Menlo College Atherton, CA
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Overview of Menlo College |
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Mission Statement
Menlo College's mission is to educate and develop future leaders in a small, innovative, private residential undergraduate college of management that integrates programs in business, mass communication and liberal arts.
Quick Facts
646 students
38% admitted
$34,476 tuition/year
- 581 full time
- 65 part time
- 377 men full time
- 204 women full time
- 4,105 applied
- 1,556 admitted
- 148 enrolled
- $34,476 out of state
- $600 fees
- $11,300 room & board
- $1,656 books
At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Large suburb |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
646 Students
Reviews: In Three Sentences
- O.S from Hoboken, NJ
“At Menlo, you don't get what you pay for, you get more than what you pay for. …”
- Dec-11-2012 » Read More
- Mae
“Menlo College is a great school for Business. Professors, Counselors, and Staffs are very kind to everyone. Everyone in this school is treated with equity. …”
- Oct-10-2012 » Read More
- Mauree from Lavista, NE
“It's a small campus with less than 1,000 students enrolled annually and the class sizes are pretty small, usually with less than 20 people per class. Menlo has a good…”
- Oct-14-2012 » Read More
- Alexa from Palmdale, CA
“Menlo College is a small campus with about 650 students. While it may be small it is a very good school if you are interested in pursuing a business career.…”
- Feb-15-2013 » Read More
- anonymous
“Over priced, selfish, small.…”
- Mar-11-2013 » Read More
Menlo College
- Located in Atherton, CA
- Private not-for-profit
- 646 students enrolled
- 38% admitted
- $34,476 annual cost to attend
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Ernesto from Morgan Hill, CA
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Jan-03-2012
I am
a current student here
I currently live off-campus so I don't really get that whole college feel yet. I hear the campus has a lot going on, but if you're into parties, Menlo doesn't do much of that.
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- Cameron from Sacramento, CA
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Aug-10-2011
I am
a current student here
Although I realize it is known for being a small school, you create so many close bonds with everyone that goes here. As long as you join clubs and other extracurricular activities, it is definitely worth your time to go to this school. Menlo College is awesome!!
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- Charnae from San Diego, CA
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Aug-10-2011
I am
a current student here
Menlo College is an amazing place to be although Menlo College was not my first choice after visiting the school with my parents I knew this was the school that I wanted to attend. The people at Menlo College are very open and friendly there are no outsiders because the school is not just a school but a community family. Besides the school the community around Menlo College is amazing we are in walking distance of downtown Menlo Park and we are close to San Francisco.
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- Dahniqua from Dallas, GA
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Jun-21-2011
I am
accepted here and planning to attend soon
College is a great way to meet new people and since this college is kind of small class wise then you would be able to get to know a bunch of new people.
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- Alesi from Atherton, CA
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Jun-16-2011
I am
a current student here
I love attending Menlo! It is a small school, and it has so many programs for the students. If you are struggling with anything, anything at all, there is a program for it. What's even more amazing is that the programs are free. Every Tuesday you can go to study slam, where professors go to a common area and help you if you need any help. If that isn't enough, the students that attend Menlo are bright, and more often than not you can ask a fellow student for help.
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