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Manhattan College

Riverdale, New York · IPEDS 192703

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IPEDS UNITID
192703
OPE ID
00275800
City, state
Riverdale, NY
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
www.manhattan.edu/
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steady state and transient conduction, free and forced convection, radiation and combined models, heat transfer with phase change; applications come from a variety of engineering disciplines and can include: design and rating of various heat exchangers, condensers and evaporators; heat pipes; solar collectors; electronic cooling, etc. Prerequisite: Undergraduate heat transfer course.
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At most one course transferred from another institution may be credited toward the fifteen credits required for a minor. A minimum of four courses, 12 credits, must be taken within the Department of Computer Science at Manhattan University.
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At most one course transferred from another institution may be credited toward the credits required for a minor.
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Confidence
32.7% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
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Catalogs 3

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Programs 135

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
AccountingMinor52.0301212026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
AccountingMinor52.0301212026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Accounting, Business Analytics, CIS & Law52.1601302026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Accounting, Business Analytics, CIS & Law302026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Admissions40.0802652026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Adolescence Ed Grades 7-1213.10182026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Adolescence Ed Grades 7-122026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
B.S./M.B.A.38.0104632026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
B.S./M.B.A.632026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in BiochemistryBachelor of Arts16.12002024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in BiochemistryBachelor of Arts26.02022024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in BiologyBachelor of Arts33.01992024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in BiologyBachelor of Arts26.01012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in ChemistryBachelor of Arts40.08022024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in ChemistryBachelor of Arts40.05012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in Computer ScienceBachelor of Arts27.03041252024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in Computer ScienceBachelor of Arts11.01011252024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in English- Plan of StudyBachelor of Arts51.32042024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in English- Plan of StudyBachelor of Arts23.01012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in EnvironmenBachelor of Arts03.02092024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in EnvironmenBachelor of Arts2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in MathematicsBachelor of Arts38.01011242024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in MathematicsBachelor of Arts27.01011242024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in PhysicBachelor of Arts40.11012024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Arts in PhysicBachelor of Arts40.08012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in BiochemisBachelor of Science26.02022024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in BiochemisBachelor of Science2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in BiologyBachelor of Science40.05032024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in BiologyBachelor of Science26.01012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in ChemistryBachelor of Science22.02072024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in ChemistryBachelor of Science40.05012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science27.01011282024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science11.01011282024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Environmental ScienceBachelor of Science40.05022024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Environmental ScienceBachelor of Science03.01042024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in General StudiesBachelor of Science23.14042024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in General StudiesBachelor of Science2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBachelor of Science38.01011252024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBachelor of Science27.01011252024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in PhysicsBachelor of Science33.01992024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in PhysicsBachelor of Science40.08012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Radiological and HealthBachelor of Science38.01042024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Bachelor of Science in Radiological and HealthBachelor of Science51.07012024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Biological & Chemical Sciences40.0802652026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Biological & Chemical Sciences652026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
BS/MBA Professional Accounting52.0301242026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
BS/MBA Professional Accounting52.0301242026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Business AnalyticsMinor50.0411212026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Business AnalyticsMinor30.7102212026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Center for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement26.02022026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Center for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Chemical Engineering14.070292026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Chemical Engineering14.070192026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Childhood Ed Grades 1-630.2501302026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Childhood Ed Grades 1-6302026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Civil Engineering and Construction Management52.20022026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Civil Engineering and Construction Management2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Communication, Sound & Media Arts50.0102152026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Communication, Sound & Media Arts152026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Computer Information Systems (CIS)Minor11.020592026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Computer Information Systems (CIS)Minor92026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Computer Science27.0304772026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Computer Science772026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Department of Air and Space Studies52.1006162026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Department of Air and Space Studies162026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Department of Computer Science15.03052026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Department of Computer Science2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Economics30.4901152026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Economics45.0601152026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Economics & Finance52.0807362026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Economics & Finance362026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Education13.1017152026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Education152026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Electrical & Computer Engineering29.02072026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Electrical & Computer Engineering2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Electrical and Computer Engineering11.05012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Electrical and Computer Engineering2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
