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Arriving for Orientation is just the beginning of your Sage journey.
Welcome NEW Students! The mission of the Russell Sage College New Student Orientation program is to engage first-year and transfer students in meaningful experiences that allow you to successfully transition and become active members of the college community. We are anxiously awaiting your arrival at Sage!
Members of the Russell Sage Community across both campuses and from a variety of offices are already preparing for your arrival.
New Student Orientation involves three Key Components
- Half-Day Summer Orientation Sessions to help you get READY to start your journey.
- A Three-Day Orientation Program just prior to the start of classes to get you SET for success.
- RSC 101, a one-semester course for first year students, to help you GO for your goals!
Check out Russell Sage’s comprehensive Orientation Site for more details about our upcoming orientation sessions.
Thank you for joining us for our Summer READY Days!
The admission office has sent out materials that were distributed at our Ready Days to any new students who were not able to join us.
Mark your calendar for the Set! Fall Welcome Orientation
- Sunday, August 22 | New Resident Students Move on Campus
- Monday, August 23 – Wednesday, August 25 | Mandatory Orientation for All New First Year Students
- Required Sessions for Transfer Students have been consolidated to Monday, August 25, but transfer may choose to attend any sessions on August 24 and 25 that they would like.
- Albany Campus – SET Fall Welcome Schedule
- Troy Campus – SET Fall Welcome Schedule
- Thursday, August 26 | Fall Classes Begin
Know Your Next Steps
Stay on track with the tasks you need to complete this summer by accessing the New Student Checklist. Contact [email protected] with any questions!