Student Achievement

Welcome to Manhattanville College’s student achievement page. Here you will find relevant student outcome measures that will help you learn more about the College.

Persistence Rate- Percentage of students in a cohort of all full-time, first-time bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree-seeking undergraduate students who entered in the fall semester and are still enrolled as a student in the college the fall semester of the following year.

Cohort	Persistence Rate

Fall 2016	74%
Fall 2015	76%
Fall 2014	82%

Four-year graduation Rate- Percentage of students who graduate from the college in four years or less.

Cohort	Four year graduation rate

Fall 2014	57%
Fall 2013	54%
Fall 2012	53%

Six-year graduation Rate- Percentage of students who graduate from the college in six years or less.

Cohort	Six year graduation rate

Fall 2012	59%
Fall 2011	55%
Fall 2010	48%

Alumni Success (undergraduates)-this data is based on a graduation survey that is distributed to graduates at the commencement ceremony.

	Class of 2017	Class of 2016	Class of 2015
Total Graduates*	350	360	317
Survey Respondents	86%	48%	62.4%
Accepted Full Time Job	50%	43.9%	44%
Accepted Job	69%	43.9%	44%
Enrolled in Graduate School	16%	22.5%	21%

*Number of graduates does not include adult undergraduate students who graduated from the APPEAL program, as they were not surveyed.

2015-16 Pass Rates for Manhattanville College on New York State Tests by Program (education majors)


Educating All Students (EAS)		Content Specialty Test (CST)		edTPA

Childhood Education	94%	Bilingual Education - Spanish	100%	Early Childhood Education	64%
Early Childhood Ed.	91%	Biology	50%	Elementary Education	62%
Special Education	93%	Chemistry	100%	ESOL	100%
Secondary Education	92%	Elementary ATSW	100%	Physical Education	70%
TESOL	100%	English	69%	Secondary English	75%
Physical Education	91%	ESOL	100%	Secondary History	77%
		Mathematics	90%	Secondary Mathematics	50%
Average	93%	Multi-Subject Childhood	88%	Secondary Science	50%
		Multi-Subject Early Childhood	48%	Special Education	53%
		Multi-Subject Secondary	90%
		Secondary ATSW	100%	Average w/o Safety Net *	64%
		Social Studies	38%	Average w/ Safety Net	82%
		Students with Disabilities	94%
		Physical Education	96%	* Candidates who fail the edTPA
				may use the ATS-W (Elementary or
		Weighted Average	88%	Secondary) as a safety net.

The Educating All Students exam, or EAS,is a new examination that tests professional and pedagogical knowledge and skills necessary for effectively teaching all New York State P-12 students.
The Content Specialty Test is designed to assess knowledge and skills in the subject of the certificate sought.
The edTPA is a performance-based, subject-specific assessment and support system used by more than 600 teacher preparation programs in some 40 states to emphasize, measure and support the skills and knowledge that all teachers need from Day 1 in the classroom.

For additional facts and information about our College, please visit the Manhattanville Factbook.