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Almost everyone is from Long Island and Jersey.BrightUndecided
Almost everyone is from Long Island and Jersey. A lot of people go home for the weekend and considering the school is already small leaves the campus pretty empty.Most of the students don't understand life outside of the New York area and living two hours away is considered far. However the classes are good. The teachers are helpful and understanding and the classes aren't overly challenging but you will learn.
1st Year Female -- Class 2007
Faculty Accessibility: A, Collaboration/Competitive: D
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Security is virtually non-existent.Quite BrightComputer Engineering
Security is virtually non-existent. Professor quality varies too greatly - half of them are excellent and the other half are horrible. Your grade depends too much on pure luck.
1st Year Male -- Class 2006
Campus Aesthetics: A-, Useful Schoolwork: D-
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Being a senior, I can say that IBrightHistory/Histories (art history/etc.)
Being a senior, I can say that I have come out without alot of knowledge and confidence going to Manhattan College. Here is how I break down the school:

The staff is very helpful in all departments. The only department that can be a pain in the ass is the Financial Aid and thats not unexpected being that college is a not just a school but a business and they count on making money, right?

The professor are all very helpful. From day one, most of them hand you a syllabus breaking down all the requirements. Everything is up front from the beginning. In the syllabus, there are their office hours and if you can't make their times, they are more than willing to arrange something with you. It is a small school so it is considerate that if you will not go to class, call the teacher and advise them. Unlike a large university, attendance is a big thing for the professors. Otherwise they are very understanding for situations that may arise. Just be open and honest with them from the start. Like most all teachers, they want to pass you, they just want to know that you are a serious student. Oh, and if for any reason you do not like the way a professor teaches, there are surveys at the 1/3rd before the term ends. Enough time to let the school know and enough time to drop the class if you think you're going to fail.The students are definitely friendly. The only complaint I have with them is that if you're a freshman, a transfer or a commuter, it can be hard in the beginning to make friends. Groups tend to be clicky like high school. Not that they are mean but sometimes they won't bother making anymore friends from whom they already know.

3rd Year Female -- Class 2003
Education Quality: A+, Social Life: C-
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