English, World Languages & Literatures16.0104302026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
English, World Languages & Literatures23.0101302026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Environmental Engineering40.05092026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Environmental Engineering2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Flex MBA, No Concentration2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Flex MBA, No Concentration2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Game Design & Production50.01022026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Game Design & Production2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Global Business Studies45.090162026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Global Business Studies62026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
History, Political Science & International Studies16.1100332026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
History, Political Science & International Studies332026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Kakos School of Arts and Sciences23.13012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Kakos School of Arts and Sciences2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Kinesiology & Health42.2805872026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Kinesiology & Health872026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Management & Marketing30.2301212026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Management & Marketing52.1401212026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering DegreeMaster of Science40.0509302024-2025-graduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering DegreeMaster of Science14.1401302024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Mathematics & Physics40.0810452026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Mathematics & Physics452026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
MBA Curriculum & Program37.01062026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
MBA Curriculum & Program13.04042026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Mechanical Engineering27.03042026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Mechanical Engineering14.19012026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
O'Malley School of Business - General Information22.0207152026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
O'Malley School of Business - General Information152026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Organizational Leadership37.0102332026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Organizational Leadership52.0213332026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Pre-HealthMinor40.08022026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Pre-HealthMinor2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Pre-Health Information40.0802502026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Pre-Health Information502026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Public HistoryMinor30.26012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Public HistoryMinor2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Quality ScienceMinor22.02072026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Quality ScienceMinor2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Radiation Therapy51.07112026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Radiation Therapy2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Real EstateMinor52.080192026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Real EstateMinor92026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Religious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice Studies30.23012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Religious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice Studies2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Requirements for the Peace and Justice StudiesMinor38.0102152026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Requirements for the Peace and Justice StudiesMinor152026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Requirements for the Religious StudiesMinor38.02032026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Requirements for the Religious StudiesMinor2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Roots of Learning30.25012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Roots of Learning2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Social & Behavioral Sciences13.07012026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Social & Behavioral Sciences2026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Social and Behavioral Sciences42.2805602026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Social and Behavioral Sciences602026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Special Education13.1019122026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Special Education122026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu
Sports ManagementMinor09.0909212026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Sports ManagementMinor212026-27 Catalogcatalog.manhattan.edu

Checklists 133

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AccountingMinor2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 15 items
AccountingMinor2026-20272 groups · 15 items
Accounting, Business Analytics, CIS & LawAccounting, Business Analytics, CIS & Law2026-20271 groups · 12 items
Accounting, Business Analytics, CIS & LawAccounting, Business Analytics, CIS & Law2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 12 items
AdmissionsAdmissions2026-202727 groups · 344 items
Adolescence Ed Grades 7-12Adolescence Ed Grades 7-122026-202710 groups · 24 items
Adolescence Ed Grades 7-12Adolescence Ed Grades 7-122026-27 Catalog10 groups · 24 items
B.S./M.B.A.2026-20278 groups · 36 items
B.S./M.B.A.2026-27 Catalog8 groups · 36 items
Bachelor of Arts in BiochemistryBachelor of Arts2024-20253 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Arts in BiochemistryBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate3 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Arts in BiologyBachelor of Arts2024-20251 groups · 1 items
Bachelor of Arts in BiologyBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
Bachelor of Arts in ChemistryBachelor of Arts2024-20255 groups · 12 items
Bachelor of Arts in ChemistryBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate5 groups · 12 items
Bachelor of Arts in Computer ScienceBachelor of Arts2024-20257 groups · 15 items
Bachelor of Arts in Computer ScienceBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate7 groups · 15 items
