News

We've got big news for aspiring business majors (and non-business majors, too, as you'll read about here): Siena now offers a true, plain-and-simple business major. But the truth is, it's not plain and simple at all.

Independence Day seems like an appropriate time to thank the whole Siena community for everything they do to help our students become successful, strong, independent thinkers. (Get it?) Happy 4th to all! 

"When I was five years old..." "My lifelong dream has always been..." "Once upon a time..." Can't get past the first sentence on your college application essay? Or, perhaps you're midway through when the pangs of writer's block are starting to creep in. Before all creativity and motivation have completely left the building, how about some inspiration? 

Planning to visit Siena soon? Our summer tour guides are ready to show you around our peaceful, suburban campus, which is absolutely gorgeous this time of year. Do yourself a favor and make a weekend of it; there's a lot to do in the Capital Region. In the meantime, say hello to one of your potential tour guides, Ryan Kelleher '18.

We've already told you a time(or two), that the Capital Region can't be beat in the summer. That's why we're happy to announce the dates of this year's Siena Summer Days to make sure you get in on the fun.

If you've done your research on Siena, you may be wondering what it means to attend a college with deep roots in Franciscan and Catholic traditions.

Whether you're set on a career in psychology or are just interested in exploring topics like personality and perception, this post will tell you why you should consider Siena—from the perspective of a recent graduate from one of our most popular programs.

Summer is just around the bend! Interested in adding a few things to your calendar that could potentially lead to a unique college essay or conversation starter with admissions counselors? Here are some ideas.

Want to really get to know Siena—beyond our student/faculty ratio, academic offerings and retention rate? There are quite a few things all Saints know, that you wouldn't necessarily hear about unless you sat down with one and asked for the inside scoop. Here, we'll spill some of those little-known facts to show you more of what it means to be a student here.

Before you start (or continue) reading about the cost of attending college, remember this: the sticker price you see published on college websites is typically higher than what you'll end up paying after financial aid is considered. That said, it never hurts to start saving and earning money for college no matter where you are in the process.