Individual Tours
We'd love to see you on campus! Manhattanville campus tours and information sessions are offered Monday through Friday at 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. There are select Saturday tours at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. (Saturday dates are tours only – there are no information sessions on summer Saturdays. Schedule your tour now.
We also have a convenient virtual tour if you can't make it to campus. On our virtual tour, you can view a map of campus with pictures and descriptions of notable places, such as Reid Castle and Founder's Hall.
Group Tours
High Schools, non-profit organizations and counselor groups that would like to coordinate a chaperon led group visit of up to a maximum of 50 students are welcome to visit and learn more about Manhattanville College. Please fill out this form to register for a student led weekday campus tour and please read the criterion for scheduling such a visit. Group visits are on a first come first served basis.
Fall 2019 Admissions Events
Come Visit Manhattanville College!
Ready to join a student-led campus tour of our newly-renovated beautiful campus? We’re excited to show you around! You can even customize a visit through our welcome center manager and get to know our dedicated faculty and staff while you’re on campus. High schools and non-profit organizations may bring groups of up to 50 students for group tours. Schedule your visit today!
Our 100-acre campus is beautiful and picturesque, with a Normanesque castle overlooking a quad designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect who designed Central Park. Our close proximity to New York City supports numerous internship and networking opportunities, as well as access to one of the most important metropolitan areas in the world. Can't make it to campus? Get a feel for Manhattanville without leaving home by viewing our photo and video galleries.
Our Campus
Our scenic campus is located in Purchase, about 30 miles from New York City, which gives students access to tons of internships and other opportunities. The campus was founded in 1841 and spans 100 acres. It was designed by famous architect Frederick Law Olmsted and features a beautiful quad, conveniently located class buildings, and many renovated facilities.
