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Admitted Seawolf Day

Saturday, March 28, 2026

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New Student Sessions

10 am to 10:45 am

Financial Aid Workshop

Javits Lecture Center 100

Learn about the financial aid process, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. Financial aid counselors will be available to answer your questions about the FAFSA, financial aid packages, and payment options to help make your Stony Brook education affordable. The Financial Aid Office will be available for walk-ins from 12-3:30 pm for any unanswered questions

First-Year Students: Next Steps to Becoming a Seawolf

Frey 100, 102, & 104

Now that you're admitted, learn what you need to do next to secure your space at the University for the fall semester. From paying deposits, to the orientation process, this session will help you to navigate the enrollment process and assure a seamless transition to becoming a Seawolf.

Transfer Students: Next Steps to Becoming a Seawolf

Frey 105

See the World and Earn Academic Credits: Explore Domestic and International Programs

Wang Center, Theatre & Lecture Hall 2

Explore domestic and international study opportunities with Stony Brook! Our programs provide access to diverse universities in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, and countries worldwide. These affordable, accessible options enable you to earn academic credits while experiencing different cultures, engaging with new academic perspectives, and developing global competencies that enhance your Stony Brook degree.

Undergraduate Colleges: Your First-Year Experience

Student Activities Center, Auditorium, Ballroom A & Ballroom B

Learn more about our Undergraduate Colleges (UGC), vibrant learning communities offering individualized support, while connecting you with faculty, staff, and campus resources to guide you to a successful first year at Stony Brook University.

11:15 am to 12 pm

Financial Aid Workshop

Javits Lecture Center 100

First-Year Students: Next Steps to Becoming a Seawolf

Frey 100, 102, & 104

Transfer Students: Next Steps to Becoming a Seawolf

Frey 105

See the World and Earn Academic Credits: Explore Domestic and International Programs

Wang Center, Theatre & Lecture Hall 2

Undergraduate Colleges: Your First-Year Experience

Student Activities Center, Auditorium, Ballroom A & Ballroom B

Academic Program Sessions/Overviews

12:30 pm to 1:15 pm

College of Arts and Sciences

Exploring the Arts and Humanities

Frey Hall 105

This session highlights how the Arts and Humanities disciplines foster critical thinking, creativity, and communication skills. This session highlights disciplines such as Art, Asian & Asian-American Studies, Hispanic Languages & Literature, Languages & Cultural Studies, Music, Native American Indigenous Studies, Philosophy and Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies. Attendees will learn about academic pathways, experiential opportunities, performance opportunities, and potential career directions.

Biology Pathways at Stony Brook

Student Activities Center, Auditorium

Come to learn about the different pathways through Biology at Stony Brook. We will explore the difference between a BA and a BS, discuss specialization pathways, and introduce you to the applied experiences available for Biology majors.

Knots, Curves, and Topology: A Hands-On Math Demonstration (With Bagels)

Wang Center, 201

In mathematics, topology is like geometry where you can't necessarily measure distances or angles; you only know when things are "close". We will discuss some aspects of topology with several examples, especially one in which participants will cut a bagel so that the halves are separate, but linked together. This allows for more cream cheese. Bagels and cream cheese provided.

Exploring the Social Sciences

Frey Hall 100

The social sciences examine how individuals, groups and societies interact and function. This session highlights disciplines such as Africana Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Globalization Studies and International Relations, History, Linguistics, Political Science & Sociology. These interdisciplinary fields help explain social issues, and inform public policy and civic engagement in an increasingly complex world. Students who choose the social sciences develop critical thinking and research literacy skills.

Choosing Psychology as a Field of Study

Frey Hall 102

Psychology combines research, critical thinking, and real-world application to better understand human behavior and address personal, social, and organizational challenges. Students who study psychology develop analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills that are valuable across a wide range of careers and graduate pathways.

Student Life Panel

Stony Brook Union, Ballroom

Interested in learning what is like to be a student at Stony Brook? Join some of our current student leaders as they discuss their experiences and involvement here at the University.

Teacher Education Programs

Wang Center, Lecture Hall 2

Come learn more about programs offered at Stony Brook for anyone interested in becoming a Middle School or High School teacher.

