SUNY Maritime College
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Share your outcomesAcceptance Rate
72.4%
Total Profiles
0
SAT Range
1123–1288
User Accept Rate
N/A
In-State Tuition
$8,540
Out-of-State Tuition
$18,450
Undergrad Enrollment
1,242
Applicants
1,629
Yield Rate
21.7%
Endowment / Student
$8,196
Student:Faculty
14:1
Applicant Profiles
No public profiles yet for this school.
Be the first to contributeWhat you pay
$22,367/ yr
Average net price after grants & scholarships — about $89,468 over four years.
What grads earn
$106,186/ yr
Median earnings 4 years after completion — $98,392 adjusted to national cost of living (local prices 8% above average).
87% of students out-earn a typical high-school graduate (about $28,500) within 10 years.
Field of study
Earnings & debt by major
Opportunity Insights
Economic mobility
Access
4.4%
from the bottom income fifth
Success
52%
of them reach the top fifth
Mobility rate
2.3%
move bottom → top
The mobility rate is how many of SUNY Maritime College’s students both start in the bottom income fifth and reach the top — a measure of who the school lifts, not just who it admits.
IPEDS
Net price by family income
Average net price paid by federally-aided students, by family income bracket.
Completion & debt
Finishing & paying back
Grad rate · 8 yr
75%
Completion · all
76%
Completion · Pell
77%
Repaying debt · 3 yr
80%
Median debt
$23,250
Classification
Four-year, small, highly residentialApplication Funnel
4-year historical data from IPEDS & College Scorecard
Acceptance Rate
Application Volume
SUNY Maritime College has become less selective over the past 3 years.
Campus Safety
No campus safety data available.
Source: DOE Campus Safety and Security data, reported under the Clery Act.
Athletics
Men's
Women's
Popular Majors (Bachelor's)
4yr Grad Rate
52%
6yr Grad Rate
74%
Retention Rate
83%
Median Earnings
$95,951