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Stony Brook University

Offers a seat to 13% of applicants, up from 8% in 2011.

#17
Path32 admissions rank, 2026
#11 in 2025
701
applications, 2025-26
for 46 seats
13.4%
offered a seat
median school 10.8%
3.85
average overall GPA
DAT AA 470
2025-26 admissions cycle

From application to first day

Each bar is drawn to scale against applications received.

Applications received701
Examined by committee358
Offered a seat94
Enrolled46

Applicants per seat

15.2 applicants per seat in 2025 (13 in 2000), below the median school's 17.7.

0204060200020052010201520202025Median15.2
Stony Brook UniversityMedian school

Acceptance rate

13.4% of applicants were offered a seat in 2025, less selective than the median school (10.8%). It was 8.1% in 2011.

0%5%10%15%2011201520202025Median13.4%
Stony Brook UniversityMedian school

Average overall GPA

Average overall GPA of 3.85 in 2025, up from 3.43 in 2000. The median school is at 3.71.

3.203.403.603.804.00200020052010201520202025Median3.85
Stony Brook UniversityMedian school

DAT standing among schools

In 2025, its entering class out-scored 91% of other schools on the DAT Academic Average.

0255075100200020052010201520202025Middle91

Percent of other schools with a lower DAT Academic Average that year. Ranking within each year keeps the 2025 move to a 200–600 scale comparable.

Tuition, 2025-26

What Stony Brook University costs

Four years of tuition and mandatory fees for in-state students: $228,593, or $341,953 out-of-state. That ranks #51 most expensive of 69 schools for in-state students and #51 out-of-state. Living expenses are not included.

Year by year

Tuition and mandatory fees for each year of the program, 2025-26.

YearTuition, in-stateTuition, out-of-stateFees
1st$39,130$67,470$23,541
2nd$39,130$67,470$17,770
3rd$39,130$67,470$16,160
4th$39,130$67,470$14,602
Total$228,593$341,953incl. fees

80% of the 2025-26 first-year class are New York residents.

First-year tuition and fees

In-state cost is up 33% since 2014-15. Hover a year for the numbers.

$0K$20K$40K$60K$80K201420202025Median$71K$42K
In-stateOut-of-stateMedian school, in-state

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First-year class, 2025-26

Who's in the class

46 first-year students: 65.2% women (all U.S. schools: 59.5%). The largest groups are White (47.8%) and Asian (41.3%).

Stony Brook University48%41%
All U.S. schools44%26%10%
WhiteAsianHispanicBlackTwo or more racesAmerican Indian, Alaska Native, Pacific IslanderU.S. nonresidentUnknown

Women in the class

Share of first-year students who are women, 2000–2025.

0%25%50%75%100%200020052010201520202025All65%
Stony Brook UniversityAll schools

How the mix has changed

Share of first-year students who are White, Asian, Hispanic or Black. Hover a year for counts.

0%20%40%60%80%200020052010201520202025
WhiteAsianHispanicBlack
First-year class by year, 2000–2025
YearStudentsWomenWhiteAsianHispanicBlackTwo+AI/AN/PINonres.Unknown
202546302219120101
202447311522101116
202345362220210000
202246292022100102
202145222021110002
202047302221300001
201946222317210012
201846282315212030
201744242216201003
201644252412212021
201544233113000000
201442222114110005
20134121246320006
20124120316100003
20114220318100101
201040242015000032
200941172514100001
200839141913210004
20073920287100003
20063917239110005
200540232610100003
200441182612000003
20033819275010005
20023820269100002
20013820297110000
200040212510200003

Before 2010 the ADA did not report two or more races or U.S. nonresidents separately. Hispanic includes any race. Source: ADA/CODA Survey of Dental Education, Report 1.

Home states, 2011–2025

Where Stony Brook University's students come from

653 matriculants from 21 states and territories. 88% were New York residents.

New York1–45–1920–4950–199200+
  1. New York57487.9%
  2. New Jersey264%
  3. California101.5%
  4. Connecticut71.1%
  5. Massachusetts71.1%
  6. Pennsylvania40.6%
Year-by-year data, 2000–2025
YearApplicationsExaminedOfferedEnrolledAcceptanceDAT AAGPA overallGPA science
2025701358944613.4%4703.853.80
20241,156132110479.5%22.33.733.79
20238921571244513.9%21.73.753.80
20221,0801681474613.6%21.93.743.69
20211,04517290458.6%22.53.773.70
20209611761244712.9%21.53.593.52
20191,0652041334612.5%22.23.703.63
20181,17718698468.3%21.63.653.60
20171,16516498448.4%21.63.703.63
20161,193169104448.7%21.53.703.62
20151,160173112449.7%223.663.60
20141,11312979427.1%223.723.66
20131,12811473416.5%213.623.53
20121,09715882417.5%213.673.60
20111,04318584428.1%213.663.57
20101,262201—40—20.73.673.65
20091,455232—41—213.713.66
20081,454270—39—213.733.70
20071,330282—39—223.703.60
20061,705215—39—19.43.563.52
2005836224—40—203.603.60
2004667171—41—20.53.643.62
2003151151—38—19.193.553.50
2002492492—38—19.73.543.53
2001552552—38—20.263.533.44
2000520520—40—19.73.433.33

DAT is on a 1–30 scale through 2024 and a 200–600 scale from 2025. Offers are not available before 2011.

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