Bachelor of Arts in English- Plan of StudyBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Arts in English- Plan of StudyBachelor of Arts2024-20251 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Arts in EnvironmenBachelor of Arts2024-20252 groups · 10 items
Bachelor of Arts in EnvironmenBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate2 groups · 10 items
Bachelor of Arts in MathematicsBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate4 groups · 4 items
Bachelor of Arts in MathematicsBachelor of Arts2024-20254 groups · 4 items
Bachelor of Arts in PhysicBachelor of Arts2024-20253 groups · 9 items
Bachelor of Arts in PhysicBachelor of Arts2024-2025-undergraduate3 groups · 9 items
Bachelor of Science in BiochemisBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate4 groups · 18 items
Bachelor of Science in BiochemisBachelor of Science2024-20254 groups · 18 items
Bachelor of Science in BiologyBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate2 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Science in BiologyBachelor of Science2024-20252 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Science in ChemistryBachelor of Science2024-20251 groups · 1 items
Bachelor of Science in ChemistryBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate3 groups · 3 items
Bachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science2024-20253 groups · 3 items
Bachelor of Science in Environmental ScienceBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate3 groups · 8 items
Bachelor of Science in Environmental ScienceBachelor of Science2024-20253 groups · 8 items
Bachelor of Science in General StudiesBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate4 groups · 5 items
Bachelor of Science in General StudiesBachelor of Science2024-20254 groups · 5 items
Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBachelor of Science2024-20252 groups · 3 items
Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate2 groups · 3 items
Bachelor of Science in PhysicsBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate2 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Science in PhysicsBachelor of Science2024-20252 groups · 2 items
Bachelor of Science in Radiological and HealthBachelor of Science2024-2025-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
Bachelor of Science in Radiological and HealthBachelor of Science2024-20251 groups · 5 items
Biological & Chemical SciencesBiological & Chemical Sciences2026-202727 groups · 344 items
Biological & Chemical SciencesBiological & Chemical Sciences2026-27 Catalog27 groups · 344 items
BS/MBA Professional AccountingBS/MBA Professional Accounting2026-20271 groups · 7 items
BS/MBA Professional AccountingBS/MBA Professional Accounting2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 7 items
Business AnalyticsMinor2026-20272 groups · 10 items
Business AnalyticsMinor2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 10 items
Center for Graduate School and Fellowship AdvisementCenter for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement2026-20271 groups · 17 items
Center for Graduate School and Fellowship AdvisementCenter for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 17 items
Chemical EngineeringChemical Engineering2026-20274 groups · 28 items
Chemical EngineeringChemical Engineering2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 28 items
Childhood Ed Grades 1-6Childhood Ed Grades 1-62026-202713 groups · 89 items
Childhood Ed Grades 1-6Childhood Ed Grades 1-62026-27 Catalog13 groups · 89 items
Civil Engineering and Construction ManagementCivil Engineering and Construction Management2026-20274 groups · 52 items
Civil Engineering and Construction ManagementCivil Engineering and Construction Management2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 52 items
Communication, Sound & Media ArtsCommunication, Sound & Media Arts2026-202725 groups · 270 items
Communication, Sound & Media ArtsCommunication, Sound & Media Arts2026-27 Catalog25 groups · 270 items
Computer Information Systems (CIS)Minor2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 4 items
Computer Information Systems (CIS)Minor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Computer ScienceComputer Science2026-202747 groups · 182 items
Computer ScienceComputer Science2026-27 Catalog47 groups · 182 items
Department of Air and Space StudiesDepartment of Air and Space Studies2026-20272 groups · 16 items
Department of Air and Space StudiesDepartment of Air and Space Studies2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 16 items
Department of Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer Science2026-20277 groups · 104 items
Department of Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer Science2026-27 Catalog7 groups · 104 items
EconomicsEconomics2026-20272 groups · 14 items
EconomicsEconomics2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 14 items
Economics & FinanceEconomics & Finance2026-20277 groups · 58 items
Economics & FinanceEconomics & Finance2026-27 Catalog7 groups · 58 items
EducationEducation2026-20273 groups · 5 items
EducationEducation2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 5 items
Electrical & Computer EngineeringElectrical & Computer Engineering2026-20274 groups · 28 items
Electrical & Computer EngineeringElectrical & Computer Engineering2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 28 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringElectrical and Computer Engineering2026-20277 groups · 120 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringElectrical and Computer Engineering2026-27 Catalog7 groups · 120 items
English, World Languages & LiteraturesEnglish, World Languages & Literatures2026-20276 groups · 96 items
English, World Languages & LiteraturesEnglish, World Languages & Literatures2026-27 Catalog6 groups · 96 items
Environmental EngineeringEnvironmental Engineering2026-20277 groups · 41 items
Environmental EngineeringEnvironmental Engineering2026-27 Catalog7 groups · 41 items
Game Design & ProductionGame Design & Production2026-20277 groups · 49 items
Game Design & ProductionGame Design & Production2026-27 Catalog7 groups · 49 items
Global Business StudiesGlobal Business Studies2026-20274 groups · 31 items
Global Business StudiesGlobal Business Studies2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 31 items
History, Political Science & International StudiesHistory, Political Science & International Studies2026-20272 groups · 9 items
History, Political Science & International StudiesHistory, Political Science & International Studies2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 9 items
Kakos School of Arts and SciencesKakos School of Arts and Sciences2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Kakos School of Arts and SciencesKakos School of Arts and Sciences2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 4 items
Kinesiology & HealthKinesiology & Health2026-20275 groups · 97 items
Kinesiology & HealthKinesiology & Health2026-27 Catalog5 groups · 97 items
Management & MarketingManagement & Marketing2026-20274 groups · 19 items
Management & MarketingManagement & Marketing2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 19 items
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering DegreeMaster of Science2024-2025-graduate3 groups · 21 items
Master of Science in Environmental Engineering DegreeMaster of Science2024-20253 groups · 21 items
Mathematics & PhysicsMathematics & Physics2026-20279 groups · 94 items
Mathematics & PhysicsMathematics & Physics2026-27 Catalog9 groups · 94 items
MBA Curriculum & ProgramMBA Curriculum & Program2026-202713 groups · 36 items
MBA Curriculum & ProgramMBA Curriculum & Program2026-27 Catalog13 groups · 36 items
Mechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering2026-20272 groups · 35 items
Mechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 35 items
O'Malley School of Business - General InformationO'Malley School of Business - General Information2026-20271 groups · 5 items
O'Malley School of Business - General InformationO'Malley School of Business - General Information2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Organizational LeadershipOrganizational Leadership2026-20273 groups · 42 items
Organizational LeadershipOrganizational Leadership2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 42 items
Pre-HealthMinor2026-20271 groups · 15 items
Pre-HealthMinor2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 15 items
Pre-Health InformationPre-Health Information2026-20271 groups · 22 items
Pre-Health InformationPre-Health Information2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 22 items
Public HistoryMinor2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 253 items
Public HistoryMinor2026-20273 groups · 253 items
Quality ScienceMinor2026-20271 groups · 12 items
Quality ScienceMinor2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 12 items
Radiation TherapyRadiation Therapy2026-20273 groups · 49 items
Radiation TherapyRadiation Therapy2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 49 items
Real EstateMinor2026-20272 groups · 6 items
Real EstateMinor2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 6 items
Religious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice StudiesReligious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice Studies2026-202712 groups · 202 items
Religious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice StudiesReligious Studies, Philosophy and Peace & Justice Studies2026-27 Catalog12 groups · 202 items
Requirements for the Peace and Justice StudiesMinor2026-27 Catalog5 groups · 12 items
Requirements for the Peace and Justice StudiesMinor2026-20275 groups · 12 items
Requirements for the Religious StudiesMinor2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 60 items
Requirements for the Religious StudiesMinor2026-20272 groups · 60 items
Roots of LearningRoots of Learning2026-20271 groups · 8 items
Roots of LearningRoots of Learning2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 8 items
Social & Behavioral SciencesSocial & Behavioral Sciences2026-202712 groups · 201 items
Social & Behavioral SciencesSocial & Behavioral Sciences2026-27 Catalog12 groups · 201 items
Social and Behavioral SciencesSocial and Behavioral Sciences2026-20273 groups · 54 items
Social and Behavioral SciencesSocial and Behavioral Sciences2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 54 items
Special EducationSpecial Education2026-20276 groups · 50 items
Special EducationSpecial Education2026-27 Catalog6 groups · 50 items
Sports ManagementMinor2026-20273 groups · 13 items
Sports ManagementMinor2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 13 items

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ART32
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CEEN25
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Policies 59

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transfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan College may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan College. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan College academic record. For compelling reasons and in rare instances, however, a student may secure permission to earn a maximum of six transfer graduate credits at another institution transferable to the Manhattan College record. A student who was granted six transfer credits on admission is not eligible for any further transfer of credits during their matriculation.2024-2025-graduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_credit2024_2025 Manhattan University Graduate Catalog 39 Academic Standards Transfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan College may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan College. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. The request for transfer credit must be submitted to the Office of Admissions. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan College academic record. For compelling reasons and in rare instances, however, a student may secure permission to earn a maximum of six transfer graduate credits at another institution transferable to the Manhattan College record. A student who was granted six transfer credits on admission is not eligible for any further transfer of credits during their matriculation.2024-2025-graduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditApproval of any transfer credits will be made by the Program Director prior to enrolling in the program.2024-2025-graduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditThe following conditions for membership are applicable: 1. Students shall have completed six semesters with no fewer than 90 credits (including transfer credit, transient off-campus course credit, study-abroad credit, AP credit, CLEP credit, articulation or link-program credit).2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditCollege Credit Students completing college-level work completed in high school may be awarded transfer credit. College Proficiency Examination Program (CPEP) Manhattan College is a participant in the New York State College Proficiency Examination Program (CPEP) and subscribes to its policy of credit by examination regardless of the individual’s background or formal preparation.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditInternational Transfer Students Manhattan College welcomes international students with academic credit from other institutions. University-level coursework completed at approved, accredited international institutions will be considered for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditand/or I.B Score Report Additional Requirements Transfer Applicants to the Department of Radiological and Health Professions After an initial academic review, applicants to the Nuclear Medicine Technology and Radiation Therapy Technology program may be required to interview with the program director for their area of interest. Transfer Credit Policy Within a few weeks of receiving an acceptance decision, students will also be informed of the number of transfer credits granted.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditGrades earned at other institutions will not be transferred to the student’s record at Manhattan College. Programs of Credit by Examination Credit by examination will be awarded only for courses in consonance with the prescribed or elective courses applicable to the degree.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditAttempted Credits + Transfer Credits Cumulative GPA 1-26 2.0 27-59 2.0 60 and above 2.0 II. Earned Hours (Compared to Attempted Hours): It is recommended that students attempt to earn at least two-thirds of the credits required per academic year in order to complete graduation requirements in four years. • Accepted transfer credit counts as both attempted and earned hours.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditGrade and Transfer Credit Requirements Majors and minors must attain a minimum grade of C in all Communication courses. A maximum of three courses/nine credits from a communication or related department will be accepted for transfer from another institution.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditAt least three courses must be taken at Manhattan College, with AP and/ or transfer credit subject to approval by the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Physics.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditAcademic advisors work with students to transfer up to 75 credits from institutionally accredited institutions and other designated accreditors found on the FAQ (https://inside.manhattan.edu/schools/scps/frequently-asked-questions.php) page. Depending upon the program, students may apply applicable transfer credits to elective and course requirements. Transfer credits may be applied to the following areas: • General Education • Liberal Arts Electives • Open Electives • Major Core Courses Students may only transfer up to 15 credits toward major core courses. Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer. The academic advisor will submit a completed course evaluation to the dean for final approval of the acceptable transfer credits. A student who applies to another school within Manhattan College must have their previously transferred credits re-evaluated and subjected to the requirements of the new school.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
