Manhattanville College overview

Q. What is the main USP of Manhattanville College?

Ans. Manhattanville College promotes cultural enrichment, civic responsibility, and sustainability in the Frostburg community. The college is ranked 73 by U.S. News and World Report. Colleges rated Manhattanville College a Top 50 Best Value Accelerated Online MBA Program. Manhattanville College is one of U.S. News and World Report's Top Public Schools, Regional Universities North.

Q. What is the ranking of Manhattanville College?

Ans. The ranking of Manhattanville College is –

• The college is ranked 73 by U.S. News and World Report.
• It ranked 180 by Washington Monthly.
• It ranked 512 by Forbes nationally.
• It also ranked 501-600 by THE.

Q. What is Manhattanville College famous for?

Ans. Manhattanville College promotes cultural enrichment, civic responsibility, and sustainability in the Frostburg community. The college is ranked 73 by U.S. News and World Report. Colleges rated Manhattanville College a Top 50 Best Value Accelerated Online MBA Program. Manhattanville College is one of U.S. News and World Report's Top Public Schools, Regional Universities North

Q. Who are the top Alumni of Manhattanville College?

Ans. The notable alumni of Manhattanville College are – 

• Ann Bermingham – professor 
• Cecilia Clare Board, S.P. – musician, and composer 
• Jamaal Bowman – educator and congressman in the U.S. House of Representatives
• Matt Braunger – actor, writer, and stand-up comedian 
• Sarah Brownson – writer 
• Meg Bussert – Broadway actress, singer, and academic
• Sila Calderón – politician, businesswoman, and former Governor of Puerto Rico
• Adele Chatfield-Taylor – president and CEO of the American Academy in Rome, 1988–2013
• Sook Nyul Choi – children's author
• Christine Choy – documentary filmmaker 
• Mary T. Clark, RSCJ – academic, scholar of the history of philosophy, and civil rights advocate
• Carlon Colker, M.D. – physician and dietary supplement industry consultant

Q. Is Manhattanville College recognized?

Ans. Yes. 

Q. How is the campus of Manhattanville College?

Ans. The new Manhattanville campus was completed in 1952 with six buildings: a renovated Reid Castle for use as an administration building, the library, the academic building, Brownson Hall; the music building Pius X Hall; Benziger Dining Hall, and Founders Dormitory.

Q. What are the libraries of Manhattanville College?

Ans. The Rare Book and Manuscripts Room preserve both manuscripts and printed materials from the Manhattanville College Library. The rare book collection consists of approximately 2,400 titles that span the history of the book in the United States and Europe. Subject fields represented include history, religion, literature, biography, and philosophy. The collection also includes other formats such as periodicals, Jewish pamphlets, government documents, maps, and manuscripts.