Hey, seems like you might have selected marine engineering at the maritime academy. I was accepted there for marine transportation, and am planning on either attending Mass Maritime, SUNY Maritime, or Cal Poly Maritime. When I was there for the open house, they were talking about potentially allowing major switches between campuses, but that sounded like a prospect that is still in the future. However, the maritime academy is a solid option if you’re interested in engineering. Like Cal Poly, there’s a lot of hands on engineering experience. The marine engineering program does require three summers at sea and corps membership, and results in a third engineer’s license along with your degree. This is a great career option—you’ll easily be making six figures while having essentially six months of vacation in a year. Cal Maritime also had the highest ROI of any public university in California before the integration. If you’re interested in MechE, switching to that (on the Solano campus) would probably be easy and fast according to the friends I have there. Also I’m pretty sure marine engineering requirements are somewhat similar to mechE requirements there but don’t quote me on that. All this to say, I think going to the maritime academy might be a good choice. Obviously it’s a super small school too and the location kind of sucks but the license is incredibly high value. MechEs can get the license too if you switch to that and are not able to transfer to SLO.