Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP)
The Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP) is a scholarship program that provides educational opportunity and support to economically disadvantaged students. The MAP scholarship is a four-year commitment.
Students receive a broad range of services including academic, personal, and career counseling. Beyond the traditional academic focus of most scholarship programs, MAP encourages the development of the student as a whole— intellectually, ethically and socially. Students are encouraged towards these aims by fostering community service, student leadership development, and goal-oriented self-management. Students must comply with the following program requirements in order to maintain their MAP status.
Program Requirements:
- Complete all courses and achieve a minimum 2.8 GPA during the residential Pre-Freshman Summer Program. Continuing at Manhattanville College is contingent upon completion of the residential summer program for incoming MAP students.
- Attend and pass Mville 101 in your first semester
- Meet with their MAP counselor on a regular basis
- Maintain full-time status
- Complete and log 15 community service/social justice hours per semester
- Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.8
- Attend two MAP sponsored events per semester
- Freshmen participate in the MAP Mentoring Program
- Participate in individual or group tutoring through the ARC during first year
- Meet with a Career Counselor each academic year
- Adhere to the MAP Policies
For more information about the program, please contact: Loren McDermott, Director of the Center for Student Success, 914-323-5476 or loren.mcdermott@mville.edu.