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where I am now, where I want to go.

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acres

miles east of NYC

miles of bike paths

season climate

miles from the beach

railroad stop on campus

I want a university that rewards the SUCCESSFUL student that I am.

One that brings out the BEST in me and offers unparalleled classes

and EXPERIENCES. I want to be in a place where I will have that

AHA MOMENT that shows me what my LIFE is about.

BRAG

You’ll belong to one of six themed Under-graduate Colleges in your fi rst year. Enjoy two small-group seminars (fewer than 20 students) and close faculty advising, compete in the Battle of the Undergraduate Colleges, and take part in a group project focusing on your College’s theme.

ABOUT.

I want a school I can

TOP

best value public university

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NATIONAL PUBLIC UNIVERSITY

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2,852

16,480

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SAT scores: Critical Reading

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Full-time freshmen

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Total number of students

Males/Females

Out-of-state/International students

35

Benn designed posters for student government

Mike enjoyed anchoring the SB News

Kirolos was accepted into Stony Brook’s medical school

Mariah trained students how to run their Hall Councils

Ranae sang in the Gospel Choir

Jared played alto sax in the marching band

Ruchi invented an all-natural mosquito repellent

Wolfi e danced the Cotton Eye Joe at halftime

Peter had a job upgrading software for Computer Science profs

Aimee helped restore the Biloxi coastline

Mike was an Honors College Big Sibling

Alexandra studied culinary arts in Florence

DISCOVERWHO I AM.

Emily enjoyed lacrosse club

Paola was invited to a roundtable with SBU’s President

Dayoon did research in the dental school

Connor was an intern at NASA

I want to

Can I see myself here?

The AHA MOMENT is different for everyone. See how more of our students found theirs.

Go to stonybrook.edu/admissions.

Christine learned Swahili in Tanzania

Kevin won a Churchill Scholarship to Cambridge U.

in a diverse community of scholars.

LEARNI want to

Our students

come from

nearly all

50 states

and more than

100 countries.

OPPOSITE: CHERRY BLOSSOMS PROVIDE THE SETTING FOR AN INFORMAL LECTURE AS SPRING WEATHER BRINGS THE CAMPUS TO LIFE.

THIS PAGE: LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE: IN A MACHINE SHOP, A LAB, IN FRONT OF THE ICONIC WALL IN THE LOBBY OF THE SIMONS CENTER FOR GEOMETRY AND PHYSICS, IN AN ART STUDIO, AND ON A RESEARCH VESSEL.

Stony Brook has what you want. Study marine science close to the Atlantic Ocean or mechanical engineering in our College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Explore our unique programs in journalism, pharmacology and sustainability studies. Indulge your love of literature and history in the Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies program, or learn Japanese in the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies.

I want to dive in, climb high, dig deep,

I have a lot of questions that need asking.

THINKHARD.

We offer a variety of Honors Programs for academically talented students:

• University Scholars

• Honors College

• Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)

• Engineering Scholars for Medicine

• Scholars for Medicine

• Scholars for Dental Medicine

stonybrook.edu/scholars

Students in our

Undergraduate

Research and Creative

Activities program

received Goldwater, Ful-

bright, Churchill and

Gates Cambridge

scholarships — the nation’s

highest awards to

undergraduates.

OPPOSITE: BIOLOGY MAJOR RAMON CABRERA WAS PART OF A RESEARCH TEAM STUDYING HOW HORMONES AFFECT REASONING IN LABORATORY RATS.

THIS PAGE: ON THE BEAT, IN THE NEWSROOM, ON STAGE, IN CLASS AND IN THE DENTAL CLINIC, SB STUDENTS CREATE AND EXPLORE, THEN DISPLAY THEIR WORK AT OUR ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH.

CHOICES STUDY.

Majors and MinorsBA – Major leading to Bachelor of Arts degreeBS – Major leading to Bachelor of Science degreeBE – Major leading to Bachelor of Engineering degree•Majors with honors programs •ABET accredited

Accounting, minorAdapted Aquatics, minorAfricana Studies, •BA & minorAmerican Studies, BA & minorAnthropology, •BA & minorApplied Mathematics & Statistics, BS & minorArt History & Criticism, •BA & minorArt, Studio, •BA & minorAsian & Asian American Studies, •BA & minorAstronomy/Planetary Sciences, •BS & minorAthletic Training, BSAtmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, •BSBiochemistry, •BSBioengineering, minorBiology, •BS & minorBiomaterials, minorBiomedical Engineering, •BEBusiness Management, •BS & minorChemical & Molecular Engineering, •BEChemistry, •BS, BA & minorChina Studies, minorCinema & Cultural Studies, •BA & minorCivil Engineering, BEClassical Civilization, minorClinical Laboratory Sciences, BSCoastal Environmental Studies, BS & minorCommunity Service Learning, minorComparative Literature, •BA & minor

FOR

Is there one (or more) for me?

