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Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
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Academics
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
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Admission & Financial Aid
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
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Admission & Financial Aid
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Student Life
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
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ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan
Live, Work, and Learn in New York City
Learn Beyond the Classroom: Experience NYC Through Marist
ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan provides students with a unique opportunity to live and work in New York City for a semester. ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan combines internship experience with unparalleled networking opportunities in New York City to create a transformative experience that prepares students to live, work, and lead in the workplace. School of Communication and the Arts students in Fashion, Communication, Public Relations, Media Arts, and Gaming who meet the academic criteria and are accepted into the program will enter the internship placement process. Students will have the opportunity to identify roles that align with their interests and career goals and will then interview with participating employer partners for their preferred internship opportunities. Final internship placement is based on a successful interview and mutual fit between the student and employer.
Students participate in a full-time academic semester that integrates professional experience with coursework.
Program Dates
The initial launch for the Spring 2027 program runs from January 18 to May 15.
*Applications for the program are due: October 15, 2026
Spring 2027 participating Employers
ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan students gain hands-on experience through internships with leading organizations across fashion, communications, media, public relations, and related creative industries such as:
- Ann Taylor/Loft
- Centric Brands
- Channel V Media
- FullBeauty Brands
- Haddad Brands
- Jennifer Bett Communications
- KMJR World
- Li & Fung (LF USA, INC.)
- Meridian Brands
- Rubenstein Public Relations, Inc.
- Urbanstems
- Veronica Beard
Who Can Apply?
The following are the eligibility requirements for students who wish to participate in the program:
- Have earned 60 credits at the time of application
- Earned both a cumulative and major GPA of 3.0 at the time of application (these GPA’s must be maintained through program departure)
- Approval of the student’s academic advisor
- The recommendation of a Marist University Faculty member
- Have good standing with the office of Student Conduct
- Completed either CRDV 100 or FASH 201
- Be a Full-time matriculated undergraduate Marist University student with a major or minor in a discipline taught in the School of Communication and the Arts
How To Apply?
Students wishing to apply to the program will submit the following:
- Application Form
- Resume (submitted through the application form)
- Faculty Recommendation
- Advisor Approval
Academic Structure
- 9-credit internship (students will work 4 days a week at their internship placement)
- 3-6 credits of online coursework through Marist
- 1 credit mandatory ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan course
Students work four days per week in their internship placement, gaining hands-on experience while building industry connections and professional skills
The following are the eligibility requirements for students who wish to participate in the program:
- Have earned 60 credits at the time of application
- Earned both a cumulative and major GPA of 3.0 at the time of application (these GPA’s must be maintained through program departure)
- Approval of the student’s academic advisor
- The recommendation of a Marist University Faculty member
- Have good standing with the office of Student Conduct
- Completed either CRDV 100 or FASH 201
- Be a Full-time matriculated undergraduate Marist University student with a major or minor in a discipline taught in the School of Communication and the Arts
Students wishing to apply to the program will submit the following:
- Application Form
- Resume (submitted through the application form)
- Faculty Recommendation
- Advisor Approval
- 9-credit internship (students will work 4 days a week at their internship placement)
- 3-6 credits of online coursework through Marist
- 1 credit mandatory ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan course
Where You’ll Live: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, offers students an exciting place to call home, blending a thriving arts and culture scene with renowned dining, music, and entrepreneurial energy. Situated along the East River with sweeping views of Manhattan and convenient subway access, the neighborhood is a popular destination for young professionals and students alike. Through a partnership with Bard College, Marist provides students with modern housing in Williamsburg featuring double-occupancy rooms with en-suite bathrooms and kitchenettes, as well as 24/7 security and live-in residential staff, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and immersive New York City living experience.
Program Cost
ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan participants pay one full-time undergraduate tuition (12-16 credits) based on the University's approved tuition schedule and an additional study-away fee to enroll in the ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan program. The ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan fee includes orientation, program-related activities, housing, pre-departure orientation, and program support from the School of Communication and the Arts.
- + ÃÛÔÂֱ²¥ in Manhattan Program Fee: $11,000