The Center for Academic Success includes the Writing Center, the Learning Commons and the Leo Center. All offices offer students a quiet place to study with their peer tutor, or engage in small group study sessions.

Manhattan University hosts four major events to celebrate the academic achievements of our students: Fall Honors Convocation, Spring Honors Convocation, Spring Commencement and Undergraduate Commencement.

Manhattan University provides many community-engaged learning (service learning) opportunities that incorporate meaningful community engagement within an academic course.

The Center for Graduate School and Fellowship Advisement helps provide our graduating students and alumni who interested in applying to graduate or professional schools, or to external fellowships with the preparation and support they need.

The Grants Administration office works with faculty to obtain funding from sources including government grants and sponsored research opportunities.

The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Program (LHVCCUC LSAMP Program) aims to help address the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce pipeline challenges by helping to increase the numbers of students from historically underrepresented minority (URM) populations to complete high-quality degree programs in STEM.

The Office of the Registrar ensures the integrity of academic records at the University, and manages student registration, catalogs, as well as course and final exam schedules.

Manhattan University provides students many opportunities to do research at the undergraduate level in preparation for graduate work or professional careers.

The Specialized Resource Center (SRC) serves all students with special needs including individuals with a temporary disability, such as those resulting from injury or surgery.

Student-Athlete Academic Success Services provides all student-athletes with the resources and services needed to achieve their academic goals.

The Study Abroad Office offers a variety of programs, including study away in other U.S. locations as well as international destinations.

Under the Opportunity Programs umbrella, CSTEP and HEOP provide transitional and academic support to at-risk and underrepresented students.  Through engagement, participants receive services that provide the foundation to achieve academic excellence.