Writers Within the College of Arts & Sciences

Frey Hall 104

This session highlights the disciplines of English, Creative Writing, Film & Television, Writing and Rhetoric and Theatre Arts, illustrating the focus, skills, and career pathways associated with each field. with particular attention to writing as a practice that develops voice, storytelling, and craft across genres. Explore how each major cultivates transferable skills such as critical analysis, persuasive communication, and imaginative thinking for multiple academic interests and career directions.

College of Business

Overview

Wang Center, Theatre

Learn about the innovative programs offered by the College of Business, including specializations in accounting, finance, marketing, and management. Discover how our curriculum integrates real-world experiences, cutting-edge research, and industry partnerships to prepare students for successful careers in the global business environment.

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Applied Math & Statistics

Javits Lecture Center 103

Explore the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, which offers programs that combine mathematical theory with practical applications in fields such as data science, computational finance, and operations research.

Biomedical Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 101

Discover how Stony Brook's Biomedical Engineering program bridges engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to develop innovative healthcare solutions.

Chemical & Molecular Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 111

Learn about our Chemical & Molecular Engineering program, which prepares students to address global challenges in energy, materials, and sustainability.

Civil Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 109

Explore Stony Brook's Civil Engineering program, which focuses on designing sustainable infrastructure for society's needs.

Computer Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 110

Discover our Computer Engineering program, which prepares students for careers at the forefront of technological innovation.

Computer Science

Javits Lecture Center 100

Learn about Stony Brook's renowned Computer Science program, consistently ranked among the top in the nation.

Data Science

Javits Lecture Center 100

Explore our interdisciplinary Data Science program that combines computer science, statistics, and domain-specific knowledge to extract insights from complex data.

Electrical Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 110

Discover our Electrical Engineering program, which prepares students for careers at the forefront of technological innovation.

Engineering Science

Javits Lecture Center 111

Learn about our Engineering Science program, which prepares students to address global challenges in energy, materials, and sustainability.

Information Systems

Javits Lecture Center 100

The Information Systems major will train you to design, build, and implement effective computerized data processing and solution systems.

Mechanical Engineering

Javits Lecture Center 102

Discover Stony Brook's Mechanical Engineering program, which blends fundamental engineering principles with hands-on applications.

Technological Systems Management

New Computer Science 120

Learn about our unique Technological Systems Management program, which bridges engineering with management principles to prepare students for leadership roles in technology-driven organizations.

School of Communication and Journalism

Overview & Tour

Stony Brook Union, Auditorium 103

Explore the School of Communication and Journalism's innovative programs in journalism, mass communication, and media studies. Tour our state-of-the-art facilities including multimedia newsrooms, broadcast studios, and editing suites. Learn how our hands-on curriculum, internship opportunities, and award-winning student media prepare you for careers in digital journalism, strategic communication, and emerging media platforms.

School of Health Professions

Respiratory Care, Clinical Lab Sciences & Health Science

Student Activities Center, Ballroom A

Discover programs in Respiratory Care, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, and Health Science that prepare students for in-demand healthcare careers. Learn about our accredited curriculum, state-of-the-art simulation labs, clinical experiences at Stony Brook Medicine, and excellent job placement rates for graduates.

School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences

Overview

Earth and Space Sciences 001

Learn about the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, which offers innovative programs in marine science, atmospheric science, and sustainability studies. Discover our unique research facilities, field experiences on Long Island's diverse coastal environments, and opportunities to address critical environmental challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration.

School of Nursing

Overview

Student Activities Center, Ballroom B

Explore Stony Brook's School of Nursing, known for excellence in nursing education, research, and practice. Learn about our diverse program options, state-of-the-art simulation center, clinical experiences at Stony Brook Medicine, and our tradition of preparing nursing leaders who make a difference in healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

School of Social Welfare

Overview

Wang Center, Lecture Hall 1

Explore Stony Brook’s School of Social Welfare, dedicated to advancing social, economic, and environmental justice. Learn about our CSWE-accredited programs, our commitment to trauma-informed practice, and the diverse clinical and macro field placements available across the region. Discover how we prepare compassionate, skilled professionals to lead systemic change, advocate for vulnerable populations, and transform communities through evidence-based practice and social action.

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Special Programs: Labs, Tours & More

1 pm to 3 pm

Campus Tours (tours will be available starting at 12 pm)

Humanities Building, Lecture Halls

Student tour guides will walk you around our picturesque campus.

Residence Hall Tours

Mendelsohn & H Communities

Tour residential communities and learn about our housing options.

