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MARITIME COLLEGE
Throggs Neck
Peninsula
Location
55 Acres
Campus Size
1,295
Undergraduates
16:1 Student-toFaculty
Ratio
70 Days at Sea
for the Summer
Sea Term
565 Feet Length
of the College's
Training Ship
Privateer Pete
Mascot
14 NCAA
Division III
Teams
16 States from
Which Residents
Pay In-Region
Tuition (Reduced
Rate)
suny.edu/maritime
718.409.7221 * admissions@sunymaritime.edu
Geographical
Center of New
York State
Location
150 Acres Campus
Size
1,803
Undergraduates
12:1 Student-toFaculty
Ratio
10 Labs in the
New Agricultural
and Clean Energy
Technology (ACET)
Center
Mo the Mustang
Mascot
10 Residence
Halls
86% Students
Receiving
Financial Aid
$1 Million Annual
Scholarships
95% Bachelor's
Degree Students
Who Fulfill an
Internship Prior
to Graduation
suny.edu/morrisville
SUNY Morrisville is a model of innovative
applied education, a place where students
craft exciting careers through real-world
experiences. Morrisville's students hail
from diverse backgrounds across the state,
choosing majors that embrace agriculture,
technology, business, and the liberal arts.
315.684.6046 * admissions@morrisville.edu
1 Equine
Rehabilitation
Center
SUNY MORRISVILLE
5 ABETAccredited
Engineering
Programs
100%
Students
Graduating with
Internship or
Summer Sea
Term Experience
Founded in 1874, Maritime College is one of
six state maritime academies in the United
States focusing on engineering, marine
environmental science, marine transportation,
maritime studies, and business. The campus
is located in the Bronx, on Throggs Neck
peninsula, overlooking the East River and the
Long Island Sound.
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TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES
http://www.suny.edu/maritime http://www.suny.edu/morrisville
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