transfer_creditTransfer credit will only be permitted for courses in which a grade of C (2.0) or higher has been earned. All transfer credits are reviewed by the Assistant Dean of Engineering Students who graduate with an associate degree in a technology program will generally only be permitted to transfer 9 credits towards a Bachelor of Science engineering degree.2024-2025-undergraduatecatalog.manhattan.edu
credit_by_exam*Students will receive General Elective credit if they earn scores of 3, 4, or 5 on the following AP exams for which we do not have an equivalent course.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
106 Civil Engineering and Construction Managementtransfer_creditApproval of any transfer credits will be made by the Program Director prior to enrolling in the program.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Acceptance of Joint Services Transcript (JST) Credits at Manhattan Universitytransfer_creditKey benefits include: Veteran-Friendly Practice : Recognition of prior learning affirms the academic value of military service and aligns with best practices at peer institutions nationwide. Student Persistence and Completion : Awarding appropriate transfer credits reduces time to degree and financial burden, both of which are critical for student veterans balancing work, family, and reintegration challenges.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Acceptance of Joint Services Transcript (JST) Credits at Manhattan Universitytransfer_creditCrucially, JST-listed coursework is evaluated by the American Council on Education (ACE), a “major coordinating body...of colleges and universities, related associations, and other organizations in the United States and abroad,” which, among other services, provides college credit recommendations based on academic rigor, learning outcomes, and comparability with civilian postsecondary coursework.1 Under this proposal, only JST credits that carry ACE credit recommendations would be eligible for transfer consideration. Key benefits include: Veteran-Friendly Practice: Recognition of prior learning affirms the academic value of military service and aligns with best practices at peer institutions nationwide. Student Persistence and Completion: Awarding appropriate transfer credits reduces time to degree and financial burden, both of which are critical for student veterans balancing work, family, and reintegration challenges.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
Advisementtransfer_creditAcademic advisors work with students to transfer up to 75 credits from institutionally accredited institutions and other designated accreditors found on the FAQ (https://inside.manhattan.edu/schools/scps/frequently-asked-questions.php) page. Depending upon the program, students may apply applicable transfer credits to elective and course requirements. Transfer credits may be applied to the following areas: General Education Liberal Arts Electives Open Electives Major Core Courses Students may only transfer up to 15 credits toward major core courses. Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer. The academic advisor will submit a completed course evaluation to the dean for final approval of the acceptable transfer credits. A student who applies to another school within Manhattan College must have their previously transferred credits re-evaluated and subjected to the requirements of the new school.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Attempted Credits + Transfer Credits Cumulative GPAtransfer_creditAttempted Credits + Transfer Credits Cumulative GPA 1-26 2.0 27-59 2.0 60 and above 2.0 II. Earned Hours (Compared to Attempted Hours): It is recommended that students attempt to earn at least two-thirds of the credits required per academic year in order to complete graduation requirements in four years. To remain eligible for financial aid, students must earn at least 67% of total cumulative hours attempted. For financial aid purposes, the following definitions and conditions apply: To earn hours at Manhattan College, one must receive a grade of A, B, C, or D* (including “+” and “-”). All other grades, including F, I or W do not earn hours. *Certain grades will not fulfill the academic requirements of a student’s major/ degree. Refer to the catalog section on grading policies. Classes from which a student withdraws after the drop/add period count as attempted but not earned hours. Therefore, withdrawing from classes after the drop/add period negatively affects students’ ability to satisfy the hours earned standard. When a student repeats a course, the total attempted hours will increase with each repeat, but the student may only earn hours for a successfully completed course once. Therefore, repeating courses may negatively affect a student’s ability to satisfy the hours earned standard. Accepted transfer credit counts as both attempted and earned hours. III. Maximum Time Limit: To remain eligible for financial aid, undergraduate students must complete their degree requirements within 150 percent of the published length of their academic program. At Manhattan College, for example, this means that students in programs requiring 120 hours for graduation are eligible for financial aid during the first 180 attempted hours as an undergraduate. All attempted hours are counted,2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