Financial Aid Walk-In Questions (available starting at 12 pm)

Stony Brook Union, Suite 208

Speak with members of our Financial Aid team.

Art Studios Tour

Staller Center

Take a tour of our creative facilities, including ceramic, sculpture, printmaking, lithography, painting, photo darkrooms, lighting studios, digital classrooms and our new Future Histories Studio. We will also tour current studio exhibitions and installations. Meet up in the Staller Center Lobby in front of the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, tours begin on the hour at 1 & 2 PM.

Biology Lab Tours

Centers for Molecular Medicine

An opportunity to explore the Undergraduate Instructional Laboratories in the Centers for Molecular Medicine. These tours will be hosted by faculty members from the Life Sciences Departments and feature current student perspectives, including the opportunity to speak directly with students involved in undergraduate research. Tours will be ongoing from 1 - 3 PM.

Chemistry Lab Tours

Chemistry Building, Lobby

See the original instrument with which MRI was developed. See the laboratories where chemistry lab courses are taught. Tour led by chemistry faculty. Tours will be ongoing from 1 - 3 PM.

Geosciences Lab Tours

Earth & Space Sciences 267

Tour the Vibrational Spectroscopy Laboratory in the Department of Geosciences and learn how we use a variety of scientific instruments to learn about extraterrestrial samples from the Moon, Mars, and asteroids. The lab tour will include descriptions of the techniques we use to study samples of other planets and what we can learn from the analyses. Admitted students will also have the opportunity to touch a piece of the Moon! Each tour should last roughly 20-25 minutes and will begin every half hour starting at 1pm and ending at 3pm.

Melville Library Tours

Melville Library, Lobby

Explore the Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library, Stony Brook's main library and a hub for academic resources and student services. Learn about our extensive collections, specialized databases, research assistance, collaborative study spaces, and technology services designed to support student success.

Music Tour (1 pm & 2 pm only)

Wang Center, Lobby

Our Music department is home to a number of student groups, including the University Orchestra, the Stony Brook marching bands, jazz ensembles, and the Stony Brook Chorale, as well as offering individual instrumental and voice lessons, several minors, and the possibility for double majors. Students will see several spaces in the Music Building, including a performance/rehearsal space, the Percussion studio, a sample teaching studio. Each tour should last about 20 minutes. Meet up at the Wang Center Welcome Table, tours begin on the hour at 1 & 2 PM.

Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery

Staller Center, Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery

Self guided tour of the gallery from 1 - 3 PM. Graduate MFA thesis exhibition will be on view.

Physics & Astronomy Lab Tours

Physics Building, Lobby

Faculty and students will be available to discuss our undergraduate program. Lab tours will be conducted in various labs. Students can sign up for the lab tours in the Physics building's main lobby. Attendees can also participate in an astronomy simulation or telescope tour.

School of Health Professions Open Labs (starts at 2 pm)

Health Sciences Tower, Level 2

Tour the School of Health Professions' specialized laboratories and simulation facilities where students develop clinical skills in realistic healthcare environments.

UNITI Cultural Center

Stony Brook Union

Visit the UNITI Cultural Center, a vibrant hub for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus. Learn about multicultural programs, leadership development opportunities, and community-building initiatives that celebrate the rich diversity of the Stony Brook community and foster a sense of belonging for all students.

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences: Open Labs (starts at 1:30 pm)

CME Teaching Lab

Heavy Engineering 254

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Chemical & Molecular Engineering students in their unit operations laboratory sequence. This space introduces students to essential industry practices by operating units such as pumps, fluidized beds, and heat exchangers. Students also gain practical experience performing reactions vital to the food and biotechnology industries.

Secure IoT Embedded Systems and Digital Systems Prototyping Lab

Light Engineering 228

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering students focusing on secure interconnectivity and device prototyping. Within this space, upper-division students program FPGAs to solve complex problems where standard microcontrollers fall short. The lab provides critical experience in digital systems at the register transfer level using tools like VHDL and PLDs.

Embedded Systems Design Lab

Light Engineering 230

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering students to build complex systems around microcontrollers. Throughout their coursework, students learn to interface with a variety of input and output devices, ranging from simple switches to advanced environmental sensors. These skills culminate in practical final projects such as custom HVAC interfaces, data loggers, and digital guitar tuners.

