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AccountingAdolescence EducationAmerican StudiesArt EducationBiochemistryBioinformaticsBiologyBiology 7-12 EducationBiology/CytotechnologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness EconomicsChemistryChemistry 7-12 EducationChildhood EducationChildhood Education/Special EducationCommunicationsAreas of concentration in: Film & New MediaJournalismPublic Relations

Communication Sciences & DisordersComputer ScienceCriminal Justice, Behavior & LawEarly Childhood EducationEarly Childhood/Special EducationEarth Science 7-12 EducationEconomicsEnglishEnglish 7-12 Education EntrepreneurshipEnvironmental ScienceFinanceFinancial Planning

Forensic PsychologyForensic ScienceGeologyGraphic Design (BFA)HistoryHistory/Political ScienceHuman Resource ManagementInformation TechnologyInterdepartmental StudiesManagementAreas of concentration in: International Business ManagementLeadership & Management SkillsSport Management

MarketingMathematicsMathematics 7-12 EducationMedical TechnologyMusicMusic EducationMusic IndustryPhilosophyPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic HealthReligious StudiesSocial Studies 7-12 EducationSocial WorkSociologySpanishSpanish 7-12 Education Studio Art (BFA or BS)Women’s & Gender Studies

Accelerated/Dual Degree ProgramsAccounting (BS/MS)Adolescence Education/Special Education Biology/Special Education 7-12 (BS/MS in Ed.)Chemistry/Special Education 7-12 (BS/MS in Ed.)Earth Science/Special Education 7-12 (BS/MS in Ed.)English/Special Education 7-12 (BA/MS in Ed.)Math/Special Education 7-12 (BA/MS in Ed.)Social Studies/Special Education 7-12 (BA/MS in Ed.)Spanish/Special Education 7-12 (BA/MS in Ed.)

Business Administration (BS/MBA)Communication Sciences & Disorders (BS/MS in Ed.)Computer Science/Computer Information Systems (BS/MS)English (BA/MA)Financial Planning/Business Administration (BS/MBA)History/Political Science (BA/MA)Information Technology/Computer Information Systems (BS/MS)

Dual Degree Plus Programs3+2 Biology/Cytotechnology (BS + MS)3 +2 Clinical Laboratory Sciences (BS + MS)3+2 Engineering (BA or BS + BS in Engineering)3+3 Law (BA or BS + JD)4+2 Occupational Therapy (BS + MS)4+3 Physical Therapy (BS + DPT)

Pre-Professional ProgramsPre-DentalPre-LawPre-MedPre-Vet

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

AT THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE, WE’RE ALL ABOUT THE EXPERIENCES AND OPPORTUNITIES THAT EXPAND YOUR THINKING, YOUR SENSE OF WHAT’S POSSIBLE,YOUR CONFIDENCE, YOUR RESUMÉ, EVEN YOUR CIRCLE OF FRIENDS.

New ideas, mentoring, connections, adventures, andsupport— it all adds up to an expanded edition of your life.

Or to put it another way:

YOU, EVEN BETTER.

Who would’ve thought that I would already be a financial analyst in New York City?Not in my wildest dreams.

Yelfri De Leon ’14Business Finance

Completed two internships and a semester in London. He landed his first job at Moody’s Investor Services, Inc., eight weeks after graduation.

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HUETHER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

The Huether School of Business provides the latest technology in new classrooms, seminar rooms anddedicated areas for internship coordination, entrepreneurship training and leadership development. Oneof the hallmarks of the building is its adaptive and flexible design including several spaces available24/7 to students with state-of-the-art technology, designed to foster collaborative learning outside oftraditional class time. There is also a meeting space so that the School of Business faculty and studentscan provide expert consulting and research services to business clients in the community.

�+X96% of our programs require or provide opportunities for internships or student-teaching/clinical experiences.

REAL-WORLD LEARNINGInternships and Field Experiences

Internships, field experiences, student teaching and other types of hands-on learning are

central to the educational process at Saint Rose, providing real-world learning experiences

outside of the classroom.

Internships are required components of most majorsincluding accounting, American studies, business, communications, communication sciences and disor-ders, cytotechnology, English, graphic design, medicaltechnology, music industry, and social work, as well as observation sessions and semester-long studentteaching for all education-related majors.

In addition, many courses incorporate servicelearning into the curriculum.

Albany Medical Center

American Museum of Natural History

American Red Cross

Bank of America

Boston University

Converse

DreamWorks

ESPN

Goldman Sachs

Guiliani and Partners

Hallmark Corp.