College Credittransfer_creditStudents completing college-level work completed in high school may be awarded transfer credit.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Concentration in Applied Mathematicstransfer_creditAt least three courses must be taken at Manhattan University, with AP and/or transfer credit subject to approval by the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Physics.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Construction Management Degree Requirementstransfer_creditApproval of any transfer credits will be made by the Program Director prior to enrolling in the program. Minimum of seven approved courses in construction management from the list shown below: COMG 603 Advanced Construction Management 3 COMG 605 Construction Planning and Scheduling 3 COMG 606 Building System Design 3 COMG 608 Construction Quality and Safety 3 COMG 609 Engineering Risk and Decision Analysis 3 COMG 610 Construction Law 3 COMG 611 Environmental Impact Assessment for Construction Projects 3 COMG 612 Marketing and Finance of Engineering Projects 3 COMG 614 Contracts and Specifications 3 COMG 615 Project Controls 3 COMG 616 Construction Estimation 3 COMG 617 Fire Protection Piping System Design 3 COMG 618 Safety and Environmental Issues in Construction for Engineers 3 COMG 619 Temporary Works in Heavy Construction 3 COMG 620 Construction Project Delivery 3 COMG 621 Managing Civil Infrastructure System 3 COMG 622 Construction Accounting and Finance for Development 3 COMG 623 Capstone Construction Management 3 COMG 624 Leadership in Civil Engineering 3 COMG 625 Special Topic: Construction Management 3 COMG 626 Strategic Planning in Construction 3 COMG 628 Public Private Partnerships & Design Build: Opportunities & Risks for the Consulting Engineer 3 COMG 629 Sustainable Construction 3 COMG 630 Research Methods in Construction 3 COMG 631 Cost Engineering 3 COMG 632 Building Information Modeling in Construction 3 COMG 633 Construction cost Estimation: Purpose, Approach & Application 3 COMG 634 Infrastructure & Transportation Policymaking 3 COMG 635 BIM Application Planning for Construction Projects 3 COMG 636 Construction Engineering: Temporary Structures 3 COMG 637 Real Estate Development Principles for Engineers and Construction Managers 3 COMG 627 Green Facilities Management 3 Four or less courses in structural and geotechnical engineering With the approval of the Graduate Program Director, a student may take a maximum of three courses offered in other School of Engineering graduate programs.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Credit for Off-Campus Coursestransfer_creditCredit for courses taken at other institutions by matriculated students of Manhattan University will be recognized under the following conditions: Required courses in a major or in a minor may not be taken off-campus except in extenuating circumstances and with compelling reasons, and with the approval of the chair of the major or minor program. The grade received at the other institution must be equivalent to or higher than the Manhattan University grade of C. Grades earned at other institutions will not be transferred to the student’s record at Manhattan University.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Credit for Off-Campus Coursestransfer_creditCredit for courses taken at other institutions by matriculated students of Manhattan University will be recognized under the following conditions: Required courses in a major or in a minor may not be taken off-campus except in extenuating circumstances and with compelling reasons, and with the approval of the chair of the major or minor program. The grade received at the other institution must be equivalent to or higher than the Manhattan University grade of C. Grades earned at other institutions will not be transferred to the student’s record at Manhattan University.0035catalog.manhattan.edu
Degree and Aid Time Limitstransfer_creditSatisfactory Academic Progress Attempted Credits + Transfer Credits Cumulative GPA 1-26 2.0 27-59 2.0 60 and above 2.0 II. Earned Hours (Compared to Attempted Hours): It is recommended that students attempt to earn at least two-thirds of the credits required per academic year in order to complete graduation requirements in four years. Accepted transfer credit counts as both attempted and earned hours. All attempted hours are counted, including transfer hours, whether or not financial aid was received, or the course work was successfully completed.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Epsilon Sigma Pi Honor Societytransfer_creditThe following conditions for membership are applicable: Students shall have completed six semesters with no fewer than 90 credits (including transfer credit, transient off-campus course credit, study-abroad credit, AP credit, CLEP credit, articulation or link-program credit).2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Grade and Transfer Credit Requirementstransfer_creditGrade and Transfer Credit Requirements Majors and minors must attain a minimum grade of C in all Communication courses. A maximum of three courses/nine credits from a communication or related department will be accepted for transfer from another institution.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Grade Replacement Conditionstransfer_creditDoes not apply for courses which transfer credits have been awarded.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
International Transfer Studentstransfer_creditManhattan University welcomes international students with academic credit from other institutions. University-level coursework completed at approved, accredited international institutions will be considered for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
International Transfer Studentstransfer_creditManhattan College welcomes international students with academic credit from other institutions. University-level coursework completed at approved, accredited international institutions will be considered for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
International Transfer Studentstransfer_creditManhattan University welcomes international students with academic credit from other institutions. University-level coursework completed at approved, accredited international institutions will be considered for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
Minor in Computer Sciencetransfer_creditTransfer Credit: At most one course transferred from another institution may be credited toward the fifteen credits required for a minor.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Minor in Computer Sciencetransfer_creditTransfer Credit: At most one course transferred from another institution may be credited toward the fifteen credits required for a minor.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Minor in Mathematicstransfer_creditAt least three courses must be taken at Manhattan College, with AP and/ or transfer credit subject to approval by the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Physics.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Minor in Mathematicstransfer_creditAt least three courses must be taken at Manhattan University, with AP and/or transfer credit subject to approval by the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Physics.0099catalog.manhattan.edu
Off-Campus Credittransfer_creditFor compelling reasons and in rare instances, however, a student may secure permission to earn a maximum of six transfer graduate credits at another institution transferable to the Manhattan University record. A student who was granted six transfer credits on admission is not eligible for any further transfer of credits during their matriculation.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Off-Campus Credittransfer_creditFor compelling reasons and in rare instances, however, a student may secure permission to earn a maximum of six transfer graduate credits at another institution transferable to the Manhattan College record. A student who was granted six transfer credits on admission is not eligible for any further transfer of credits during their matriculation.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Off-Campus Credittransfer_creditFor compelling reasons and in rare instances, however, a student may secure permission to earn a maximum of six transfer graduate credits at another institution transferable to the Manhattan University record. A student who was granted six transfer credits on admission is not eligible for any further transfer of credits during their matriculation.0008catalog.manhattan.edu
