Majuro, MH · Public · 1,009 undergraduates ·
College of the Marshall Islands
Open admission
A national college serving an entire Pacific island country from Majuro, with programs tied directly to local capacity-building.
Institutional profile
Well established Strong in mobility, and strong in affordability.A community-serving institution with open admission and published low tuition; it reports little to the federal collections that rank larger colleges.
- Admission
- Open admission
- Price by income
- Resident and nonresident prices differ
- Completion
- 27.5%
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What sets College of the Marshall Islands apart
Academic design
Programs include liberal arts and transfer study alongside teacher education, nursing and allied health, business, marine and environmental fields, and technical or certificate options.
Campus pattern
Majuro provides a small-island, community-centered setting where coursework and student life are closely tied to Marshallese culture, public service, and the environmental realities of an atoll nation.
Defining feature
A national college serving an entire Pacific island country from Majuro, with programs tied directly to local capacity-building.
Can I get in?
Open admission
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Undergraduates enrolled
1,009Open admission
Every applicant who meets the published requirements is admitted, so the work is placement and course selection rather than selection itself.
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Where your GPA sits in the entering class
The full entering-class GPA distribution for College of the Marshall Islands, in nine bands from 4.0 down, with your own record marked on it.
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What College of the Marshall Islands weighs when it reads a file
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- Course rigor
- GPA
- Test scores
- Essay
- Recommendations
- Extracurriculars
- Demonstrated interest
What moves the application
The evidence that separates a strong file
Show preparation for this curriculum
Programs include liberal arts and transfer study alongside teacher education, nursing and allied health, business, marine and environmental fields, and technical or certificate options.
Make the fit specific
A national college serving an entire Pacific island country from Majuro, with programs tied directly to local capacity-building.
Account for the tradeoff
Keep academic direction and school-specific choices coherent across the application.
How to apply
Rounds, route, and required materials
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Can I afford it?
Compare annual cost by household income.
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Average annual cost by household income at College of the Marshall Islands
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- $0–30k
- $30–48k
- $48–75k
- $75–110k
- $110k+
Is it worth it?
Completion, debt, and earnings
A national college serving an entire Pacific island country from Majuro, with programs tied directly to local capacity-building.
Degree completion across the reported entering cohort
First-year students who return for year two
And what that comes to against what they earn.
Reported 10 years after enrollment
Academic portfolio
Largest bachelor’s fields
How many students finish in each field, and median earnings four years after completing the program.
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods
What is campus life like?
College of the Marshall Islands beyond the classroom
Majuro provides a small-island, community-centered setting where coursework and student life are closely tied to Marshallese culture, public service, and the environmental realities of an atoll nation.
A defining academic feature
Programs include liberal arts and transfer study alongside teacher education, nursing and allied health, business, marine and environmental fields, and technical or certificate options.
What shapes an ordinary week
Majuro provides a small-island, community-centered setting where coursework and student life are closely tied to Marshallese culture, public service, and the environmental realities of an atoll nation.
What changes the experience
A national college serving an entire Pacific island country from Majuro, with programs tied directly to local capacity-building.