Marine Transportation
Transfer Applicant Information
Admission Requirements
Lower-Division Transfer (students with fewer than 60 semester or 90 quarter units transferable to Cal Maritime)
- Be in "good standing" (such as not being expelled, on suspension, and on probation) at all colleges you have attended
- The following two courses, completed with a C- or better, are required:
- A college-level math course (CSU GE area B4) completed within five years of the intended term of entry
- A college-level English course (CSU GE area A2)
- All other CSU eligibility requirements for freshmen regarding high school grades/courses and standardized test scores required for marine transportation must be met. High School grades will be used for comparison to similar applicants to the same program
- The overall college GPA must be at least 2.00 and will be used for comparison to similar applicants to the same program
Upper-Division Transfer - (students with 60 or more semester or 90 or more quarter units transferable to Cal Maritime)
- Be in "good standing" (such as not being expelled, on suspension, and on probation) at all colleges you have attended
- The overall college GPA must be at least 2.00 and will be used for comparison to similar applicants to the same program.
- These four courses, completed with a C- or better, are required:
- A college-level math course (CSU GE area B4) completed within five years of the intended term of entry
- A college-level composition English course (CSU GE area A2)
- A "Critical Thinking" course (CSU GE area A3)
- An "Oral Communication" course (CSU GE area A1)
- All other CSU eligibility requirements must be met.
Summary of Major
Semester-by-Semester Curriculum - BS + USCG License
This major accepts applications every Fall semester beginning October 1st each year. To apply, go to calstate.edu/apply.
Spring term applications are not accepted for Marine Transportation.
Students with any number of college transfer units can be admitted. Note that only
the first 70 community college semester units (105 quarter units) can be used toward
the total needed for graduation. Any remaining community college units can fulfill
specific requirements but not add to the total number of units required for graduation.
All transfer students should plan to spend at least four years at Cal Maritime completing
this degree regardless of the number of college units transferred in from other institutions.
Transferred courses can, however, reduce the number of courses required in individual
semesters allowing time for study in remaining courses, for an academic minor, or
for student employment.
Contact
Cal Maritime Admission Office
200 Maritime Academy Drive
Vallejo, CA 94590
admission@csum.edu
707-654-1330
707-515-0778 (text)
Office Hours: M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Mayo Hall