Programs of Credit by Examinationprior_learningPrograms of Credit by Examination Credit by examination will be awarded only for courses in consonance with the prescribed or elective courses applicable to the degree. Such credit is awarded and will be so identified on the student’s record after they have registered and are attending class. The academic Dean concerned determines courses which are equivalent to the examinations taken. Total credit by examination to entering, as well as to enrolled students, in any or all programs in which the university participates, may not exceed one-fourth of the total number of credit hours normally required for the degree. No grades are assigned to courses credited. Manhattan University A Lasallian Catholic University 4513 Manhattan College Parkway Riverdale, NY 10471 | 718-862-8000 Map & Directions | Directory Events Calendar University News Manhattan University is a Lasallian Catholic institution dedicated to the treatment of all people with dignity and respect. We continuously strive to create an equitably inclusive environment free of discrimination and harassment, and a community that fosters a sense of belonging among all of its members. Host a conference Policies & Procedures NonDiscrimination Notice Career Opportunities Web Accessibility GDPR Notice ©2026-27 Feedback Privacy Back to Top Close this window2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Programs of Credit by Examinationprior_learningPrograms of Credit by Examination Credit by examination will be awarded only for courses in consonance with the prescribed or elective courses applicable to the degree. Such credit is awarded and will be so identified on the student’s record after they have registered and are attending class. The academic Dean concerned determines courses which are equivalent to the examinations taken. Total credit by examination to entering, as well as to enrolled students, in any or all programs in which the university participates, may not exceed one-fourth of the total number of credit hours normally required for the degree. No grades are assigned to courses credited.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
Repeating a Coursetransfer_credit• Does not apply for courses which transfer credits have been awarded.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)transfer_creditSatisfactory Academic Progress Attempted Credits + Transfer Credits Cumulative GPA 1-26 2.0 27-59 2.0 60 and above 2.0 II. Earned Hours (Compared to Attempted Hours): It is recommended that students attempt to earn at least two-thirds of the credits required per academic year in order to complete graduation requirements in four years. Accepted transfer credit counts as both attempted and earned hours. All attempted hours are counted, including transfer hours, whether or not financial aid was received, or the course work was successfully completed.0138catalog.manhattan.edu
Scholastic Honorstransfer_creditThe following conditions for membership are applicable: Students shall have completed six semesters with no fewer than 90 credits (including transfer credit, transient off-campus course credit, study-abroad credit, AP credit, CLEP credit, articulation or link-program credit). Graduation with Honors . Honors are awarded based on the following cumulative indexes: Graduation With Honor GPA Award 3.90-4.00 Summa Cum Laude 3.60-3.89 Magna Cum Laude 3.40-3.59 Cum Laude Transfer students from other institutions are eligible for graduation honors if at least half of the course credits required for their degree are earned at Manhattan University. Students transferring from one University program to another are eligible for graduation honors.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Scholastic Honorstransfer_creditThe following conditions for membership are applicable: Students shall have completed six semesters with no fewer than 90 credits (including transfer credit, transient off-campus course credit, study-abroad credit, AP credit, CLEP credit, articulation or link-program credit). Honors are awarded based on the following cumulative indexes: Graduation With Honor GPA Award 3.90-4.00 Summa Cum Laude 3.60-3.89 Magna Cum Laude 3.40-3.59 Cum Laude Transfer students from other institutions are eligible for graduation honors if at least half of the course credits required for their degree are earned at Manhattan University. Students transferring from one University program to another are eligible for graduation honors.0088catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan University may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan University. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded the grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree . Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan University academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan University grade point average.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan University may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan University. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded a grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree. The request for transfer credit must be submitted to the Office of Admissions. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan University academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan University grade point average.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan College may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan College. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded the grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan College academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan College grade point average.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan College may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan College. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded a grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree. The request for transfer credit must be submitted to the Office of Admissions. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan College academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan College grade point average.2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan University may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan University. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded the grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan University academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan University grade point average.0008catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit A maximum of six credits for graduate courses completed at another institution prior to matriculation at Manhattan University may be granted if the courses are equivalent to those required at Manhattan University. The courses must have been taken within the five-year period prior to acceptance as a matriculated student and have been awarded a grade of B or better. Request for such transfer credit must be made at the time of filing the application for admission. In general, credits that have been used to earn one degree may not be applied to the degree requirements of another degree. The request for transfer credit must be submitted to the Office of Admissions. Courses accepted for transfer credit will be noted on the Manhattan University academic record. However, the grades will not be counted in the Manhattan University grade point average.0010catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy Within a few weeks of receiving an acceptance decision, students will also be informed of the number of transfer credits granted. Credit will be granted only for specific work when completed at accredited institutions whose quality and course content have been approved by the university. Ordinarily, transferable credits will not exceed 90 credits in total, and/or 64 credits from a two-year institution. Generally, transfer students must earn fifty percent (50%) of the credit necessary for individual program requirements for graduation at Manhattan University, excluding core, general education, or elective requirements. Program and/or school based accreditations as well as regional accreditations may be taken into account when reviewing transfer credits. “P” grades may be accepted for credit but only if they represent a “C” or better as defined by the regulations of the institution of origin. Grades earned at other institutions will not be transferred to the student’s record at Manhattan University. Additionally, there shall be no grades entered in the student’s record for A.P., CLEP or I.B. credits.