Manhattan College
About Manhattan College






Why Consider Manhattan College?
Graduate students at Manhattan College could choose from a wide array of Post-baccalaureate certificates, Masters degrees and Post-masters certificates. Graduate programs may be highlighted by small class sizes and opportunities to pursue internships, practicums and consulting projects with real-world organizations. Manhattan Program Model Manhattan College integrates a broad liberal education with focus in specific disciplines within the arts and sciences, or with professional preparation in business, education, health, and engineering. The outcomes-driven approach means that degree programs might meld theory with hands-on activities and experiential learning. Manhattan College Online Manhattan College offers online graduate programs with no fixed class times. There may be occasional interactive exercises and assignment due dates, but otherwise there are no on-campus requirements. Distance learners are nonetheless expected to attend weekly class sessions and participate in weekly class collaborations. Online students have access to an Admissions Counselor who might help schedule classes and course plan. Once enrolled, each student is assigned a personal Student Services Coordinator who is there to answer questions along the way. Technical support is provided 24/7. Support for Military Students Manhattan College online graduate programs are built to reach military personnel around the globe. They have flexible schedules for program completion and it may be possible to earn credit for military training.- Recognized student veteran organization
- Eligible veterans may receive federal financial aid
- Member of Service Members Opportunity Colleges
- Dedicated point of contact for support services for veterans, military service members, and their families
- The Center for Academic Success (CAS) offers assistance in the form of tutoring, study groups, writing workshops and academic coaching
- The O’Malley Library (books, databases, services and more)
- Health and Wellness – fitness center
- Campus Ministry
- Numerous clubs and organizations (E.g. The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
- Co-curricular activities and annual events
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Mission, Vision and Values
The Lasallian-inspired mission of Manhattan College is to provide a modern, person-centered educational experience centered on fostering respect, social outreach and a strong sense of community.

Admissions
For example, students interested in applying to the Master of Science in Organizational Leadership are required to have a bachelors degree from an accredited institution, with a minimum GPA of 2.75. Candidates to this program also need at least three years of work experience and should show they have the potential to study at the graduate level. Required admissions documents could include the following.- Completed application
- Transcript(s)
- Statement of goals
- Two letters of recommendation
- Proof of English Proficiency (international applicants)
Enrollment, Attendance, Retention Rates and Graduation
Graduate attendance rate of 19% part-time and 81% full-time
For the years 2018-2019 Manhattan College awarded: 956 bachelor's degrees, 253 master's degrees, 20 post-master's certificates
Financial Aid
- The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
- The Teacher Education Accrediting Council (TEAC)
- The Engineering Accreditation Commission (ABET)
Campus Locations
- Manhattan College: Riverdale, CA4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY, 10471
Online MS in Organizational Leadership (MSOL)
The online Master of Organizational Leadership at Manhattan College program focuses on skills like coaching, leadership and organizational strategy. Students enrolled in the program might leverage their current strengths as they hone their own personal brand of leadership. A student-centered and experiential program, the MSOL is built around an accelerated course plan that synthesizes theory and practice. The 33-credit could be completed in as few as 18-22 months if pursued full-time. The MSOL program is composed of 9 core leadership courses which immerse students in key managerial areas as well as 2 electives that allow for some freedom to focus expertise. A final capstone consulting project with a real-world business could help students infuse new skills into practice. Core courses kick off with fundamentals such as how to solve problems, lead ethically, resolve conflicts and delegate. Students might use their own organization as a case study upon which to learn how to gain commitment, manage conflict and effectively communicate, especially across cultural and global boundaries. Preview some of the possible courses you might take as a distance learner in Manhattan College’s MS in Organizational Leadership program.- Metrics for Today’s Leader
- Collaborative Project Management
- Strategic Planning
- Human Resource Management (HRM)
- Race, Religion and Conflict