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It's our job as admissions counselors to understand the thought process high school students go through during the whole college list creating process. So we get it; it's tough, exciting, tiring, exhilarating, and all the feels. Here are seven things we hear often that may sound familiar to you...

More than 2,000 athletes, coaches and spectators gathered on the Siena College campus June 16 and 17 for the 2017 Special Olympics Summer Games.

Add this to the growing list of reasons we love it here at Siena: We gave these seniors a chance to do what they’ve always wanted to do during their time on campus (and we recorded it.) They’re fun and amazingly funny. Watch a couple of our favs.

An interest in the plight of refugees that grew from a semester abroad in Berlin led Jenna Kersten ’17 to design an entire English course around how refugees are portrayed in literature.

Siena's annual Reunion Weekend recognizes the achievements of alumni who have shown outstanding dedication in their careers, in service to others and to the Siena College community.

A small contingent from Siena College journeyed to Russia for a week in May as part of a travel course on Russian foreign policy.

Even though our alumni are spread out across the country, we do love when Saints choose to stay close to home. Even better, when they make a name for themselves. In the Capital Region, Katie O'Malley Maloney ('06) is synonymous with flawless event planning. Her team is the go-to group for weddings, showers, celebrations of all kind—and Katie will be the first person to tell you that it takes hard work to dominate a market. Read on about the Siena grad (who holds a marketing management degree) and owner of Katie O' Weddings & Events (KOWE) in Troy, NY.

When Siena Saints set their hearts on studying abroad, they often imagine the cultural immersion they’ll experience, the historical sites they will witness and the months that will inevitably shape their college experience.