Hearst Newspapers

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

IBM

Jaguar Motors

KeyBank

KPMG LLP

Lehman Brothers

MasterCard

Metropolitan Insurance Co.

Moody’s Investor Services, Inc.

MTV Networks

National Broadcasting

Company (NBC)

National Portrait Gallery

New York City Botanical Gardens

PrimeAmerica Inc.

Real Simple Magazine

St. Martin’s Press

TrustCo Bank

VH1

SAMPLE LIST OF COMPANIES THAT HAVE EMPLOYED SAINT ROSE GRADUATES

I had two job offers — one at a law firm, one for the New York State Senate.

Jacquelyn Richards ’14, History/Political Science

Completed an internship at Legal Services Corporation in Washington, D.C. Now working for the New York State Assembly.

Every one of my professorsmade me believe that I coulddo anything.

Ron Pucherelli, animator, DreamWorks

Animator on the films How To Train Your Dragon 2, Rise of the Guardians, Madagascar 3, MegaMind, How To Train YourDragon, and Madagascar: Escape to Africa.

Selected National Internship Placements Abercrombie & Fitch

Albany Medical Center

American Museum of Natural History

Detroit Tigers

Elle Magazine

ESPN

FBI

Goldman Sachs

Homeland SecurityAdministration

IBM

James J. Howard Marine Sciences Laboratory

KPMG

Late Show with David Letterman

Legal Services Corporation

Mountain View Group

MTV Networks

National Legal Services Corporation

New York State Legislature

New York State Wadsworth Laboratories

Polygram Records

Sony/CBS Records

The New York Times

STUDY ABROAD AND STUDY AWAYUnique Learning Experiences Home and Abroad

Through the College’s many study abroad and away options, students are able to expand

their academic and cultural knowledge and clarify their purpose as engaged citizens in

the world around them.

We hope that you will participate in a study abroador study away opportunity so that you can experiencea life-changing experience while at Saint Rose.

Studying away is a transformational opportunity thatallows you to take credit-bearing classes in univer-sities all over the world for a semester, a summer,or on a short-term custom program. Some programseven offer internship and/or service learning op-tions. With over 27 different countries to choosefrom, the world is your oyster!

�+X90% of employers believe that students who study abroad develop highly desirable skills, including cross-cultural communication, independence, cultural awareness, maturity, and flexibility.

Study Abroad and Study Away Options

Semester Away (fall or spring)Programs run an entire semester and are offered throughpartner colleges in the U.S. and overseas and third-partyproviders. Students take a minimum of 12 credit hours.

Summer Away (4 – 8 weeks)Students who want a shorter-term experience and fewer credithours abroad, typically take 3 – 9 hours of credit.

Short-term Faculty-Led Programs (7 – 21 days)These programs combine faculty mentorship and academiccredit with travel experience at an economical cost. Faculty-led programs enable students to travel internationally or stateside. Recent programs traveled to Ireland, France, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Spain, Arizona and Utah.

Student service trip to Antigua, Guatemala to volunteer at Escuela Proyecto La Esperanza (The School of Hope) with the nonprofit organization Education for the Children (EFTC).

Nick Negron, Communications

Studied abroad at Regents University in London and travelled extensivelythroughout Europe.

Drew ManciniCommunication Sciences & Disorders

Studied abroad in Florence, Italy.

MASSRY CENTER FOR THE ARTS

The Massry Center for the Arts is where art and music students nurture their talents,hone their skills and express their artistic passion. The center is home to the College’sacoustically perfect Picotte Recital Hall, spacious voice and instrument rehearsalsuites, individual practice rooms and the Esther Massry Art Gallery—a destinationfor renowned visiting artists and the undergraduate and graduate student art shows.

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students participate in Reach Out Saint Rose, the College’s annual day of volunteerism at more than 50 sites across the region.800

LIVING OUR VALUES THROUGH SERVICEVolunteerism and Smiles are Contagious

True to the progressive values of the College’s founders, the Sisters of St. Joseph of

Carondelet, you will do more than develop your intellect— you will reflect on what

gives life meaning and purpose.

By becoming engaged with the community, whether it’s afew miles down the road or a few thousand miles aroundthe world, you will become aware of the challenges thatface so many, and perhaps you and your fellow studentswill be inspired to action.

This campus, where thinking and action go hand in hand,cultivates students who are a cut above—energetic andeffective citizen leaders.

Reach Out Saint RoseThe College’s annual day of volunteerism in Septemberin which 800 students, alumni, faculty and staff come together and serve more than 50 organizations. And atthe end, 400 pizzas are consumed!

