College of San Mateo: athletic scholarships, costs and sports
College of San Mateo is a public two-year college in San Mateo, California that competes in CCCAA. On Smartrecruit it is listed with programs in Softball. Below are its official data on sports, scholarships, cost and admission.
Basics
Sports and number of athletes
Number of athletes per sport reported by the institution to the U.S. Department of Education (EADA 2024).
| Sport | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| Baseball | 34 | — |
| Basketball | 16 | 12 |
| Softball | — | 23 |
| Volleyball | — | 14 |
| Cross country | 5 | 3 |
Athletic scholarships
College of San Mateo did not report athletic aid in the official data we use. Ask the coach directly what aid they can offer.
Cost and admission
Cost is a yearly estimate before scholarships and includes tuition, housing and other expenses. At public universities an international student pays the out-of-state cost. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Confirm everything on the official site (www.collegeofsanmateo.edu).
Guides
- Softball scholarships for international players
- NCAA and NAIA eligibility for international athletes
- How to email a U.S. college coach
How to contact the coaches at College of San Mateo
Official coach contacts and open recruiting searches are available with a free Smartrecruit account, along with an email generator that writes in English. The app itself is currently in Spanish. Start with the guide to emailing a coach.
Frequently asked questions
Does College of San Mateo give athletic scholarships?
It did not report athletic aid in the official data. Ask the coach directly.
What division does College of San Mateo compete in?
It competes in CCCAA.
How much does College of San Mateo cost for an international student?
The estimated yearly cost is USD 20,889 before scholarships (the out-of-state cost, which is what an international student pays). Confirm it on the university's official site.
Which sports does College of San Mateo have on Smartrecruit?
Softball.
Official data from the U.S. Department of Education (EADA 2024, IPEDS, College Scorecard). It may be out of date: confirm on the university's official site.