ONE SEMESTER. A LOT MORE DIVING.

Professional development starts by getting in the water. Mammoth gives qualified Sea Aggie divers the access, equipment, opportunities and community to turn required dive numbers into meaningful experience.

Dive more. Build experience. Arrive at Divemaster training better prepared.

UNLIMITED SEMESTER ACCESS
TO MAMMOTH LAKE

Come back throughout the semester and keep diving. Build logged dives, confidence and open-water experience without paying a lake-entry fee every time you return.

AIR FILLS INCLUDED

Air fills for qualifying program dives are included throughout the semester, removing one of the recurring costs of building your dive count.

TANKS & WEIGHTS INCLUDED

Mammoth tanks and weights are available for qualifying program dives, reducing the amount of equipment students need to own or transport.

DIVE EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE

BCD, regulator and dive computer are available when needed. Equipment is limited and must be reserved in advance.

BUILD YOUR DIVES WITH PURPOSE

Work toward the logged-dive requirements for Divemaster while gaining meaningful open-water experience instead of simply chasing numbers in a logbook.

REAL-WORLD DIVE DEVELOPMENT

Navigation • Limited Visibility • Buoyancy • Dive Planning • Gas Awareness • Buddy Skills • Task Loading • Problem Solving

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Participate in a minimum of three professional-development seminars each semester, with opportunities for mentoring, Mammoth projects and interaction with working dive professionals.

MORE THAN BUILDING DIVE NUMBERS.

A strong Divemaster is built through experience, not just a logbook. This program gives Sea Aggie divers a place to dive regularly, develop together, learn from one another and become part of the greater Texas diving community.

Some dives will build specific skills. Some may involve a Mammoth project. And sometimes the best development is simply grabbing a buddy, getting underwater and adding another meaningful experience to your logbook.

DIVE MORE. GAIN EXPERIENCE. BELONG.
STRONGER DIVERS. STRONGER COMMUNITY.
YOUR PATH TO DIVEMASTER

Mammoth's role is simple: help you arrive at the TAMU-G Divemaster Program with more dives, more experience and greater confidence.

TAMU-G DIVE CLASS 250/260
Build your foundation as a Sea Aggie diver.
SEA AGGIE PRE-DIVEMASTER DEVELOPMENT
Build dives, experience, confidence and practical open-water skills at Mammoth.
TAMU-G DIVEMASTER PROGRAM
Enter professional-level Divemaster training better prepared.
KEEP DEVELOPING
Continue building professional skills, experience and opportunities.
IS THIS PROGRAM FOR YOU?

This program was created specifically to support the Sea Aggie professional-diver pathway.

✓  Successfully completed TAMU-G Dive Class 250/260

✓  Candidate for the TAMU-G Divemaster Program

✓  Want to build your logged dive count

✓  Want more open-water diving experience

✓  Want to become a stronger, more confident diver

✓  Want to become more involved in the Sea Aggie dive community

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
Available only to qualified Sea Aggie divers pursuing the TAMU-G Divemaster pathway. This program is not available to individuals participating in Divemaster programs through other dive shops or outside professional programs.
YOUR PATH TO DIVEMASTER STARTS IN THE WATER.

Fall 2026 enrollment is open. Get unlimited semester access, start building the dives and join a community of Sea Aggies working toward the next level.

$200
PER SEMESTER
PURCHASE YOUR SEMESTER PASS

Mammoth Dive Academy
979-288-6118   |   dive@divemammoth.com   |   www.divemammoth.com

The Sea Aggie Pre-Divemaster Development Program is a Mammoth Dive Academy program designed to support qualified students preparing for professional dive training. It does not replace or constitute the TAMU-G or SDI Divemaster course. Required prerequisite certifications, training courses, course materials, certification fees and other Divemaster expenses are not included in the $200 semester fee. Equipment is subject to availability and must be reserved in advance. Mammoth Lake reservation, safety and diving policies remain in effect.
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