Office of the Registrar
Due to necessary follow-up work, The Registrar's Office, located in Memorial Hall, Room 101, will be closed, Friday, Sept. 17th to Wed. Sept. 22nd and will re-open on THURSDAY, Sept. 23rd. All Registrar staff members will continue working remotely during this period in order to serve the College community. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and will be available to assist you via the emails below: Thank you for your patience and understanding. Registrar's Office
Registrar Staff:
Registrar Operations Specialist: Thomas Brady - Tbrady01@manhattan.edu
Registrar Assistant: Sinead Noonan - snoonan02@manhattan.edu
Registrar: Carlos Tonche - ctonche01@manhattan.edu
Associate Registrar: Carla Fraser - carla.fraser@manhattan.edu
Registrar Assistant: Patricia Carey - pcarey02@manhattan.edu
The Registrar's Office is dedicated to helping students achieve academic success. We actively participate in the development and educational learning experience of our students by providing a wide range of services related to registration and student records.
Review the official College Catalog for program information.
The Registrar's office continues to support students, faculty, and alumni at a time when the COVID-19 situation has brought many challenges. Please be patient if business requests take a little longer than usual to address. We will make every effort to communicate in a timely manner if we anticipate any delays.
Fall 2021 Registration Updates
All Fall 2021 undergraduate courses will be held in-person, unless noted on a student's schedule.
Teaching and Learning Modes
In-Person Classes
In-person classes (Type “Lecture” or “Lab” in Self Service) meet on campus and will have a classroom assignment on Self Service, with specific days/times.
Online Courses
Online courses (Type “Online” in Self Service) have no weekly scheduled meeting times. There will be a "TBA" listed under the Times of the online course. The course attribute will show "On-line Web-based Course".
Students complete work independently by following the course schedule. The instructor may or may not offer live video conferencing sessions on an occasional basis. Individual meetings with the instructor or collaborative group work may also be required.
Minimum technology requirements
Windows or Macintosh computer is required. Although many course activities can be completed on a mobile device, students will need a computer in order to fully participate in online and remote courses.
Windows minimum requirements:
2 GHz Intel core i5
8 GB of Memory
256 GB Hard Drive
Macintosh minimum requirements:
1.3 GHz Intel core i5 or higher
8 GB of Memory
256 GB Hard Drive
Other requirements:
Computers should be equipped with a webcam, microphone, and speaker/headphones for participating in virtual class meetings, completing video-based assignments, and completing quizzes and exams that require video proctoring. Reliable internet access is needed and Chrome web browser (latest version).
Additional hardware or software may be required for your course and will be listed in the course syllabus. Please consult with your professor if you have questions about the type of hardware or software that is required.
Online proctoring statement
Students enrolled in online/remote courses at Manhattan College may be required to take examinations that utilize video proctoring software. The purpose of video proctoring is to promote academic fairness and maintain academic integrity. Video recordings of proctored testing sessions are only available to the instructor and allow your instructor to monitor your online exam in the same way they would if you were sitting in a classroom taking the exam. Whether proctoring software is used or not is at the discretion of the instructor. If you have questions or concerns about the use of proctoring software for a course, please contact the instructor to discuss this matter before the class begins.
In-Class Camera Policy
In order to promote community, it is important that faculty are able to interact and engage with students. Thus, during online class activities, students are required to leave their cameras turned on. Students with extenuating circumstances may request an exemption from this requirement to the professor in writing.
Copyright: Educational materials prepared by the College faculty member is owned by the faculty member, and may not be shared without his or her permission.
FALL 2021 WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSE INFORMATION AND DEADLINE
Services Include:
- Add/drop classes
- Change of address and personal information
- Classroom reservations
- Course offerings
- Diplomas, honors,
and certificates - Enrollment verification
- Final examination schedule
- Online Course Catalog
- Registration: fall, spring, summer,
and intersessions - Transcripts
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