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It's your last year as a high schooler, and while you definitely want to stay on track toward your college goals, you deserve to have some fun, too. Find the perfect mix of both in this senior year-inspired bucket list.

Whether your ballot for this November is with him or with her, you may find yourself more invested in this year's presidential election than most of your friends. If that's the case, you could be an ideal candidate (get it?) for Siena's excellent political science program, which has a lot to offer.

The next time you're at Siena College for a campus visit or just happen to be spending a summer day in the Capital Region, you should know that our grounds are chock-full of Pokemon.

With the start of your senior year comes the college search. And with that, come dates and deadlines to keep track of. For any college-bound senior, the process can feel overwhelming, but this simple piece of advice can help.

For some unique tips on proofreading, we talked with professionals across industries whose jobs involve a lot of dotting the i's and crossing the t's.

Think you'll swing through Loudonville soon to tour Siena? We hope so! There's a lot to do in this region throughout August, and our summer tour guides are pretty awesome—Jack Blanchard being one of them.

Affordability, value and return on investment: we know how strongly these factors come into play when you're researching colleges and making your final decision. That's why we couldn't be more excited to share that Siena has been named one of the MONEY® 100 Best Colleges 2016-2017.

Think you belong in Siena's Class of 2021? Starting August 1, you'll be able to apply through our Fast-Forward application or the Common App.

You've likely noticed that many schools you're researching list several application deadlines, which may lead you to wonder: Should I apply Early Decision, Early Action or Regular Admissions? Here's what you need to know about all three.

Thinking about going to college for business? The Atlantic just recently ran an article called Why America's Business Majors Are in Desperate Need of a Liberal-Arts Education—and here at Siena, we could not agree more.