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Different in all the right ways
We take your education personally. At Sage you will be prepared not just for a good job but for a rewarding career and a lifetime of professional success. And your experience in first-rate professional programs will be complemented by the individualized support characteristic of our small and friendly campus. That’s the combination of qualities we highlight in talking about “Small College. Big Difference.”
A Small College in New York’s Capital
What makes Russell Sage College stand out is our close, tight-knit community. Here, everyone has a place to shine. This, combined with top-notch academics and countless ways to get involved in student life, make Sage a great place to get your degree and find your purpose. Our students graduate prepared to succeed in their career paths and make a difference in the world.
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Average class size
60+
Clubs and organizations
21
NCAA Division III sports teams
11:1
Student to faculty ratio

“It’s easy to say you’re a small school. We’re more than that. We completely know our students. We take the time to know them, and help make them shine. A lot of schools say they do this, but we do it to a different degree. It’s not pretentious or showy. We just care.”
Sara Schuman ’92
Adjunct Professor and Russell Sage College alumna
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Campuses to explore, learn and connect
94%
Graduates employed or continuing their education in graduate school within six months of graduation
100%
Students participating in experiential learning though internships, research, clinical placements and service learning
Support from Orientation to Career
From the moment you express interest in applying until you are well launched in your career, the resources at Russell Sage support your success. Our Navigate program uses professionals and student mentors to help you make the most of being a college student. The Thrive program offers life-affirming approaches to happiness, wellness and well-being. And our one-stop Solution Centers in our libraries make it easy to get assistance whenever you need it.