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Founded
1916 in Troy, New York 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; 9 entirely online
Average Class Size
16 students (10:1 student/faculty ratio)
Student Diversity
30% Minority
Student Geography
88% New York State (including 55% Capital Region) / 12% Out of State
Global Connections
Students from Afghanistan, Angola, Australia, China, India, Jamaica, Korea, Nepal, Norway, Portugal, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda and Vietnam
Employees
374 (including 122 full-time faculty)
Living Alumni
39,000 (including 16,700 Russell Sage graduates)
Athletics
17 men’s and women’s sports teams, NCAA Division III Empire 8 Conference
Mascot
Sage Gator
Campuses
- Albany: 15 buildings, 18-acre campus in University Heights neighborhood
- Troy: 40 buildings, 15-acre campus in historic downtown district
- Location: 150 miles north of New York City, west of Boston and east of Syracuse. 220 miles south of Montreal. 240 miles north of Philadelphia.
Enrollment (2,633 total)
- Russell Sage College: 689 students
- Sage College of Albany: 701 students
- Sage Graduate Schools: 1,156 students (8,830 total credit hours)
- Esteves School of Education: 2,547 credit hours
- School of Health Sciences: 5,574 credit hours
- School of Management: 669 credit hours
- Non-Matriculated: 40 credit hours
- School of Professional and Continuing Education: 646 credit hours