You can ​view your Academic Advisor​ after you receive your class schedule. You will meet your Academic Advisor on the Friday of your first week of classes.

Students requesting accommodations must provide current comprehensive documentation of their disability from a qualified practitioner.

Are you looking for college credit for CLEP exam, AP exams, or college classes taken during high school

An online portal you will use for things, such as housing, accepting your financial aid, accessing your class schedule, and grades

Access to billing information

An itemized list for incoming students

Need a counselor at Siena? Medication assistance?

I want to declare a minor; how do I do that?

Setting up your email account

To contact Financial Aid

The Seminar is a 2-semester writing-intensive course that is required of ​all first-year students.

● The Honors Program expands opportunities to enhance writing and communication skills through the process of gathering, synthesizing, and analyzing evidence.

August 19-20 are the official move-in days for freshmen. You will be given a specific time to arrive on campus in a mailing that is sent in mid-August.

You will receive a welcome letter from Dr. Glenn Braddock in early May. The letter instructs you to complete a number of academic tasks.

Your address, mailbox key, where you get mail...

The Saint Card is the official ID of Siena College and should be carried on you at all times.

Questions about your fall schedule

Transcripts should be sent by August 1st to ensure that your fall schedule is adjusted to reflect the credits you’ve earned.

Work study is a form of financial aid that gives college students the opportunity to work part-time on campus.