Analog Design Lab

Light Engineering 283

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering students to design, build, and analyze analog electronic circuits. Each dedicated station is fully equipped with digital storage oscilloscopes, signal generators, and soldering tools for comprehensive testing. Students utilize this space throughout their academic journey, starting with simple digital clocks and advancing to complex analog circuit topologies.

BME Teaching Lab

Life Sciences 026/024

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Biomedical Engineering students across all three program specializations. The facility supports wet labs for cellular studies, biomechanical testing of biological tissues, and electrical circuitry analysis for bioimaging. Additionally, students develop vital innovation and prototyping skills utilizing 3D design software, 3D printers, and microcontrollers.

Construction & Geotechnical Materials Characterization Laboratory

Heavy Engineering 237

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Civil Engineering and Engineering Science students to evaluate construction materials and soils. Students conduct industry-standard tests to measure the load capacity of structural elements made from steel, wood, and reinforced concrete. The laboratory also introduces essential geotechnical techniques used to characterize ground composition for designing safe foundations and tunnels.

Coastal & Hydraulic Engineering Research Laboratory

Heavy Engineering 005

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Civil Engineering and Engineering Science students studying fluid mechanics and hydraulics. The facility highlights a state-of-the-art, 80-foot combined wave and bi-directional current flume used to simulate real-world coastal phenomena. This advanced instrumentation supports critical experiments focused on coastal structures, beach morphology, and marine renewable energy harvesting.

“The Space” Maker Space

Engineering 105

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment available to all engineering majors for bringing personal designs and class projects to life. This collaborative maker space is fully stocked with 3D printers, electronics workstations, a Cricut Maker 3, and a comprehensive build area. Students can attend training workshops to gain the confidence needed to safely operate the machinery and finalize their prototypes.

Student Machine Shop

Engineering 009

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Civil Engineering, Engineering Science, and Mechanical Engineering students to master fundamental fabrication practices. Through dedicated coursework, students gain practical experience in sheet metal working, drilling, turning, milling, and welding by machining their own projects from raw materials. Once trained, students can return to this shop to independently fabricate custom parts for their culminating Senior Design projects.

Mechanical Engineering Manufacturing Lab

Heavy Engineering 137

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Mechanical Engineering students to bridge the gap between theoretical design and real-world feasibility. The lab features both subtractive CNC milling systems and additive FDM manufacturing techniques so students can directly produce their own custom parts. Participants also employ basic metrology techniques to evaluate the accuracy of their creations and the efficacy of different manufacturing processes.

Center for Thermal Spray Research

Heavy Engineering 130

Explore hands-on learning opportunities and specialized equipment used for Engineering Science students to study the fundamentals of thermal spray materials and technology. This facility, established through a major National Science Foundation grant, has enabled significant breakthroughs in materials science and engineering processes. Students can investigate the mechanics of layered structures and hybrid architectures that combine ceramics, metals, and polymers for advanced durability and unique functionalities.

1:30 pm to 3 pm

Academic Fair

Wang Center, Lobby

Faculty from academic departments will be available to meet and greet you.

Student Activities Fair

Stony Brook Union, Lobby

With more than 500 student clubs and organizations, there's always fun to be found outside of the classroom.

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Student Engagement Fair

New Computer Science, Atrium

Join the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences for the opportunity to explore the various clubs and organizations within the College. Connect with current students, discover ways to get involved at SBU, and learn about research being conducted by multidisciplinary teams in the Vertically Integrated Projects Program. Be sure to stop by the CEAS Peer Mentoring Program table to find out how you can strengthen your connection to other CEAS students during your first year at SBU!

Dean's Welcome and Overview of the College of Arts and Sciences (until 2:15 pm)

Wang Center, Theatre

Undergraduate student experiences are characterized by a vibrant blend of academic, social, and personal growth opportunities. Overall, undergraduate student experiences are dynamic and transformative, fostering personal growth, academic development, and lifelong memories. Gain first-hand insights into campus life and experiences for STEM and STEAM undergraduate students, and learn how these experiences can enhance your education and skills. Workshop moderated by Dean Wrobel.

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences: Ask an Advisor (until 2:30 pm)

Civil Engineering & Technological Systems Management

Bioengineering, Lobby

Connect with academic advisors to discuss program requirements, academic pathways, and opportunities within Civil Engineering and Technological Systems Management.

Computer Science, Information Systems & Data Science

Engineering, Lobby

Connect with academic advisors to discuss program requirements, academic pathways, and opportunities within Computer Science, Information Systems, and Data Science.

