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Undergraduate Visit Opportunities
Learn what it means to be a Gator at our Saturday Visit Days! Tour campus and hear from the office of admission. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to tour both campuses.
Calling all accepted transfer students for the spring 2025 semester! Get your questions answered as you prepare for the spring 2025 semester. You’ll meet with our Solutions team and members of our transfer admission team. These events will be held via Zoom.
Campus visits for undergraduate students are available Monday through Friday on the Albany and Troy campus. Visits include a tour of the campus and the opportunity to chat with an admission counselor.
We encourage students to visit both campuses as students will spend time on both! However, you will have a home campus based on your major. You are welcome to tour both during your campus tour time (just indicate it on your registration form) or start with one campus and come back for the other campus!
Albany campus:
Students interested in Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Law & Behavioral Science, English, Writing, & Culture, Forensic Psychology, Psychology, History, Sport & Recreation Management or the Visual Arts.
Prospective athletes should also tour our Albany campus as that is home to our athletics facilities.
Troy campus:
Students interested in Biology, Childhood Education, Health Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, or Performing Arts.
Learn what it means to be a Gator at our Saturday Visit Days! Tour campus and hear from the office of admission. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to tour both campuses.
Calling all accepted transfer students for the spring 2025 semester! Get your questions answered as you prepare for the spring 2025 semester. You’ll meet with our Solutions team and members of our transfer admission team. These events will be held via Zoom.
Campus visits for undergraduate students are available Monday through Friday on the Albany and Troy campus. Visits include a tour of the campus and the opportunity to chat with an admission counselor.
We encourage students to visit both campuses as students will spend time on both! However, you will have a home campus based on your major. You are welcome to tour both during your campus tour time (just indicate it on your registration form) or start with one campus and come back for the other campus!
Albany campus:
Students interested in Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Law & Behavioral Science, English, Writing, & Culture, Forensic Psychology, Psychology, History, Sport & Recreation Management or the Visual Arts.
Prospective athletes should also tour our Albany campus as that is home to our athletics facilities.
Troy campus:
Students interested in Biology, Childhood Education, Health Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, or Performing Arts.
Graduate Visit Opportunities
Schedule a virtual or in person appointment to chat with a graduate admission counselor.
Attend a virtual information session for your graduate program of interest! Hear from faculty and the graduate admission office today!
Find the full schedule at the link below. If you cannot find a session for your program of interest, reach out to us at [email protected] to schedule a meeting.
Want to learn more about our graduate programs and the admission process? Join us conveniently online at 5:30 p.m. December 5 and talk with our Admission team and faculty.
Congratulations on your acceptance!
To officially welcome and provide our new graduate students with valuable insights into their upcoming journey, we are excited to invite all of our accepted graduate students to our Virtual Graduate Accepted Student Night on Thursday, December 12, at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
Schedule a virtual or in person appointment to chat with a graduate admission counselor.
Attend a virtual information session for your graduate program of interest! Hear from faculty and the graduate admission office today!
Find the full schedule at the link below. If you cannot find a session for your program of interest, reach out to us at [email protected] to schedule a meeting.
Want to learn more about our graduate programs and the admission process? Join us conveniently online at 5:30 p.m. December 5 and talk with our Admission team and faculty.
Congratulations on your acceptance!
To officially welcome and provide our new graduate students with valuable insights into their upcoming journey, we are excited to invite all of our accepted graduate students to our Virtual Graduate Accepted Student Night on Thursday, December 12, at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
Other Visit Opportunities
Discover the top reasons to attend Sage from our students, faculty and alumni.
Group visits include a campus tour and an admission information session. Requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance. Once reviewed, an admission representative will reach out to confirm the date if available. Group visits are offered to student groups in high school.
Discover the top reasons to attend Sage from our students, faculty and alumni.
Group visits include a campus tour and an admission information session. Requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance. Once reviewed, an admission representative will reach out to confirm the date if available. Group visits are offered to student groups in high school.
How to Get Here
The Troy campus GPS address is 65 1st Street, Troy, NY 12180
Visitor Parking on our Troy campus is available at the cross streets of 1st and Congress. The Admission House is the first brownstone after the Russell Sage archway. Bring comfortable shoes and all of your questions.
The Albany campus GPS address is 140 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208
Visitor Parking on our Albany campus is accessed by turning off of New Scotland Avenue onto the driveway that runs beside the Opalka Gallery. The Administration Building, home of the Admission team, is the large red brick building with white columns, and we saved the best parking for you right up front.