I want lots of

MORE THAN 200 MAJORS, MINORS AND COMBINED-DEGREE PROGRAMS

Computer Engineering, ••BE & minor Computer Science, ••BS & minorCreative Writing & Literature, minorDance, minorDigital Arts, minorEarth & Space Sciences, BAEconomics, •BAEcosystems & Human Impact, BA & minorElectrical Engineering, ••BE & minorElectrical Engineering Online, BS (upper-division only)Electronic, Optical & Magnetic Materials, minorEngineering Majors: See alphabetical listings for Biomedical Engineering, Chemical & Molecular Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Science, Mechanical EngineeringEngineering Chemistry, BSEngineering Composites, minorEngineering Science, •BEEngineering & Technology Entrepreneurship, minorEnglish, •BA & minorEnvironmental Design, Policy & Planning, BA & minor Environmental Engineering, minorEnvironmental Humanities, BA & minorEnvironmental Studies, •BA & minorEuropean Studies, •BA & minorFrench Language & Literature, •BA & minorGeology, •BS & minorGeospatial Science, minorGerman Language & Literature, •BA & minorHealth Science, BSHealth & Wellness, minorHellenic Studies, minorHistory, •BA & minor

Human Evolutionary Biology, BS Information Systems, BS & minorInternational Studies, minorItalian American Studies, minorItalian Studies, •BA & minorJapanese Studies, minorJazz Music, minorJournalism, BA & minorJudaic Studies, minorKorean Studies, minorLatin American & Caribbean Studies, minorLeadership Development, minorLinguistics, •BA & minorManufacturing Engineering, minorMarine Sciences, •BS & minorMarine Vertebrate Biology, •BSMaterials Science, minorMathematics, •BS & minorMechanical Engineering, •BE & minorMedia Arts, minorMedieval Studies, minorMiddle Eastern Studies, minorMultidisciplinary Studies, •BAMusic, •BA & minor (audition required)Music & Technology, minorNanotechnology Studies, minorNursing, BS (upper-division only)Optics, minorPharmacology, •BSPhilosophy, •BA & minorPhysical Metallurgy, minorPhysics, •BS & minorPolitical Science, •BA & minorPsychology, •BS, BA

Religious Studies, •BA & minorRespiratory Care, BSRussian Studies, minorSocial Work, BS (upper-division only)Sociology, •BASouth Asian Studies, minorSpanish Language & Literature, •BA & minorSustainability Studies, BA & minorTechnological Systems Management, BS & minorTheatre Arts, •BA & minorWomen’s & Gender Studies, •BA & minorWriting, minor

PRE-LAW/PRE-MEDKnowledgeable pre-med and pre-law advisors provide guidance to undergraduates majoring in any discipline. Students seeking entrance to medical and law schools may select any major.

UNDERGRADUATE SECONDARY TEACHER PREPARATION (Accredited by NCATE )Biology French Mathematics Chemistry German PhysicsChinese Italian Social StudiesEarth Science Japanese Spanish English Korean TESOL (K-12)

COMBINED-DEGREE PROGRAMSUse graduate credits toward your under graduate degree and complete both degrees in �ve years.

FAST TRACK MBA DEGREE PROGRAMEarn an MBA along with your choice of undergrad-uate major (BA, BS and selected BE programs).

OTHER COMBINED-DEGREE PROGRAMSApplied Mathematics & Statistics, BS/MS Applied Mathematics & Statistics, BS/Public Health, MPHArt History & Criticism, BA/MABiochemistry, BS/Chemistry, MS Biomedical Engineering, BE/MSChemistry, BS/MS, BS/MATComputer Engineering, BE/MSComputer Engineering, BE/Electrical Engineering, MSComputer Science, BS/MSEarth Science, BA/MATEarth & Space Sciences, BA/MPHElectrical Engineering, BE/MSElectrical Engineering, BE/Computer Engineering, MSEngineering Chemistry, BS/Chemistry, MSEngineering Chemistry, BS/Materials Science, MSEngineering Science, BE/Materials Science, MS English, BA/MAFrench, BA/MATHealth Science, BS/Occupational Therapy, MSHistory, BA/MAT, BA/MAItalian, BA/MATLinguistics, BA/MA (TESOL)Marine Science, BS/Atmospheric Science, MSMathematics, BS/MATMechanical Engineering, BE/MSPharmacology, BS/MPHPhilosophy, BA/MAPhysics, BS/MAT Political Science, BA/Public Policy, MASpanish, BA/MATTechnological Systems Management, BS/MSTheatre Arts, BA/MAWomen’s & Gender Studies, BA/MPH

I want to

EXPERIENCE LIFEbeyond the classroom. Maybe beyond the country. I want to make every moment count.

