The Maine Maritime Academy Undergraduate Tuition Fees – This fee is the amount Undergraduate Students are to pay for the semester or the year.
Maine Maritime Academy has released the undergraduate tuition fee for all the programs offered in the institution for this academic year. To access the tuition fees, please go to the school website, or you can see the schedule below.
Maine Maritime Academy Undergraduate Tuition Fees
Tuition
Tuition rates normally are established each February for the next academic year by the Board of Trustees. Students who graduate from MMA with a bachelor’s degree are eligible for the MMA Alumni Advantage tuition discount toward one of two Master of Science degrees offered at MMA. Click here for more additional information.
For the Fall semester of 2022, undergraduate tuition is as follows:
$5,737 In-State
$8,775 New England Regional*
$13,477 Out-of-State
Click here for a complete cost of attendance worksheet.
Course Overload Fees:
$383/credit In-State
$587/credit New England Regional*
$896/credit Out-of-State
*The Academy is a member of the New England Regional Student Program (NERSP), and, therefore, eligible students from New England states that do not have similar academic programs pay the Maine in-state tuition rate plus 50 percent. Residents of Puerto Rico also are eligible.
Under the NERSP, the following MMA majors are available to students from the states indicated:
- Marine Biology: CT
- Marine Biology/Small Vessel Operations: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Oceanography: CT, MA, NH, PR, VT
- Oceanography/Small Vessel Operations: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Vessel Operations & Technology: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Small Vessel Operations: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Power Engineering Operations: CT, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Power Engineering Technology: CT, NH, PR, RI, VT
- International Business & Logistics: CT, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Interdisciplinary Studies: CT, PR
- Marine Systems Engineering (Non-License Track): CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Coastal & Marine Environmental Science: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
- Coastal & Marine Environmental Science/Small Vessel Operations: CT, MA, NH, PR, RI, VT
Students from Connecticut, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, and Vermont who enroll in one of the following four majors qualify for in-state tuition rates. These four majors lead to a U.S. Coast Guard unlimited license and require membership in the Regiment of Midshipmen. An Admissions Office representative can determine if a student qualifies for these majors. See the catalog section on Student Life for more information on the Regiment of Midshipmen and the section on Admissions for the requirements for applicants to the U.S. Coast Guard license program.
- Marine Transportation Operations
- Marine Systems Engineering (License Track)
- Marine Engineering Operations
- Marine Engineering Technology
Students who seek to qualify for in-state tuition can find the Academy’s residency policy here.
Room and Board
Room fees are based on double occupancy. Single rooms may be requested through the Student Affairs Office. Requests will be granted only when double occupancy is not required by the Academy to satisfy housing demands. A student will not be charged the single room rate if the student has not applied for a single room and has followed proper procedures but is assigned a single room for the convenience of the Academy.
Students who qualify for off-campus living may cancel the reservation for a room in Curtis Hall by making written application to the Associate Director of Student Services no later than two weeks after the beginning of each semester. Those students who cancel the reservation will be billed a $200, $400, or $600 fee and/or charged on a pro-rated basis.
The Academy reserves the option to place three students in a room in Curtis Hall during the fall and spring semesters. Students will receive an adjustment in room rates at the end of the semester based upon the amount of time that triple occupancy occurred.
All resident students who pay a room fee are required to participate in a board plan. Board fees are billed each semester. Three meal plan options are available. There is a fourth plan that is available for commuter students only. The dining room is open to all resident students during meal hours on an unlimited basis.
In those cases where a medical professional recommends a special diet for a student, an individualized dietary accommodation plan may be appropriate; for more information contact the Accessibility Services office.
Non-resident students may gain access to the dining room by paying an individual meal charge at the door or may purchase a meal card using the “point” system.
Room and board charges (as of the Fall semester 2022) for students living on campus are as follows:
- $5,618 All on-campus students with a meal plan.
(Optional) Board Plan and Block Plans for commuter students only:
- 10 Meal Block with $50 Flex – $125.00
- 25 Meal Block with $100 Flex – $300.00
- 50 Meal Block with no flex – $525.00
- Block plans can be utilized and purchased throughout the whole semester
- Payments are due up front and are non-refundable and can not be transferred from semester to semester
Fees for Academic Year 2022-2023:
The following annual fees are required of all students:
| Application Fee: (charged only once, unless reapplying) | $50 |
| Administrative Fee: | $722 |
| Student Life Fee: | $230 |
| Enrollment Deposit: | $250 |
| Technology Fee: | $1,136 |
| Recreation Fee: | $206 |
| Energy Fee: | $600 |
| Medical Services Fee: | $194 |
The following fees may be required annually, or at specific course registration time:
| Unlimited License Program Participation | $7,500 |
| Cruise Participation, T.S. State of Maine (eligible, non-license track students) | $7,500 |
| Cruise Participation, VOT | $1,800 |
| Late Registration Fee | $100 |
| VOT/SVO Majors Fee | $1,074 |
| Marine Biology, Oceanography, Coastal & Marine Environmental Science Majors Fee | $952 |
| Co-op Educational Experience | $1,074 |
| Leadership Development Program Fee | $400 |
| Medical Insurance* | $1,919 |