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy Within a few weeks of receiving an acceptance decision, students will also be informed of the number of transfer credits granted. Credit will be granted only for specific work when completed at accredited institutions whose quality and course content have been approved by the college. Ordinarily, transfer students must earn fifty percent (50%) of2024-2025catalog.manhattan.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy Within a few weeks of receiving an acceptance decision, students will also be informed of the number of transfer credits granted. Credit will be granted only for specific work when completed at accredited institutions whose quality and course content have been approved by the university. Ordinarily, transferable credits will not exceed 90 credits in total, and/or 64 credits from a two-year institution. Generally, transfer students must earn fifty percent (50%) of the credit necessary for individual program requirements for graduation at Manhattan University, excluding core, general education, or elective requirements. Program and/or school based accreditations as well as regional accreditations may be taken into account when reviewing transfer credits. “P” grades may be accepted for credit but only if they represent a “C” or better as defined by the regulations of the institution of origin. Grades earned at other institutions will not be transferred to the student’s record at Manhattan University. Additionally, there shall be no grades entered in the student’s record for A.P., CLEP or I.B. credits.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
University Credittransfer_creditStudents completing university-level work completed in high school may be awarded transfer credit.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
University Credittransfer_creditStudents completing university-level work completed in high school may be awarded transfer credit.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
University Level Examination Program (CLEP)prior_learningNewly matriculated students may apply for CLEP credit for examinations taken prior to matriculation.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
University Level Examination Program (CLEP)prior_learningNewly matriculated students may apply for CLEP credit for examinations taken prior to matriculation.0012catalog.manhattan.edu
Vision Statementtransfer_creditAcademic advisors work with students to transfer up to 75 credits from institutionally accredited institutions and other designated accreditors found on the FAQ page. Depending upon the program, students may apply applicable transfer credits to elective and course requirements. Transfer credits may be applied to the following areas: General Education Liberal Arts Electives Open Electives Major Core Courses Students may only transfer up to 15 credits toward major core courses. Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer. The academic advisor will submit a completed course evaluation to the dean for final approval of the acceptable transfer credits. A student who applies to another school within Manhattan University must have their previously transferred credits re-evaluated and subjected to the requirements of the new school.2026-2027catalog.manhattan.edu
Vision Statementtransfer_creditAcademic advisors work with students to transfer up to 75 credits from institutionally accredited institutions and other designated accreditors found on the FAQ page. Depending upon the program, students may apply applicable transfer credits to elective and course requirements. Transfer credits may be applied to the following areas: General Education Liberal Arts Electives Open Electives Major Core Courses Students may only transfer up to 15 credits toward major core courses. Only courses with a grade of C or better are eligible for transfer. The academic advisor will submit a completed course evaluation to the dean for final approval of the acceptable transfer credits. A student who applies to another school within Manhattan University must have their previously transferred credits re-evaluated and subjected to the requirements of the new school.0054catalog.manhattan.edu

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AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the premier accrediting agency for business programs globallySchool of Businesscatalog.manhattan.edu
theA baccalaureate degree from a chemical engineering programcatalog.manhattan.edu
theA baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering from a programcatalog.manhattan.edu
the Associationteacher education programs at Manhattan Collegecatalog.manhattan.edu
the ComputingB.S. Computer Science undergraduate programcatalog.manhattan.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABETB.S. Computer Science undergraduate programcatalog.manhattan.edu
the EAC of ABET, http://wwwbachelor of science undergraduate degree programs in chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineeringcatalog.manhattan.edu
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the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET (wwwundergraduate bachelors of science degree programs in Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering and the master of engineering program in Environmental Engineeringcatalog.manhattan.edu
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the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, http://wwwBachelor of Science undergraduate engineering programs in the Manhattan University School of Engineering are individuallycatalog.manhattan.edu
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the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET Incundergraduate bachelors of science degree programs in Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, and the masters of engineering program in Environmental Engineeringcatalog.manhattan.edu
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the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, IncA baccalaureate degree from a chemical engineering programcatalog.manhattan.edu
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the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, IncApplicants possessing a baccalaureate degree in Civil Engineering from a programcatalog.manhattan.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, wwwBachelor of Science in Engineering degree program with a major in Electrical Engineeringcatalog.manhattan.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, wwwBachelor of Science in Engineering degree program with a major in Computer Engineeringcatalog.manhattan.edu
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