3,894 Students
3,316 undergraduate & 578 graduate
Facts & Stats
12:1 Ratio
Student-Faculty
23 Students
Average Class Size
240 Faculty
Full-Time
Student Life:
Internships
- 75% of students participate in an internship or field-based experience
- Companies include Google, NBC Universal, KPMG, Fox News, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Tesla, Met Life, Donna Karan, Con Edison and IBM
Value & ROI Rankings:
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Value-Added Assessment
Brookings Institute
Brookings ranks Manhattan College 9th out of more than 7,000 two- and four-year schools in an analysis that examined how well schools prepare students for successful careers.
Placed just ahead of Stanford, Manhattan ranks in the top ten with Cal Tech, Colgate, MIT, Rose-Hulman, Carleton College, Washington and Lee, SUNY Maritime and Clarkson.
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Colleges That Add the Most Value
Money Magazine
In MONEY magazine's annual ranking of the most transformative colleges in America, Manhattan College is #1, "thanks to its proven ability to change the lives of its students."
Alumni from Manhattan College report average salaries of $62,600 three years after graduating, according to PayScale.com. That’s compared to $56,400 at Fordham, $60,800 at NYU and $69,200 at Columbia. Those salaries help push graduates to middle-class lifestyles, according to MONEY.
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College Return on Investment Report
Payscale
In PayScale’s annual College Return on Investment report, Manhattan College ranked 28th among private colleges and universities and 57th among the 1,833 institutions surveyed throughout the United States, placing the College within the top 4% of all institutions in return on investment.
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Best Value Colleges: 300 Schools Worth the Investment
Forbes
Manhattan College ranks among the top 15 Catholic colleges in the United States on Forbes’ list of Best Value Colleges 2017: The 300 Schools Worth the Investment.
Manhattan College is among the top 100 schools in the Northeast region, and placed at #160 nationwide.