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Russell Sage College confers degrees three times each year: August, December, and May. If you wish to be a candidate for degree conferral, you must apply for graduation with the Registrar’s Office.
- Applications need to be submitted online through SageAdvisor.
- To apply, select “Apply for Graduation” under the “Academic Profile” section.
- See the Academic Calendar for application due dates.
Commencement ceremonies are held only in May. August and December graduates are encouraged to attend this ceremony. Students who wish to participate in Commencement before completing all degree requirements may submit a participation application to determine whether they meet eligibility criteria.