THIS PAGE: LEARNING CAN TAKE PLACE IN A WILDLIFE PRESERVE; ON MOUNT KILIMANJARO; IN DISCOVERY BAY, JAMAICA; IN ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA; AT BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB; AND IN THE NEW YORK STATE SENATE.

Oh, the places you’ll go. Choose the learning experience that’s right

for you. Your classroom might be at the foot of a volcano or at the

top of Mount Kilimanjaro, in the ABC newsroom or at the Museum

of Modern Art, in a wildlife preserve or in the nation’s capital.

Or work with the world’s top scientists at nearby Brookhaven

National Laboratory, co-managed by Stony Brook.

OPPOSITE: STUDENT EXPLORING TROPICAL MARINE LIFE DURING AN UNDERWATER EXCURSION IN JAMAICA.

THE

I want to be a part of change.

I want to give back, help others,

IMPROVE WORLD.

Giving back is a big deal at Stony Brook. Students work with local �re depart-ments as EMTs, mentor incoming students, work in soup kitchens and shave their heads to fund cancer research.

Every spring dozens of students help rebuild faraway communities through our dynamic Alternative Spring Break Outreach (ASBO) program.

Stony Brook made the 2014 Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service in Higher Education.

We

develop

leaders.

OPPOSITE: STUDENT VOLUNTEERING WITH LOCAL VILLAGE AMBULANCE CORPS.

THIS PAGE: STUDENTS GIVE BACK BY BIKING ACROSS AMERICA, RESTORING COASTLINES, GREENING THE CAMPUS BY PLANTING TREES, DISTRIBUTING FOOD FOR HUNGER RELIEF, AND REBUILDING AFTER HURRICANE DAMAGE.

There’s room for every-one. Corridor- and suite-style rooms are available. Our newest residence halls – Nobel Halls – are environmentally friendly and LEED Gold-certifi ed. Specialty living areas, such as Quiet Lifestyle and 24-Hour Quiet Com munities, are offered in selected buildings in every one of our six quads.

That includes eating (sleeping is optional).

for my friends, for myself, for

I want time

LIVING.

86%of freshmen

live on

campus.

OPPOSITE: AT HOME IN A RESIDENTIAL SUITE.

THIS PAGE: YOU’LL FIND SO MANY WAYS TO HAVE FUN, FROM OUR NEW 85,000-SQUARE-FOOT CAMPUS RECREATION CENTER, TO THE STALLER STEPS, TO NEW YORK CITY, TO WEST MEADOW BEACH, THREE MILES FROM CAMPUS.

I want to join in the fun, sing, cheer,

WEAR RED.

GOSEAWOLVES!

THIS PAGE: SEAWOLVES SOFTBALL AE CHAMPS, HOMECOMING COURT, WOLFIE AND THE SPIRIT OF STONY BROOK MARCHING BAND, A FAN, THE ANNUAL ROTH POND REGATTA, AND BASKETBALL IN OUR NEW ARENA.

OPPOSITE: A SEA OF RED AT A STONY BROOK SEAWOLVES FOOTBALL GAME.

A great education with a

That’s what I want.GREAT FUTURE.

Scholarships

Stony Brook is committed to excellence.

We offer high-achieving students

a variety of merit scholarships, including

special scholarships to Intel Science

Talent Search and National Merit

Scholarship Competition � nalists

and semi� nalists, valedictorians and

salutatorians. Apply early for fullest

consideration of scholarship support.

Financial Aid

To apply for federal and New York State aid, complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at fafsa.ed.gov. Enter Stony Brook’s federal school code (002838).

Enter Stony Brook’s New York State code (0875) on the Express Tuition Assistance Program Application for New York State residents.

VALUESTONY BROOKIS ONE OF THE MOST AFFORDABLE TOP-RANKED UNIVERSITIES IN THE NATION.

*All charges are subject to change without notice. Costs may vary, depending on the meal plan and housing selected. Students also will require � nancial resources to cover additional costs for books, supplies, travel and miscellaneous items. Full-time students without health insurance will be required to enroll in the student health insurance program.

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act requires institutions to give timely warnings of crimes that represent a threat to the safety of students or employees. In compliance with the Clery Act, Stony Brook University Police has completed its Annual Security Report. The report is available at stonybrook.edu/police/annual-security-report or a hard copy may be requested from the Of� ce of the Chief of Police at (631) 632-6350 or the Department of Human Resources at (631) 632-6161.

A great Apply Online

stonybrook.edu/admissions

Application deadline:Fall: January 15Spring: November 1

We accept both the SUNY application and the Common Application.

College Board/SAT code: 2548

ACT code: 2952

For more information: (631) 632-6868

Email: enroll@stonybrook.edu

New York State Resident Out-of-State Resident

TUITION $ 6,470 $ 21,550

FEES $ 2,388 $ 2,388ROOM

AND BOARD $ 12,032 $ 12,032DIRECT

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