Student Body Diversity - Marine Trades Institute

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Student Body Diversity

Information about student body diversity, including the percentage of enrolled students by gender and race/ethnicity, and the percentage of students who received a Federal Pell Grant, is provided in the following tables. All Marine Trades Institute students are full-time undergraduate students.

Percentage of Enrolled Students by Gender

Year of Entry/CohortFemaleMaleNot Reported
202415.4%84.6%0%
202310.7%89.3%0%
20228.3%91.7%0%
202117.6%82.4%0%
20200%100%0%
20190%100%0%

Percentage of Enrolled Students by Race/Ethnicity *data not collected prior to the 2020 academic year

Year of Entry/ CohortAfrican American/ BlackAmerican Indian/ Alaska NativeAsianNative Hawaiian/ Pacific IslanderHispanic/Latinx (of any race)InternationalTwo or More RacesOther/UnknownWhite
20240%0%0%0%11.5%7.7%0%0%80.8%
20230%0%0%0%3.6%0%7.1%0%89.3%
20220%0%0%0%4.2%0%0%0%95.8%
20210%0%0%0%0%0%5.9%5.9%88.1%
20200%0%0%0%5%0%0%0%90%

Percentage of Pell Grant Recipients
*Title IV, HEA federal financial aid was not available to Marine Trades Institute students prior to 2020.

Year of Entry/CohortPell Grant Recipients
202430.8%
202339.3%
202237.5%
202135.3%
202030%
Noel King

Amazing Alumni

One of the most valuable things I learned at [the school] is that there are always different ways to do things and finding your own way is okay, as long as the finished product is quality. Another benefit of attending is that the school taught me the basics of carpentry. When I graduated high school, I had never touched a tool. The [Comprehensive Career Boat Building Program] taught me how to properly use those tools!

Noel King | ‘21 Comprehensive Career Boat Building | Irish Boat Shop