Neighborhood ServiceService starts with our own neighborhood in Albany.Hundreds of students volunteer at many programs including the Pine Hills Elementary After School Academy,Friday Knights, Emmaus House, St. Anne’s Institute, Albany Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity, BigBrothers/Big Sisters and Upper Hudson Peace Action.

Alternative Spring Break Service TripsStudents travel to Washington, DC; New Orleans, LA;Palm Beach, FL; and Guatemala.

Social Justice WeekEvery March, the campus becomes immersed in the issuesof poverty, homelessness, hunger and equity in education.

RECENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION EVENTSFall Classic Weekend at Lake Georgea weekend of leadership activities and recreation for students, faculty and staff

Orgullo Latino

Saint Baldrick’s Daystudents shave their heads to raise funds for childhood cancer research

Rose Rockrock bands take over the campus green for an entire day and night of concerts

Saint Rose Music Awards

Saint Rose Dance Showcase

Dodgeball Madness

Fall and Spring Semi-Formals

Harvest Fest

CLUBS & ACTIVITIES15 Minutes Max—Student Film and Video Festival

Adventure Club

ALANA Steppers

Best Buddies

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Brothers and Sisters in Christ

Cheerleading

The Chronicle Newspaper

Colleges Against Cancer

Debate Team

Environmental Club

Girls Next Door (a capella group)

Golden Knights Dance Crew

Golden Notes

Habitat for Humanity

Identity

Karate Club

Knights in Motion (dance group)

Late Knights

Model U.N.

The Other Guys

One Billion Rising

Outside the [Box]

Social Justice Month

Social Work Organization

Spectrum (ALANA Student Union)

Student Events Board

And if your favorite hobby or interest doesn’t have a club, you can always start one.

ATHLETICSNCAA Division IINE-10 Conference

Men’s Teams Baseball BasketballCross Country Golf Lacrosse Soccer Swimming & DivingTrack & Field

Women’s Teams BasketballCross CountryGolf SoccerSoftball Swimming & DivingTennisTrack & FieldVolleyball

Intramural SportsBasketballDodgeballFlag FootballSoccerSoftballUltimate FrisbeeVolleyballWiffle Ball

ACADEMIC CLUBSAIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts)

Capital District Association for Educating Young Children

Council for Exceptional Children

Geology Club

Minority Association for Pre-Medical Students

Mock Trial Team

Model UN

Music Industry Student Association

National Association for Music Education

Natural Science Association

National History Honor Society

National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Philosophy Club

Psychology Club

Saint Rose Jazz Educators

School Psychology Association

THELMA P. LALLY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

With the Touhey Forum, a space for public discourse and lectures; the Emery Center which provides speech,hearing and special education services; the Standish Curriculum Library; an on-site lab preschool; and theCenter for Technology in Teaching, this building is a testament to the importance of providing cutting-edgelearning facilities for future educators from pre-school teachers to college administrators.

The professional education programs at Saint Rose are accredited by the National Council for Accreditationof Teacher Education (NCATE),a specialized accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Educa-tion and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.

Albany was chartered in 1686, making it the oldest chartered city in the United States.1686

OUR EXTENDED CAMPUSOur Neighborhood and Albany

As a Saint Rose student, you are part of an active college community in the Capital Region

of New York state. In fact, Places Rated Almanac ranks Albany as one of the top three

cities in the United States in which to receive an education.

The region has more than 60,000 college students,creating a social scene where there are events andhappenings to meet everyone’s tastes— poetry read-ings and open mic nights, professional and collegesporting events, concerts and the performing arts,and world-class shopping venues.

As a campus without walls, Saint Rose merges seam-lessly with the neighborhood—with cafés, coffee shopsand a movie theater closer than some campus buildings.Nearby, the Center for Art and Design in Picotte Hall sits

in the heart of the downtown Lark Street neighborhood,a “mini Greenwich Village” filled with artistic shops, coffee houses and clubs.

Saint Rose students can take local (CDTA) buses forfree with their Saint Rose IDs, so the entire Capital Region is accessible without having to worry about acar. If you are feeling the need for a change of scenery,the College runs frequent bus trips to New York City,Boston and Montreal to visit museums, watch a base-ball game or catch a Broadway show.

The population of the Capital Region of New York which encompasses 8 counties.

1.1MILLION

SCIENCE CENTER

The Science Center has dedicated student-facultyresearch labs for biology, chemistry, geology,neuroscience, physics and science education.

Saint Rose is located in the residential Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany.

