Cost
Financing a college education is an important investment and understanding a student's
financial aid budget is a key component. The cost of attendance is calculated by each
university for one year of attendance. The cost of attendance is based on direct and
indirect costs. Direct costs include tuition, fees, room and board (if living on campus).
Indirect costs are not paid directly to Stony Brook and include books, supplies, transportation
and personal expenses.
Undergraduate Cost of Attendance 19-20 PDF
Estimated Undergraduate Cost of Attendance 2019-2020*Based On Full Time Enrollment/On-Campus
Housing
| DIRECT COSTS |
New York Resident |
Out of State Resident |
|
Tuition
|
$7,070 |
$24,740 |
|
Fees**
|
$3,106 |
$3,106 |
|
Room***
|
$9,082 |
$9,082 |
|
Meal Plan***
|
$5,196 |
$5,196 |
|
Total Direct Cost
|
$24,454 |
$42,124 |
| INDIRECT COSTS |
New York Resident |
Out of State Resident |
|
Books
|
$900 |
$900 |
|
Transportation
|
$500 |
$500 |
|
Personal
|
$1,368 |
$1,368 |
|
Total Indirect Cost
|
$2,768 |
$2,768 |
|
ESTIMATED COST
|
$27,222
|
$44,892
|
*These estimated costs are effective 07/11/2019. All charges are subject to change
following regulations from the state of New York, the State University of New York,
and Stony Brook University. Please visit the Bursar/Student Accounts Website for actual
charges.
**Fees include: College Fee, Health Services Fee, Intercollegiate Athletic Fee, Recreation
Center/Fields Fee, Technology Fee, Academic Excellence & Success Fee and Transportation
Fee.
***Costs may vary depending on meal plan and housing options selected. Double dorm
room and Unlimited Meal Plan were used to calculate above meal and housing plans.
All resident first year students are charged an additional fee for required opening
weekend meals. All resident transfer students are charged an additional fee for opening
weekend lunches.
Full time students who do not have their own health insurance are required to purchase
health insurance through the University.
| DIRECT COSTS |
New York Resident |
Out of State Resident |
|
Tuition
|
$6,670
|
$24,180
|
|
Fees**
|
$2,588
|
$2,588
|
|
Room***
|
$8,402
|
$8,402
|
|
Meal Plan***
|
$5,044
|
$5,044
|
|
Total Direct Cost
|
$22,704
|
$40,214
|
| INDIRECT COSTS |
New York Resident |
Out of State Resident |
|
Books
|
$900
|
$900
|
|
Transportation
|
$500
|
$500
|
|
Personal
|
$1,368
|
$1,368
|
|
Total Inderct Cost
|
$2,768
|
$2,768
|
|
ESTIMATED COST
|
$25,472
|
$42,982
|
*These estimated costs are effective 8/15/2017. All charges are subject to change
following regulations from the state of New York, the State University of New York,
and Stony Brook University. Please visit the Bursar/Student Accounts Website for actual
charges.
**Fees include: College Fee, Health Services Fee, Intercollegiate Athletic Fee, Recreation
Center/Fields Fee, Technology Fee, Academic Excellence & Success Fee and Transportation
Fee.
***Costs may vary depending on meal plan and housing options selected. Double dorm
room and Silver Meal plan were used to calculate above meal and housing plans. All
resident first year students are charged an additional fee for required opening weekend
meals. All resident transfer students are charged an additional fee for opening weekend
lunches.
Full time students who do not have their own health insurance are required to purchase
health insurance through the University.
Financial Need
Financial aid eligibility is based on your financial need. Financial need is calculated
by subtracting your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) from your Estimated Cost of
Attendance. Once your financial need is determined, Stony Brook will work to create
a financial aid package for you. The formula to determine your financial need is:
Your EFC is calculated each year using a formula determined by the US Congress after
the filing of a FAFSA. Your EFC is listed on the Student Aid Report (SAR) after your
FAFSA has been submitted.
