Student Services

Student Services at Sage is exactly that: a full-service resource for our students. Our student relations specialists provide answers and guidance for questions and issues relating to financial aid, registration for classes, accessing your academic record, and managing your student account.

• Financial Aid

  • Additional Financial Aid Information:

    • 2009-10 Tuition and Fees
    • Satisfactory Academic Progress
  • Financial Aid & Scholarship Resources
  • Approved Certificate Programs for Federal Financial Aid
  • Please click here to download our Financial Aid Guidebook

  • Types of Financial Aid:

    • State & Federal Aid
    • Institutional Aid (merit & endowed scholarships and grants)
    • TEACH Grant

• Registrar

  • Academic Calendar & Exam Schedules

  • Academic Records

    • Accessing Your Academic Record
    • How to Read Your Degree Audit
    • Changing Your Major
    • Verifying Enrollment
    • Request Your Transcript

  • Registration

    • Quick link to SageAdvisor
    • Registration Forms
    • Registration for Non-Matriculated Students

  • Grades

    • Pass/Fail Request
    • Request Incomplete (I)

  • Graduation

    • Apply for Graduation

  • Forensic Mental Health Students

    • A Guide for Sage/Albany Law Forensic Mental Health Students

• Student Accounts

  • How to Read Your Statement (including a sample bill)
  • Health Insurance Waiver Process
  • Change Your Name, Address, or Phone Number
  • Tuition (Employer) Sponsorship Agreement (see right margin of Student Accounts page)

  • Payment Plan (offered through Tuition Management System)

Be "In the Know!"

Sage considers MySage (username@sage.edu.) the exclusive vehicle for official college e-mail communication. As such, username@sage.edu will be considered the official e-mail address for writing and forwarding electronic correspondence. All users are expected to regularly check their Sage e-mail account (on MySage) and to acknowledge messages in a timely manner.

In addition to general College notices, faculty members frequently use the College's e-mail system to notify and correspond with members of their classes. It is recommended that students frequently access their College assigned e-mail account for information. All students are responsible for managing their disk quota such that there is room for new mail to arrive. Any electronic business conducted with the College must be done via a sage.edu account.