Each year the University routinely examines the fees it charges students for services provided. The University proposes an increase for full-time graduate students by $104.50 per semester. This fee increase is essential to maintain the cost of existing services and to expand others. Students are responsible for knowing they are registered for classes, what classes they are registered for, paying their billing statements in a timely fashion, and understanding and following the correct procedures to withdraw from classes.
For more information on tuition, please click here.
Inquiries about financial aid should be directed to Student Financial Services:
Stony Brook Union, Suite 207
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY 11794-3222
Phone: 631.632.2455
Student Financial Services
Scholarships & Financial Aid
The following websites offer a wealth of resources that may help to finance your degree.
- The Association for Schools and Programs in Public Health (ASPPH) created and maintains the site. Click here to begin exploring this valuable resource.
- Stony Brook External Fellowships and Scholarships page has resources to find funding opportunities. Click here to learn more.
- Office of Proposal Development at Stony Brook uses the PIVOT database for funding opportunities and for scholarships. Click here to learn more and to access PIVOT with your Net ID to receive notifications about available scholarship opportunities.
Grollman-Gombo Scholarship
A Graduate Scholarship Program for Tibetan Students. Click here for information.
Employee Tuition Waiver Program
All full-time state employees at Stony Brook University are eligible for tuition assistance for one course each semester. The waiver program pays a percentage of tuition for courses that are deemed to be job-related. The waiver is intended to be used by full-time employees for a second course, or a course not covered by any other program.
For the application, click here.
UUP Tuition Assistance Program
The UUP Tuition Assistance Program covers tuition, but not fees, for one course each semester throughout the year, including Fall, Spring, Winter Session, Summer Session 1, and Summer Session 2 on a space-available basis. More information about this program, including application procedures, is available here.
