Manhattan University

**Manhattan University** is a Lasallian Catholic university offering transformative education that touches minds and hearts. It promotes faith, respect, education, community, and social justice. Founded in 1853 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, Manhattan University embodies the Lasallian mission in all its endeavors.

### Academics

With 48 undergraduate programs and 14 graduate programs, Manhattan University combines the resources of a large university with the personalized experience of a small liberal arts school. Popular majors include Engineering, Business, Communications, Education, and Psychology.

### Campus and Community

Situated on 23 acres in the Bronx, Manhattan University's campus offers a close-knit community and easy access to New York City. Located next to a subway stop, it features a quad where students can study, play, and socialize. The campus is near Van Cortlandt Park and only 35 minutes from midtown Manhattan, providing a unique college experience with abundant cultural opportunities.

### Student Life

The community at Manhattan University is diverse, welcoming individuals from various backgrounds. Engaging in clubs, volunteer opportunities, and campus events helps students find their niche. With over 100 organizations, there’s something for everyone, from academic clubs to social groups. Manhattan University hosts a Day of Service, Family Weekend, and movie nights on the Quad. It also offers intramural sports for men’s, women’s, and co-ed teams, including basketball, volleyball, and soccer.