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Daniela DePrizio
1 Nov 2023
I love Manhattan College the community is amazing everyone gets to know everyone and because of that you truly do have support. The professors are the best part of Manhattan College! They support you in every way possible and make themselves available. Don't be surprised if one of your professors offers you an internship. As far as food goes the employees at Locke's are so sweet and truly do put in the work to make good food. Overall, Manhattan College is a great bank for your buck and you will receive return on investment.
It's cute when institutions think "Private" means Pretentious but can't even compare or compete with institutions in AL, NC, or CO. The programs here are stale and need updates, especially for online students. Yea, everything in NYC it's overpriced and undervalued— so if ur only buying the name. You could do better.
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Miriam NoyolaLocal Guide
23 Sep 2022
Manhattan College is a private, Roman Catholic, liberal arts university located 4513 Manhattan College Parkway and Waldo Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471. They offer excellent educational programs, have a beautiful NYC campus and unparalleled career opportunities. They ranked #16 out of 181 Regional Universities North
One will not get lost on this navigable campus. All the various schools are walking distance from students residence. Nestled in a vibrant Bronx community, but still conducive to quiet studying.
My daughter attending this college it way up in the Bronx nice quiet area. As any place gives there are ups and downs. The campus is old Christian ✝️ setting from the the 1800 . The buildings are old some other are newer . It is great school and she will be graduating this next year.
Manhattan college is great. The NWBCCC held one of many community meetings there. It's always good when more people come out. If you are reading this post and you are a tenant. Please get in touch and learn or share your knowledge with your fellow tenants. Lucero is the supervisor and extremely knowledgeable about tenant rights. Thank you Manhattan college.
The place is very old and the rooms are sometimes dirty or with some problem, some classes are small and hot and the others are too cold. The food is always the same but you can eat it without dying.
Per gli italiani che vogliono andare in vacanza studio: le classi sono fatte con i piedi e mal organizzate.
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Mfm 2461Local Guide
29 Oct 2017
Great School. Great Return on investment. Teachers care about their students. Fantastic alumni association that connects graduates with career opportunities. Manhattan College is a family. Go Jaspers.
That campus was nice and personal . Warning there are a lot of stairs. I loved the unique dining hall options. Overall I was quite disappointed with the presented dorm I saw on the tour. There were flys in the bathroom and holes in the furniture. I was disappointed that was what I was supposedly to get excited for. Other than that the tour guide was nice and the campus was beautiful. Please try and fix your furniture for future students.
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Sean Marshall
30 Jan 2015
I feel great about my experience at Manhattan. As a small school, its pros and cons are foreseeable: it has the benefits of comfort, with the drawback of limited in-house resources. It's not too far from the big atmosphere of NYC, whose appeal is universal, but also provides a unique social "college experience." The English department's tightly knit and super focused persona encourages their students to succeed thoroughly in the classroom. In retrospect, the School of Arts' "heads-down" approach was a bit isolated from the application of an arts degree, but their diligence is admirable. Overall, I learned a lot there from great professors and met some great people.
