S. program for RN’s is designed to serve working professionals who are already registered nurses (RN) or are eligible candidates for the National Examination for Licensure as Registered Professional Nurses (NCLEX-RN).

Psychology (Bachelor of Science)
The B.S. in Psychology offers theoretical and applied courses geared to the understanding of human behavior. The program is designed to enhance analytical reasoning and critical thinking skills necessary for the work world or for entry into graduate study.  Many graduates pursue the MA in community psychology through Sage Graduate School.

Our non-credit professional development programs offer you the opportunity to expand your expertise and build your resume when you don’t have the time to commit to a degree program. Take a class or earn an advanced certificate today.

Our fully online division, Russell Sage Online, was named a Top 10 Online College by onlinecolleges.net. Russell Sage Online is growing quickly, with programs that have a high return-on-investment and the supportive learning environment that Russell Sage College is known for.

Russell Sage College offers rolling admission for evening, weekend and online programs with start terms in fall, spring, and summer. We encourage you to apply well in advance to the start of each term so that we have ample time to evaluate your transfer credits and financial aid package. We strongly encourage you to have at least 40 completed college credits or an associate degree.