Profile: Stony Brook University

Fast Facts

Location:Stony Brook
Setting:Urban
Population:14,577
Enrollment:24,103
On Campus:41%
Language:English
Calendar:Semester
Approximate:
  • Fall 08/27
  • Spring 01/21

Tuition & Payments

PLAN A: OPEN
You will pay in-state/in province tuition/fees directly to your host campus.
OPEN - Host campus accepts ALL qualified applicants.

PLAN B: UNEVEN
You will pay your normal tuition/fees to your home campus.
UNEVEN - Host campus accepts a few more students than it sends out.

Estimated Per Semester
Costs For Plan A Tuition & Fees: $3,757

Estimated Per Semester
Costs For Room And Meals: $5,499

More Info

Receive From Canada
PLAN A, PLAN B

Campus Diversity
36%Caucasian
7%African American
9%Hispanic
22%Asian American
0%Native American
8%International
18%Other


Campus Profile

A member of the elite AAU, we are recognized as one of the nations' finest public research universities and as the number one research institution in the SUNY System. Bicycle paths, an orchard, a pond, and spacious plazas compliment modern laboratories, classroom buildings, and residence halls. The Staller Center offers hundreds of programs in music, theatre and dance. The indoor sports complex seats 5000 and the football stadium seast 6000. We have an observatory and nuclear accelerator.
Offered by the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, we also have a SEMESTER BY THE SEA program. This program is designed for undergraduate students to spend the fall semester immersed in marine studies while in residence at the Stony Brook Southampton Campus. The program takes full advantage of Stony Brook's Southampton Marine Science Center, research vessels, waterfront lab facilties and access to the Atlantic Ocean.
http://www.stonybrook.edu/sb/southampton/sea_marine.shtml

Campus Location - Only 60 miles east of New York City and 3 miles from West Meadow Beach on the eastern seaboard of the US
Situated on 1,039 acres on the north shore of Long Island
A four-season climate.

Programs
Undergraduate Majors Open to NSE Students

Anthropology: Anthropology, Archaeology

Area Studies: Afro-American Studies, American Studies, Asian American Studies, Chinese Studies, Cinema and Cultural Studies, European Studies, Japanese Studies, Judaic Studies, Korean Studies, Latin American Studies, Middle Eastern Studies

Art/Design/Fine Art: Art, Art History, Studio Art, Theater Art

Biological Sciences: Biology/Life Science

Chemistry: Biochemistry, Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry

Communications: Journalism

Earth Sciences: Astronomy, Atmospheric Sciences, Geology, Geosciences, Planetary and Space Sciences

Economics: Economics

English: Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, English, Linguistics

Environmental Studies: Energy/Environmental Policy, Environmental Design, Environmental Geology, Environmental Studies, Sustainability Studies

Foreign Language: Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish

General Studies: Classical Studies, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Social Sciences

Geology: Geology

History: History

Marine Sciences: Marine Biology, Marine Sciences, Marine Studies, Oceanography

Mathematics: Mathematics

Performing Arts: Music, Theater Arts/Drama

Philosophy/Religious Studies: Philosophy, Religious Studies

Physics: Physics

Political Science: Political Science

Psychology: Psychology

Sociology/Social Work: Sociology, Women and Gender Studies



Closed Programs
All courses in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. All courses in the School of Health Technology and Management, Pharmacology and Athletic Training.

Limitations
Enrollment in upper division biology, chemistry, economics and psychology classes may be difficult. Music and Art courses may require an audition or portfolio submission. Journalism, studio art and theater courses are very limited.

Notable Academic Programs
Marine Sciences, Journalism, Biology/Life Science, Physics, Music

Unique Academic Programs
Atmospheric Sciences, Asian American Studies, Environmental Design, Environmental Studies, Marine Biology

Conditions
GPA and Other Academic Requirements Exchange Preferences Mid-Year Exchange Graduate and Post-Baccalaureate Students Summer Exchange International Students (Visa Students)
Tuition/Fees
Tuition and Fees Per Semester - Plan A Students Tuition and Fees - Plan B Students
Maximum Credit Hours Per Semester
Miscellaneous Fees - Per Semester
Figures are current as of 5/21/2012.

Purpose Amount Period Plan Status
Application Fee: $85 Year Plan A & B Mandatory
Housing Deposit: $200 Year Plan A & B Mandatory
Tuition Deposit Fee: $150 Year Plan A Mandatory

Exchange with Canada - Health Insurance
Students must purchase campus health insurance at $0 per semester.

Financial Aid
Plan A
For Plan A U.S. students, aid is awarded by and disbursed from your host campus. Students apply for federally funded financial aid by using the FAFSA code of their host campus. Host campuses award aid to incoming Plan A students on a first-come, first-served basis as long as funds are available. Ask your home campus NSE coordinator if your campus awards aid to their own outgoing students. If so, do not apply for aid from your host campus.

For eligible Plan A applicants U.S. federal financial aid may be available in the following programs:

Use FAFSA CODE: 002838

Plan B
For Plan B students, aid is awarded by and disbursed from your home campus.

Canada
Regardless of Plan A or Plan B, students exchanging to or from Canada, apply for financial aid at their home campus.
Room/Meals
On-Campus Housing Per Semester Off-Campus Housing Meal Plans Per Semester


All data in this document is the responsibility of the campus and has been provided by the campus NSE coordinator.