Direct Costs	New York Resident	Out of State Resident
Tuition	$7,070	$31,050
Fees	$3,860	$3,860
Housing	$12,291	$12,291
Meal Plan	$7,450	$7,450
Total Direct Cost	$30,671	$54,651

Indirect Costs	New York Resident	Out of State Resident
Books	$900	$900
Transportation	$840	$840
Personal Expenses	$2,408	$2,408
Total Indirect Cost	$4,148	$4,148

ESTIMATED YEARLY COST

$34,819

$58,799

Important Notes/Key Terms:

Tuition is set annually by SUNY and is historically done in June. These costs are currently estimated as of 02/20/2026. All charges are subject to change following regulations and final approval from the state of New York, the State University of New York, and Stony Brook University. Tuition and Fees may vary based on program of study. Please visit the Student Financial Services Website for actual charges once finalized.

Understanding your Costs:

• Tuition: Tuition is the cost for the courses you are enrolled for in the academic year. The costs on this page are based on a full-time student taking between 12-18 credits per term.
• Fees: Broad-Based Fees are generally charged to all enrolled students and are necessary for the University to operate. A breakdown explanation of the fees can be located on the Student Financial Services website.
• Housing: Housing costs are based on the rate for a standard double room. If a student selects a single room or another housing option, the cost may be higher. Actual housing charges will vary depending on the specific residence hall and room type chosen. For rates visit the Campus Residences website.
• Meal Plan: Meal Plan costs are based on your meal plan of choice when residing on campus. For rates of the meal plan options on campus visit the Meal Plan website.

Direct vs Indirect Costs: Direct costs are expenses that the university directly charges to students (tuition, fees, housing, and meals). Indirect costs are expenses that students may incur as a result of attending college (books, transportation, personal expenses) but are not directly billed by the university.

Full time students will be billed for health insurance through the University. The option to waive this cost will be available by providing proof of coverage to the Student Health Service at Stony Brook University.

Direct Costs	New York Resident
Tuition	$7,070
Fees	$3,860
Total Direct Cost	$10,930

Indirect Costs	New York Resident
Housing	$4,050
Meals	$6,218
Books	$900
Transportation	$4,744
Personal Expenses	$2,408
Total Indirect Cost	$18,320

ESTIMATED YEARLY COSTS

$29,250

Important Notes/Key Terms:

Tuition is set annually by SUNY and is historically done in June. These costs are currently estimated as of 02/20/2026. All charges are subject to change following regulations and final approval from the state of New York, the State University of New York, and Stony Brook University. Tuition and Fees may vary based on program of study. Please visit the Student Financial Services Website for actual charges once finalized.

Understanding your Costs:

• Tuition: Tuition is the cost for the courses you are enrolled for in the academic year. The costs on this page are based on a full-time student taking between 12-18 credits per term.
• Fees: Broad-Based Fees are generally charged to all enrolled students and are necessary for the University to operate. A breakdown explanation of the fees can be located on the Student Financial Services website.
• Housing & Meals Note: Students will only be charged for Housing if they reside on campus, and will only be charged for a meal plan if living on campus or selecting a commuter meal plan. Off-campus and commuter housing/meal estimates are treated as indirect personal costs.

Direct vs Indirect Costs: Direct costs are expenses that the university directly charges to students. For commuter students, direct costs strictly include Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs are expenses that students may incur (textbooks, supplies, transportation, and personal expenses like groceries or entertainment) but are not directly billed by the university.

Full time students will be billed for health insurance through the University.  The option to waive this cost will be available by providing proof of coverage to the Student Health Service at Stony Brook University.

Direct Costs	New York Resident	Out of State Resident
Tuition	$7,070	$31,050
Fees	$3,860	$3,860
Total Direct Cost	$10,930	$34,910

Indirect Costs	New York Resident	Out of State Resident
Housing	$11,870	$11,870
Meals	$5,895	$5,895
Books	$900	$900
Transportation	$4,744	$4,744
Personal Expenses	$2,408	$2,408
Total Indirect Cost	$25,817	$25,817

ESTIMATED YEARLY COST

$36,747

$60,727

Important Notes/Key Terms:

Tuition is set annually by SUNY and is historically done in June. These costs are currently estimated as of 02/20/2026. All charges are subject to change following regulations and final approval from the state of New York, the State University of New York, and Stony Brook University. Tuition and Fees may vary based on program of study. Please visit the Student Financial Services Website for actual charges once finalized.

Understanding your Costs:

• Tuition: Tuition is the cost for the courses you are enrolled for in the academic year. The costs on this page are based on a full-time student taking between 12-18 credits per term.
• Fees: Broad-Based Fees are generally charged to all enrolled students and are necessary for the University to operate. A breakdown explanation of the fees can be located on the Student Financial Services website.
• Housing & Meals Note: Students will only be charged for Housing if they reside on campus, and will only be charged for a meal plan if living on campus or selecting a commuter meal plan. Off-campus and commuter housing/meal estimates are treated as indirect personal costs.

Direct vs Indirect Costs: Direct costs are expenses that the university directly charges to students. For off-campus students, direct costs strictly include Tuition and Fees. Indirect costs are expenses that students may incur (textbooks, supplies, transportation, and personal expenses like groceries or entertainment) but are not directly billed by the university.

Full time students will be billed for health insurance through the University.  The option to waive this cost will be available by providing proof of coverage to the Student Health Service at Stony Brook University.