Marymount Manhattan College

Programs: Institutional program activities. Offering assistance to students in need is essential to achieve the college's goal to serve a socially and economically diverse student body. Mmc currently educates approximately 2,000 full- and part-time students representing 47 states and 44 countries. Approximately 32% of our students are minorities, and 8. 6% are degree-seeking returning adults. Mmc students can pursue degrees in 28 major programs of study, choose from among 38 minors and pre-professional programs, hold internships at renowned new york city companies, engage in sophisticated research projects, study abroad, and participate in service-learning opportunities. See schedule o.

auxiliary services. Approximately 760 students make their home at mmc. The 55th street residence is owned by the college and is the first-year residence hall. Continuing students live at the cooper square residence hall. Each hall is located within a 30 minute commute of the college and staffed with 24-hour security. Residence directors and resident advisors strive to create a sense of community by providing educational and social programs. See schedule o.

academic access. The program for academic access addresses many fundamental principles of marymount manhattan's mission. It is a program for students with learning disabilities that is specifically designed to foster academic success. Through accommodations and multifaceted support, students with learning difficulties are able to manage the marymount manhattan curriculum along with their peers and classmates. See schedule o.