Manhattan University
Locations: Bronx (NY)
Annual Tuition: $53,400
Student Reviews
Sam Wofford
Reviewed: 1/18/2024
Degree: Communications
Manhattan College is a perfect school for anyone wanting to go to college in NYC but also wants an actual campus with solid campus life. Professors are very passionate about the classes they teach, and they also give a lot of help outside of class during office hours. Advisors are really easy to communicate with, as they are great about responding to emails and setting up meetings to help out with scheduling or just to give some advice. The Riverdale area as a whole is a very unique neighborhood... Read More
Igwe Michael
Reviewed: 3/28/2018
Degree: Computer Engineering
Manhattan college has an amazing student to lecturer ratio. With small classrooms, its hard not to participate or lose concentration during lectures. This helps lecturers connect with their students and make adjustment in teaching style and methods when necessary. The only downside is the ageing infrastructure and the almost non-existence financial aid.
Kerry Hynes
Reviewed: 3/14/2017
Degree: Special Education
Manhattan College's graduate program of Special Education was such a fulfilling experience that not only adequately prepared me for my career as a teacher, but still inspires me. Every class that I took focused on a different aspect of teaching and gave real insight into the field, whether it be curriculum, methods, pedagogy, or the social implications of being a teacher. What was special about Manhattan College's program was not just the quality of the classes themselves, but the community that... Read More
Dede
Reviewed: 1/3/2017
Degree: Business
Great school with prominent reputation that lands interviews from your resume.
Daniel Ynfante
Reviewed: 10/8/2016
Degree: Communications
Manhattan College's communications degree is both a challenging and instructive program. The required classes for all communications majors stimulate much thought among students, and prepare them for classes they will take within their concentration. The journalism department teaches students the basics of journalism, but also delves deeper into specific areas of journalism. Through the feature writing class, digital storytelling class, and advanced reporting, students are able to practice their... Read More
J.Reed
Reviewed: 9/7/2016
Degree: Civil Engineering
Manhattan college is a great school for engineering. The alumni are very involved and the college has a mentoring program. It is a school that offers small classes so your professors really get to know you. The career center is very helpful with finding jobs as well as internships.
Ketzarili Polson
Reviewed: 12/20/2013
Degree: Counseling
Very supportive professors and a wealth of student activities.
Robin Loesch
Reviewed: 8/19/2013
Degree: School Counseling
Every program has pros and cons and Manhattan College's School Counseling program is no different. One of the main pros of this program is the care and attention each student receives from each professor. Our professors will everything in their might to help students through school work, recommendation letters, networking, amongst other things. Another pro of this program is the quality of the education. Professors do not teach from the textbook but rather their own experiences. They share their... Read More
Yanilza Gonzalez
Reviewed: 4/5/2013
Degree: Counseling
So far I see it as a good school its a small school and the staff is friendly. It is easy to get around and for those that do not live close by they provide dorm living.
Ketzarili Polson
Reviewed: 3/10/2013
Degree: Counseling
I think Manhattan College was a great school. For the Graduate Counseling program, the classes were challeging and the professors were very helpful.
Aaron Eicoff
Reviewed: 12/31/2012
Degree: Engineering
Easy to get into, but definitely a challenge if you strive for straight A's. Professors are brilliant and accessible.
john keating
Reviewed: 12/5/2012
Degree: Education
Small Classrooms and very attentive professors makes for a great education. Having New York City to use for internships and student teaching doesn’t get anymore resourceful. High tuition and career services are not great at all.