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How to Get Into SUNY Maritime College

Throggs Neck, NY · Public · 2025-2026 cycle · Verified data

SUNY Maritime College Admissions Statistics

72%
Acceptance Rate
570-640
SAT Reading (mid 50%)
553-648
SAT Math (mid 50%)
22-28
ACT (mid 50%)
1,285
Undergrads
64%
Graduation Rate

How to Actually Get Into SUNY Maritime College

The bar here is clear

SUNY Maritime College admits most qualified applicants. Clear the academic bar (the ranges below) and your odds are strong. The real questions become fit, cost, and whether it earns its slot on your list, not whether you can get in.

Position your scores against the real bands

The middle 50% of enrolled students sits around 1123-1288 combined SAT or 22-28 ACT. Above the 75th percentile, scores work for you and this can behave like a target. Below the 25th percentile, the rest of your application has to carry the file, treat it as a reach. Test policy here is "Required for some programs", check the fine print for your specific program.

Use the Early Action round deliberately

SUNY Maritime College offers Early Action: non-binding and worth taking if your application is ready, an earlier answer helps you calibrate the rest of your list, and EA carries no downside beyond the earlier deadline.

The bigger picture: no single school decides your outcome, the shape of your whole list does. Read how top counselors build a college list before you finalize where SUNY Maritime College fits.

SUNY Maritime College Application Deadlines (2025-2026)

Round Deadline
Early Action (EA) November 15, 2025
Regular Decision (RD) June 1, 2026

Deadlines verified from official sources for the 2025-2026 cycle. Rounds change year to year, always confirm on the school's site before submitting.

Application Requirements & Costs

Application platform Common App
Application fee $50
Test scores Required for some programs
Writing supplement Not required
Counselor recommendation Required
Teacher evaluations 1

SUNY Maritime College Cost & Financial Aid

Total cost of attendance (sticker, per year) $29,786
Tuition & fees (in-state / out-of-state) $8,589 / $19,159
Room & board (on campus) $16,814
Average net price (aid-receiving families) $22,367

What You'd Actually Pay, by Family Income

Average net price per year (after grants and scholarships) for aid-receiving families, from federal College Scorecard data:

Family income Average net price / year
$0-30k $11,726
$30-48k $17,577
$48-75k $20,721
$75-110k $23,634
$110k+ $27,565
22%
Students receiving Pell Grants
39%
Students taking federal loans
83%
Freshman retention rate
15:1
Student-faculty ratio

These are averages, not your number. Get your family's actual price in about 10 minutes:

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