Applying to Saint Rose

Thank you for your interest in graduate study at The College of Saint Rose, and may we take this opportunity to encourage you in your efforts to continue your education.

The College of Saint Rose has long been recognized as a leader in graduate education. Small class sizes, individual attention, and a host of support services create a learning environment that builds scholarship and facilitates academic growth. Our 33 master’s degree and 12 certificate programs within our schools of Business, Math & Science, Arts & Humanities, and Education prepare graduate students for the challenges of their chosen professions.

To be considered for graduate study at Saint Rose, as either a matriculated or non-matriculated student, an application procedure is required. Deadlines vary by department. Be sure to note the application deadlines or talk with the Office of Graduate Admissions if you have questions.

You are encouraged to begin the admissions process by carefully reviewing the program descriptions and admissions requirements for your chosen program, as outlined in the Catalog of Graduate Study at www.strose.edu/gradcatalog. If we may assist you, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions at (518) 454-5143 or toll free at (800) 637-8556, option 2, to speak with an Assistant Director or to schedule an interview.

We wish you great success in planning your academic future and look forward to welcoming you to The College of Saint Rose.

Sincerely,
Susan Patterson
Assistant Vice President
Graduate Admissions

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

General Graduate Application

International Graduate Application

CITE Program Application

Non-Matriculated (Non-Degree) Application

Graduate Recommendation Form

You may either apply online or download the applications forms from the pages above.

Recommenders can also submit official letters of recommendation using our convenient Online Recommendation System.

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.

Deadlines:
While Saint Rose Graduate School applications may be obtained from Graduate and Continuing Education Admissions, we encourage applicants to use our convenient
online application.

June 1:
Preferred Deadline for Fall Admission

October 15:
Preferred Deadline for Spring Admission

March 15:
Preferred Deadline for Summer Admission

There is no guarantee that applications received after deadlines can be reviewed in a timely enough manner to ensure matriculation and registration for the upcoming term.

Communication Disorders Deadlines
February 1:
Deadline for Fall Admission

October 1:
Deadline for Spring Admission

February 1:
Deadline for Summer Admission

Applications for the Communication Disorders program will not be processed after the deadline dates.

School Psychology Deadline
February 15:
Deadline for Fall Admission Only

School Psychology applications are only processed for Fall admission.

While Saint Rose Graduate School applications may be obtained from Graduate and Continuing Education Admissions, we encourage applicants to use our convenient
online application.

MSED in Counseling
April 15:
Deadline for Fall Admission

October 15:
Deadline for Spring Admission

There is no guarantee that applications received after deadlines can be reviewed in a timely enough manner to ensure matriculation and registration for the upcoming term.