Manhattan College

The program offers beginner, intermediate and advanced levels of academic English. International students are invited to graps ins and outs of the English language in a small classroom setting on a traditional college campus in New York City.

Spend sunny afternoons studying on the Quad with your roommates, or grab a late-night bite to eat in Locke’s Loft after a basketball game at Draddy Gym. The Manhattan campus is classically beautiful and truly unique, just a subway ride away from the excitement of midtown Manhattan.

"The students and faculty here interact like family. My friends and I discuss issues from class and how we can enact what we've learned to make a difference in the real world." Alongside the Communication Major, Patrick is also undertaking the Psychology Major at Manhattan.

"I’ve been blessed to meet people from all over the world at Manhattan College. Such a diverse institution fosters relationships based on understanding."

"The relationships between students and faculty here are special. Faculty spend countless hours with students, and these mentorships lead to better engagement in future careers." Rani is Asst. VP for Student & Faculty Development at Manhattan College.

"Being Lasallian means being part of a thought-provoking community that exposes you to diverse perspectives and the importance of taking action on social issues."

"The small classrooms are really beneficial. Each individual gets personalized instruction based on their goals so they can learn the skills they need to excel."

Manhattan College was founded in 1853 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, a Catholic teaching order started by Saint John Baptist de La Salle. The Lasallian mission drives our focus on quality education for all and service to our neighbors in need.