D1 swimming · MAAC

Manhattan University Women's Swimming

Riverdale, NY

Roster

14

Acceptance

79%

6-yr grad

72%

Tuition

$53.4K

Type

Private · City

Manhattan competes in D1 women's swimming in the MAAC. This profile includes current 2025-26 roster times, roster composition, conference context, and academic and cost facts.

Academics

Manhattan enrolls 2,744 undergraduates with an acceptance rate of 79%.

Selectivity

Less Selective

SAT range

1180–1358

ACT range

25–29

Median earnings

$64K

The team

Conf. finish

NCAA finish

Seniors

10

Intl

14%

Roster event snapshot

Current 2025-26 roster percentiles. These describe swimmers on the team; they are not coach-issued recruiting cuts.

EventSwimmersTop quarterRoster medianLower-quarter line
200 Free62:01.142:11.462:12.64
100 Breast51:09.331:17.921:22.94
50 Free1325.8927.4029.10
100 Free1256.891:00.781:10.40
100 Back41:01.331:06.451:07.39

Short-course yards. Events with fewer than four current swimmers are omitted from this summary and remain available in the raw roster-times browser when data exists.

Continue the research

Use the team facts on this page as the starting point, then compare the same event, conference, and academic priorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How competitive is Manhattan's swim program?

Manhattan's swim program competes in the MAAC Conference. Roster size is 14 swimmers as of the 2025–26 season.

What times do I need to make Manhattan's swim team?

Roster times vary by event, but a swimmer aiming for Manhattan's roster typically needs to be near or below 200 IM (2:26.91), 200 Free (2:12.64), 200 Back (2:33.00) — the top 75% of the current roster. Use the roster event-times table above to compare the full current team by event.

Does Manhattan recruit internationally?

Yes. 14.3% of Manhattan's current roster is international (2 of 14 swimmers from outside the USA). The program has swimmers from Brazil and Sweden.

What's the academic profile at Manhattan?

Manhattan's acceptance rate is 79%, the 6-year graduation rate is 72%, median earnings 6 years after graduation are $64K.

How many swimmers does Manhattan send to NCAAs?

Manhattan didn't have swimmers compete at NCAA or conference championship finals in 2025–26.