Public, 4-year or above
116 Faculty Members | 15:01 student faculty ratio
Not applicable
SUNY Maritime College
6 Pennyfield Avenue, Throggs Neck, New York 10465
See on Map(718) 409-7200
The Maritime College is a small, prestigious college of the State University of New York. Its mission is to provide: A learning environment that stimulates intellectual growth, scholarship and creativity. An innovative, "hands-on" approach to instruction directed by a dedicated faculty composed of experts in their fields quality undergraduate and graduate programs in international business engineering science and technology with particular emphasis on the maritime industry. A structured community which emphasizes responsible citizenship and self-discipline and which maximizes opportunities for exercising leadership. The opportunity for its graduates to qualify for licensure as merchant marine officers and for commissioning in the United States Armed Forces. Through its graduates a quality work force and prospective leaders for the state national and maritime and international business community and a nationally and internationally recognized resource of expertise in its specialized disciplines as they relate to the maritime field.
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$8,522Out of state
$18,432In state
$11,812Out of state
$23,602Type of aid | % of students receiving aid | Average amount |
---|---|---|
Federal grants | 22.0% | $6,933 |
State/local grants | 31.0% | $4,130 |
Institutional grants | 48.0% | $3,413 |
Loans | 50.0% | $7,259 |
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High school transcript
RequiredHigh school GPA
RequiredRecommendation letter
RecommendedAdmissions test
(SAT or ACT)
TOEFL
(international students)
Completion of college
prep program
Demonstration of
competencies
Half of the freshman class scored within these ranges. 25% scored lower and 25% scored higher. 2020 data.
Half of the freshman class scored within these ranges. 25% scored lower and 25% scored higher. 2020 data.
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