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Events & Athletics Center

Christian Plumeri Sports Complex

Centennial Hall

Picotte HallCenter for Art & Design

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST CENTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS AND INTERACTIVE MEDIA

The Hearst Center is a hub of activity at all hours. The Center has a digital television studio and control room, two radio studios, two music recording studios, a digital music composing lab, a café-like performance space with digital sound, lighting and a stage, and two journalism labs. These facilities provide students with the tools to develop the skills needed to follow in the footsteps of alumni who have landed jobs at many national media companies and networks including USA Today, Random House, MSNBC, Radio Free Europe, Sony, Fox News, MTV, and “The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.”

VISIT US

The Saint Rose campus just might be the best kept secret in the northeast. With shade trees, a lush green, historic homes and state-of-the-art facilities, our neighborhood campusis a slice of city life where you can take in music, art, intellectual lectures and athletic events;walk a few blocks to grab pizza or sit in a coffee shop; or hop a bus to enjoy Albany’s muse-ums, theaters, restaurants and malls.

Open Houses, Information Sessions, and personal visits are excellent opportunities to discover our campus and take a campus tour, and to learn more about your academic program of interest, scholarships, and financial aid. We invite you to come and discover if Saint Rose is the right fit for you.

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NEXT STEPS

Apply: www.strose.edu/applyDecember 1 (Early Action Deadline)

Submit your Saint Rose application by December 1, and you will be consideredfirst for scholarships, know your admissions status shortly thereafter and beamong the first to receive your financial aid package.

February 1In order to be considered for scholarships, your admission application must be submitted by February 1.

Apply for Financial AidThree Easy Steps

1. Make sure you complete your Saint Rose Application.

2. Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) atwww.fafsa.ed.gov or submit by mail.

Processing of the FAFSA by the U.S. Department of Education can take up to four weeks,so we recommend completing the FAFSA in January or early February.

The College of Saint Rose School Codes: Federal School Code—002705 New York State TAP Code (ETA)—0140

3. New York state residents must complete the New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application after completing your FAFSA. You can begin your online TAP application immediately using the link on your FAFSA confirmation page. If you use a paper FAFSA, you can still do your TAP application online. About three weeks after mailing your paper FAFSA, the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) will send you a postcard or e-mail prompting you to get a HescPIN and complete your TAP application online. Follow the online instructions.

We’re Here to HelpFeel free to contact our experienced and knowledgeable Admissions and Financial Aid staff. They’re here to help you every step of the way.

Admissions: 1-800-637-8556 ext.1 admit@strose.edu

Financial Aid: (518) 458-5464 finaid@strose.edu

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BE A GOLDEN KNIGHT

The College of Saint Rose does not discriminate on the basis of race/color, creed, sex, handicap, sexual orientation or national/ethnic origin in the administration of its educational and admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.

The College's Advisory Committee on Campus Safety will provide upon request all campus crime statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education (USDE). These statistics can be found at the USDE website http://ope.ed.gov/security/ or can be obtained from the College's director of Safety and Security at 518-454-5187 or on the College's website www.strose.edu/safety.

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98% OF SAINT ROSE STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AIDSAINT ROSE IS AN AFFORDABLE VALUE.

13:1STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO

Billboard Magazine named Saint Rose as one of 35 schools and universities with the top music business programs in North America.

The Art Directors Club of New York (ADC) has selected Saint Rose as one of the “top graphic design schools in the country.”

SAINT ROSE WAS NAMED BY AFFORDABLECOLLEGESONLINE.ORG

AS ONE OF NEW YORK’S TOP COLLEGES FOR OFFERING THE

GREATEST LIFETIME RETURN ON INVESTMENT.

Ranked as a Best Northern University by U.S. News & World Report

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94%are employed and/or continuing their education.

92%of those employed found employment within one year of graduation.

90%believe that The College of Saint Rose prepared them for employment.

93%attending graduate school credit their Saint Rose educa-tion for preparing them for it.

Albany, NY is close to everywhere!*

Springfield, MA: 1 hr. 27 mins.

Hartford, CT: 1 hr. 50 mins.

Syracuse, NY: 2 hrs. 18 mins.

Boston, MA: 2 hrs. 41 mins.

New York, NY: 2 hrs. 35 mins.

Newark, NJ: 2 hrs. 24 mins.

Montreal, CAN: 3 hrs. 40 mins.

Philadelphia, PA: 3 hrs. 50 mins.

Buffalo, NY: 4 hrs. 30 mins.

Baltimore, MD: 5 hrs. 12 mins.

*Based on travelling by car.

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