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United StatesEarly Career Salary
$60,700
Mid-Career Salary
$119,300
% High Meaning
45 %
4513 Manhattan College Parkway
Riverdale, NY 10471-4098
3,675
Private School, Religious, For Sports Fans
72 %
37 %
70 %
27 %
A large chunk of former Manhattan students are employed in the consulting industry; in fact, this is the most popular job sector for this population. The average salary for a grad from Manhattan is $72K.
Graduates who took the survey skew strongly male, with a male-to-female ratio of more than 3 to 1.
Among the highest-paid Manhattan alumni are those with a Bachelor's Degree — they earn close to $67K on average per year.
Former Jaspers with Engineering Design abilities can expect to make 2 percent more than their former classmates (around $70K). Proficiency in Microsoft Office is common among Manhattan alumni, and when it comes to using it on the job, more than a third of former students report doing so. Competency in Project Management, Microsoft Excel, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) also warrants excellent remuneration.
When it comes to paid time off, there is more lenience involving vacation than illness; nearly a half of former students get vacation time, whereas just one in three grads get paid sick leave. A strong majority of alumni save for retirement through a 401(k) plan. Benefits are rather generous for graduates of this school; a strong majority of respondents are rewarded with health insurance and a fair number of alums report dental coverage, too. Manhattan College grads are also lucky enough to receive a casual working environment and tuition reimbursement.
Hood College graduates, who earn approximately $75K on average, make a similar amount to Manhattan grads. Wagner College, Misericordia University, and Salve Regina University are also similar to Manhattan.
| Academics | 25th Percentile | 75th Percentile |
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| SAT Scores | 1470 | 1780 |
| ACT Scores | 22 | 27 |
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Female
21 % |
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Male
79 % |
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