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College of Saint Rose

location_on New York, United States school Private University
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About College of Saint Rose

The College of Saint Rose is a private institution located in Albany, New York, offering a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Known for its strong emphasis on personalized education, the college fosters a supportive community that encourages academic excellence and professional growth.

10k+ Students
11:1 Student-Faculty Ratio
Yes STEM Available
Mixed Classification

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groups 1. City Size & State Population

City Name

Albany

City Area Size

57.8 sq km / 22.3 sq mi

City Population

98,000

State Population

19.5 Million

Density: 1,700 people per sq km / 4,400 people per sq mi

thermostat 2. Monthly Climate (Jan – Dec)

Jan
-1°C
-9°C
30°F
Feb
1°C
-7°C
34°F
Mar
7°C
-2°C
45°F
Apr
14°C
4°C
58°F
May
21°C
10°C
70°F
Jun
26°C
15°C
79°F
Jul
28°C
18°C
82°F
Aug
27°C
17°C
81°F
Sep
22°C
12°C
72°F
Oct
15°C
6°C
59°F
Nov
9°C
1°C
48°F
Dec
3°C
-5°C
37°F

attractions 3. Top Places to Visit Nearby

New York State Museum

Museum

Explore the natural and cultural history of New York State, with exhibits ranging from prehistoric life to the World Trade Center attacks.

Washington Park

Park

A historic urban park known for its Victorian-era design, a large lake, and the annual Tulip Festival.

Empire State Plaza

Landmark

A complex of state government buildings and cultural institutions, featuring impressive architecture and a reflecting pool.

USS Slater

Museum

A meticulously restored World War II destroyer escort, offering tours and a glimpse into naval history.

restaurant 4. Top Local Foods & Cuisines

local_dining

Halfmoon Cookies

A popular regional cookie with a cake-like base, frosted half with vanilla and half with chocolate icing.

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Buffalo Wings

While originating in Buffalo, NY, these spicy chicken wings are a staple across New York State, often served with blue cheese dressing and celery.

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New York-Style Pizza

Known for its large, thin, and foldable slices, often sold by the slice, with a crispy crust and classic toppings.

diversity_3 5. Racial & Demographic Composition

Albany is a diverse city with a significant African American population and growing Hispanic and Asian communities, reflecting its role as a state capital and urban center.

Caucasian / White 57%
African American / Black 29%
Hispanic / Latino 9%
Asian American 5%
Multiracial & Other 4%

workspace_premium 6. Notable University Alumni & Figures

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Patricia A. Wark

Educator and Administrator

Former President of the College of Saint Rose, known for her leadership and contributions to higher education.

person

James M. Catterson

Judge

Former Associate Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division.

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Mary Ann Hoberman

Children's Poet Laureate

Award-winning author of numerous children's books and a former U.S. Children's Poet Laureate.

directions_bus 7. Transportation & Getting Around

Albany has a moderately developed public transportation system and is a regional hub with access to major highways, rail, and an international airport.

Public Transit (Buses)

The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) operates bus services throughout Albany and the surrounding Capital Region, with various routes and fare options.

Walking & Cycling

Albany has a walk score of 68, indicating it is somewhat walkable. Cycling infrastructure is improving, with a growing network of bike lanes and trails, including parts of the Empire State Trail.

Regional Rail & Airport

Albany-Rensselaer Station (ALB) is a major Amtrak hub. Albany International Airport (ALB) offers domestic flights and limited international connections.

school 8. Education & Literacy Level

Literacy Rate

99%

Bachelor's Degree+

36%

Albany, as the state capital and home to several higher education institutions, has a highly educated populace. New York State consistently ranks high nationally in educational attainment and public school funding, supporting a robust academic ecosystem.

trending_up 9. Main Source of Economy & Industries

Albany's economy is primarily driven by government, healthcare, education, and technology sectors, leveraging its position as the state capital and a hub for research and development.

Key Driving Industries
Government Healthcare Education Technology (Nanotech & Biotech)
Major Corporate Employers
New York State Government Albany Medical Center University at Albany, SUNY GlobalFoundries

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Admissions Info

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Application Period

Main intake starts in September. Applications are typically accepted from October to January for the following academic year.

Fees & Living Costs

Tuition Fees / Year

$35,000.00

Living Expenses / Year

$12,000.00 - $20,000.00

* Costs are estimated. Actual fees may vary by course and lifestyle.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Need-Blind Admission

Financial need is not considered during the admission process for both domestic and international students.

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MIN. IELTS Score 6
MIN. TOEFL Score 79
MIN. PTE Score 53
MIN. Duolingo Score 105
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