Manhattan College

Manhattan College is a private Roman Catholic liberal arts college that grants undergraduate and graduate degrees.

In 1853, the college was founded by five French monks in a small building on Canal street who named it the Academy of Holy Infancy. The school grew quickly and added college-level courses and changed its name to Manhattan College in 1859.Manhattan College: History

Originally located in lower Manhattan, the college would move two more times as it outgrew its facilities. For a time it was located in Harlem, but it would move to its current location in the Bronx in 1922. It is a compact campus located next to Gaelic Park and near two major New York roads: the Henry Hudson Parkway and the Major Deegan Expressway.

• President: Brother Thomas Scanlan, F.S.C.
  • 1987-present: President
    • 1980-1987: Vice-Chancellor, Bethlehem University of the Holy Land

• The Graduate Division
• Undergraduate Catalog

• Notable Programs of Study at Manhattan College
  • School of Engineering
  • Religious Studies
  • Urban Affairs

• Princeton Review: Manhattan College

• This information is from the Manhattan College official site:
  • Application
  • Freshman Admissions Criteria
  • Financial Assistance
  • International Students
  • Transfer Admissions

• Manhattan College: Campus Visits

• Official Athletic Site:

• Athletic League: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

• Official Athletic Site: Manhattan College "Jaspers" Athletics

• Basketball: Men's | Women's

• Soccer: Men's | Women's

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