Mandl School
We are committed to student services and providing support, academic guidance and career guidance to all of our students and alumni. In an effort to provide this assistance, Mandl has created a number of on campus centers and programs designed to help new, current, and graduates fulfill their goal of embarking on and sustaining a career path.
To start, all all new students receive a comprehensive orientation to the college. During the orientation, which typically lasts from two to three hours, all relevant aspects of the college are covered, including academic programs, facilities and resources, faculty and staff, and rules and regulations. A copy of the Student Handbook, as well as catalog, is distributed to each student upon enrollment and its contents are discussed, but the College encourages that students review the publication themselves. The Handbook includes sections on student services, dress code, college rules and regulations, grading system, internships, financial aid, disciplinary action, standards of satisfactory progress, re-admission policy, and crime prevention policy.
Academic Support is Important to Learning
Students will also learn about our Academic Advisement Center, Career Development Center, and Learning Resource Center. Each offer specific opportunities to learn about career opportunities, arrange for tutoring, and much more.
We want your experience here at Mandl to be a pathway to your career.
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STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELING RESOURCES
Free and Low-Cost Help in New York City
You do not have to manage a difficult situation alone. If you are experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, family or relationship difficulties, grief, trauma,
substance-use concerns, or simply feel that you need someone to talk to, professional help is available.
Your well-being matters to us. If you feel that you could benefit from speaking with a professional counselor, use the Student Request for Counseling Assistance Form. to ask for help connecting with an appropriate counseling or mental health resource. A member of the College will follow up with you to help make that connection.
IF YOU NEED HELP RIGHT NOW
Call or text 988 for immediate mental-health support. If you or someone else is in immediate physical danger or needs emergency medical attention, call 911
or go to the nearest emergency department.