Electrical, Computer & Pre-Major Engineering

Light Engineering, Lobby

Connect with academic advisors to discuss program requirements, academic pathways, and opportunities within Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and all Pre-Majors.

Chemical, Mechanical & Engineering Science

Heavy Engineering, Lobby

Connect with academic advisors to discuss program requirements, academic pathways, and opportunities within Chemical & Molecular Engineering, Engineering Science, and Mechanical Engineering.

2 pm to 3:30 pm

Belonging at the Brook

Stony Brook Union, Ballroom

Join campus leaders to learn about the events, programs, and resources at SBU that aim to engage, support, empower, and celebrate the experiences of our students. Please note that seating is limited.

Campus Map & Dining Hours

More to Explore

Students taking a selfie in front of Wolfie

Share Your Excitement

Academic Mall or Stony Brook Union

Take a selfie in front of the Wolfie statue on the Academic Mall, at the Photo Booth in the Campus Store, by the Inflatable Wolfie, the Big Red Chair, or the SBU Landmark Letters around the Stony Brook Union.

Wolfie sitting on a bench with an open spot to sit

Secure Your Seat at SBU

Admissions Welcome Center, Admin Building

Stop by the Admissions Welcome Center, Administration Building, from 9 am to 3:30 pm to place your deposit and secure your seat at SBU for the Fall 2026 semester.

Students who have paid their deposits can pick up a special gift in the Admissions Welcome Center during this time.

SBU Campus Store

SBU Campus Store Melville Library

15% off your in-store purchase

Offer valid on 3/28/2026 only.

Offer excludes "Last chance" items.

One-time use only.

Campus Dining & Food Trucks

Dining Hours and Food Trucks

East Side Dining, 9 am
Dunkin’ in Student Activities Center, 9 am
Starbucks in the Melville Library, 10 am
Student Activities Center Food Court, 11 am
Food trucks near the Student Activities Center Plaza, 11 am
Jasmine Food Court in the Wang Center, 12 pm

All dining options are listed and displayed in the interactive event map below.

Please note: Stony Brook dining is cashless but ATMs are available.

Admitted Student Meal Vouchers

Registered admitted students will receive a meal voucher at event check-in.

To grab your lunch, redeem your $12 voucher with SBU Admissions Staff at one of the following locations from 10 am to 3 pm:

Student Activities Center
Wang Center
East Side Dining
Campus Store - Starbucks

Please note: Meal vouchers are provided for registered admitted students only.

East Side Dining

East Side Dining (Dine-In)

Opens at 9 am | East Side Dining

East Side Dining offers a dine-in (all-you-care-to-eat) venue, the Emporium Market and several retail restaurants. Halal and Kosher options available.

Emporium Market (Retail)

Opens at 10 am | East Side Dining

The Emporium Market offers sandwiches, salads, snacks and beverages

Wang Center

Jasmine Food Court

Opens at 12 pm | Wang Center

Jasmine offers fresh, authentic Asian foods, including Korean, Chinese, Indian, live cooking at the Hibachi / Indian Grill, made-to-order sushi, sushi burritos, poke bowls, and a wide assortment of flavored teas, bubble teas and baked goods at the Teahouse.

Melville Library

Starbucks

Opens at 9 am | Melville Library

Full line of Starbucks hot and chilled espresso beverages and Teavana tea, frappuccinos, seasonal and specialty drinks. Traditional Starbucks food menu for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacking.

Student Activities Center

Dunkin'

Opens at 9 am | Student Activities Center

Dunkin' handcrafted espresso drinks, hot and iced coffee, nitro brew, teas, frozen beverages, all-day breakfast sandwiches, snacks and wraps, bagels, muffins and donuts!

Student Activities Center Food Court

Opens at 11 am | Student Activities Center

Roth Food Court

Subway

Opens at 12 pm | Roth Food Court

Enjoy a menu of irresistible subs, classic sandwiches, wraps, bowls and more!

Smash n' Shake

Opens at 4 pm | Roth Food Court

Serving breakfast items and grill classics all day including omelets, egg sandwiches, pancakes as well as crafted burgers, chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers, fries, salads and milkshakes.

Popeye's

Opens at 4 pm | Roth Food Court

Mouth-watering crunch and juicy fried chicken bursting with Louisiana flavor.