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About CA Resident Cost Estimates

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                     $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                                 $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                           $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                         $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                        $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee                 $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                                $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee               $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.

About CA Resident Cost Estimates

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                 $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                              $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                        $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                       $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                      $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee              $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                             $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee           $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.

About Non-Resident Cost Estimates

Non-Resident Tuition: In addition to in-state tuition and fees, non-California residents pay $420 per unit in non-resident tuition. The cost of attendance estimated above is based on an average unit load of 15 units per semester (30 units per year).  Your actual non-resident tuition per semester will vary depending on the number of units you take each term.

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                      $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                                  $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                            $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                          $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                         $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee                  $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                                 $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee               $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³ Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.

About Non-Resident Cost Estimates

Non-Resident Tuition: In addition to in-state tuition and fees, non-California residents pay $420 per unit in non-resident tuition. The cost of attendance estimated above is based on an average unit load of 15 units per semester (30 units per year).  Your actual non-resident tuition per semester will vary depending on the number of units you take each term.

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                     $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                                 $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                           $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                          $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                         $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee                  $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                                 $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee               $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³ Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.

About WUE Cost Estimates

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) program is designed to permit students from participating states to attend Cal Maritime at reduced tuition rates. Students participating in Cal Maritime's WUE program pay only 50% more than the in-state tuition rate.

WUE will reduce the overall cost of attending Cal Maritime by reducing the tuition for a recipient from out-of-state.

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                      $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                                  $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                            $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                          $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                         $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee                  $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                                 $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee               $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³ Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.

About WUE Cost Estimates

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) program is designed to permit students from participating states to attend Cal Maritime at reduced tuition rates. Students participating in Cal Maritime's WUE program pay only 50% more than the in-state tuition rate.

WUE will reduce the overall cost of attending Cal Maritime by reducing the tuition for a recipient from out-of-state.

Registration Fees: Fees are based on full-time enrollment for the fall, and spring semesters and are subject to change.

Housing & Food: The actual cost of housing and food will vary depending on where you live and which dining plan you choose.

Books, Supplies, Materials, and Equipment: Your costs may vary depending on the courses you are taking each semester. Note: With documentation, the cost of purchasing a computer can be added to your cost of attendance; however, this does not guarantee additional aid eligibility.

Transportation/Personal/Misc.: These estimated expenses are based on reasonable but modest costs including transportation, clothing, recreation, and living expenses. Your actual costs may vary depending on lifestyle.

¹ Campus-based Fees Include

Associated Student Body Fee                                       $210.00
Campus Document Fee                                                  $30.00
Health Facility Fee                                                            $14.00
Health Service Fee                                                           $890.00
Instructionally Related Activity Fee                          $130.00
Medical Insurance Part B Travel Assist Fee                  $50.0
Recreation Fee                                                                 $322.00
Student Involvement & Representation Fee               $4.00

² Medical Insurance Part A fee can be waived for students with private insurance with coverage that meets minimum requirements. Students must complete online waiver application by the published due date and must be renewed each academic year before the fall term.

³ Loan fees are a component of the estimated cost of attendance. Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans have an origination fee of approximately 1.057%. The loan fees listed are an average based on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loan borrowing activity for the 2023-2024 year.