Stony Brook University
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794, USA.
Stony Brook University is a major public research university in Stony Brook, New York, and a flagship campus of the SUNY system known for high research activity and academic breadth. Classified as an R1: Doctoral University – Very High Research Activity, it engages students in interdisciplinary study, robust STEM, health sciences, business, and liberal arts programs. The campus offers extensive undergraduate and graduate options, strong experiential and research opportunities (including ties to Brookhaven National Laboratory), and a diverse, active student community. With over 250,000 alumni worldwide and a global research footprint, Stony Brook prepares students for competitive careers and advanced study.
- Public research university and SUNY flagship campus, part of the Association of American Universities.
- Offers 200+ undergraduate and 140+ graduate/professional programs.
- Recognized nationally for research and innovation; strong STEM, health sciences, and liberal arts.
- NCAA Division I athletics as the Seawolves; vibrant student clubs and organizations.
- Dedicated International Student Center supporting a large and growing global student population (~3,800+ international students).
- Students come from 100+ countries.
- Undergraduate priority deadline: November 1 (for Fall intake).
- Undergraduate regular deadline: January 15 (for Fall).
- Graduate deadlines: Vary widely by program; many have January 15 deadlines for fall admission and others differ per department.
- Financial aid deadlines: Often align with admissions deadlines; early filing recommended for merit/need consideration.
Undergraduate (international)
- Academic: Completion of secondary education with strong academic preparation.
- English: Proof of English proficiency required (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo or equivalent).
- Standardized tests: Stony Brook is test-optional; SAT/ACT scores aren’t required.
- Other: International applicants must submit documents showing financial support for one year to receive I-20 for visa purposes.
Exact details and score minimums depend on school and program.
Graduate (international)
- Academic: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
- English: English proficiency evidence generally required; minimum scores vary by department.
- Tests: GRE/GMAT requirements depend on graduate program.
- Other: Official transcripts, recommendations, statement of purpose, and proof of financial support for visa documentation.
| Program Level | Annual Cost of Attendance |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | $54,000.00 - $54,000.00 |
Undergraduate (international)
- Academic: Completion of secondary education with strong academic preparation.
- English: Proof of English proficiency required (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo or equivalent).
- Standardized tests: Stony Brook is test-optional; SAT/ACT scores aren’t required.
- Other: International applicants must submit documents showing financial support for one year to receive I-20 for visa purposes.
Exact details and score minimums depend on school and program.
Graduate (international)
- Academic: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
- English: English proficiency evidence generally required; minimum scores vary by department.
- Tests: GRE/GMAT requirements depend on graduate program.
- Other: Official transcripts, recommendations, statement of purpose, and proof of financial support for visa documentation.
| Level | Web Page | Download |
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| Undergraduate | View Programs | — |