California Maritime Academy Marc McGee, Director of Admission Students in Six Majors – 74% Residential 80% Graduate in 4 Years – 92% Employment Rate Top 24 “Best Buy” by Forbes

What to Know About us Yes, uniforms are worn, but we are not a military school Leadership, accountability, and work ethic are emphasized Students must declare a major (no undeclared status) is the official way we communicate with applicants All students are recommended to take the SAT or ACT Passing medical review is required to enroll 100% of final transcripts are checked

Applicant Pool 1,350 Applied 928 Admitted 333 Enrolled Enrolling Group Ave. HS GPA: 3.27 Ave. TR GPA: 3.00 Ave. Test: 1,090/24 SoCal / NorCal / Non-Cal 44% / 43% / 13%

Applicant Pool Enrolling Ethnicity 59% White 13% Non-Responder 12% Hispanic 11% Asian/Pac Isle. 3% African American 2% Native American Enrolling Gender 89% Male 11% Female

More on our Applicant Pool Our Local Admission Area? – All of California Our Local Service Area? – Solano County “Basic Requirement” Majors – Business Administration- International Business and Logistics – Global Studies & Maritime Affairs – Facilities Eng. Technology – Marine Eng. Technology Major with “Something Extra” – Mechanical Engineering Requires Pre-Calculus Requires 550 Math or 23 Math “Impacted” Major – Marine Transportation

Impacted Major: Marine Transportation Additional Requirements – SAT or ACT required for all FTF & LDT applicants – Pre-calculus and physics recommended – Resume may be submitted Level of Competition – 325 Applied, 171 Admitted – 67% of CSU Eligible FTF’s admitted – Min. Index 3,650 – 90% of CSU Eligible LDT/UDT’s admitted – Min. GPA 2.50 – 50 on Waitlist. None Admitted.

Early Start Program April ELM/EPT preferred – May date is final If possible – full remediation course recommended Students indicate selection via “Smart Page” by 6/1 Cal Maritime offers no ESP courses on campus

The STAR Act – SB1440 We have one major approved for this program – Business Administration – International Business and Logistics – Students must transfer in a “business” AA degree from the approved list of community colleges on – Business applicants must indicate they are a STAR Act student in CSUmentor application. Certification will happen on a case by case basis.

Campus Culture for Transfers Transfers are 41% of the 2012 entering class We admit LDT, UDT, and Post-Bac to all majors Summer work (just prior) is not used to qualify for admission LDT must complete English comp and college math (B4) by end of Spring prior to enrollment Transfers often must take four years to complete their degree because of degrees with high unit requirements and extreme pre-requisite sequencing They are highly welcomed, but no special programs exist for transition

What’s New on Campus New President – Parent of Recent Alum New All-Weather Field and Track for Rugby/Soccer/Lacrosse New Sports for 2013 – M/W Cross Country – M/W Long Distance Outdoor Track New Dining Center and Bookstore for 2013

Contact and Visit Information Fall Open House “Preview Day” Sat., Nov. 10, 8am-2pm Weekday Campus Tours M-F 10:30am californiamaritimeacademy