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1916
Founded by Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage in Troy, New York.
Esse Scire Facere
To Be. To Know. To Do.
More than 50
Bachelor’s Master’s Doctorate Degree Programs
Founded
1916 Troy, N.Y. by Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage
Motto
Esse Scire Facere (“To Be. To Know. To Do.”)
Degree Programs
more than 50 bachelor’s, master’s and doctorates; 10 entirely online
Average Class Size
16 students (11:1 student/faculty ratio)
Student Diversity
32% Minority
Student Geography
88% New York state (including 52% Capital Region) / 12% out of state
347
Employees (including 118 full-time faculty)
21
men’s and women’s sports teams, NCAA Division III Empire 8 Conference
40,378
Living Alumni
Global Connections
Students from Afghanistan, Angola, Australia, China, India, Norway, South Korea, Thailand and Uganda.
Enrollment (2,389 students)
- Undergraduate: 1,243 students
- Graduate: 1,102 students (8,391 credit-hours)
- School of Arts & Sciences: 66 credit-hours
- Esteves School of Education: 2,471 credit-hours
- School of Health Sciences: 5.345 credit-hours
- School of Management: 414 credit-hours
- Evening, Weekend & Online: 303 credit-hours
- Non-Matriculated: 95 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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