University of Maine at Machias

Overview

The University of Maine at Machias, part of the state?s public university system, is a regional baccalaureate institution that sits on a rural, coastal campus in the small town of Machias, Maine, approximately 90 miles from the city of Bangor. Established in 1909, it offers an intimate academic setting known for environmental and marine sciences, as well as programs in education and behavioral sciences. The university provides a selection of both undergraduate and graduate degree options, with a moderate level of application selectivity. While the campus architecture does not subscribe to a singular historic style, it harmonizes with the surrounding natural landscape, fostering a serene learning environment. On-campus living is available, which encompasses a range of housing options for students. The University of Maine at Machias is not particularly known for its athletics program, steering clear of large-scale intercollegiate sports competitions, instead focusing on the academic and ecological aspects of student experiences.

  274 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 488 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $7,350 plus fees of $902.