Grades for the three most recently completed years of secondary school must be submitted in English for an application to be reviewed. This may include academic results from both middle school and high school. If you have already graduated, please submit grades from the last four years of school. All transcripts must be sent directly from your school. Your counselor may upload official transcripts electronically through your application system or email them toenrollintl@stonybrook.edu

Submit your English Proficiency via an official score report* for the TOEFL, Duolingo, SAT, ACT, IELTS, AP, IB, A levels or PTE Academic.

• SAT and TOEFL Code: 2548, ACT Code: 2952
• *Stony Brook istest optional for applicants.International students are still expected to submit proof of English Proficiency by way of one of the exams below. Applicants from native English-speaking countries may be exempt from submitting an English proficiency test score. If you have attended high school in the United States for 3 years, you may be exempt as well.
• Students who do not meet English Proficiency requirements may be considered forconditional admission.

For those who do not meet the criteria above, one of the following exams is required:

The deadline to apply forFall 2022 is January 15.

Indicate your interest on your application:

Common App or Coalition App

• Indicate interest in your preferred Honors Program(s) in the application or supplement.

SUNY Application

• Submit your SUNY application (no supplement required)
• After you have submitted your application, you will get access to the Stony Brook Applicant Portal
• In our Portal, indicate your interest for the Honors Program(s) you would like to be considered for (you can select more than one, but must indicate a preference for one).

Students will be able to upload supporting documents, such as resumes or honors essays through their Stony Brook Applicant Portal.

Learn more about the honors programs and their criteria.

Essay/Statement Requirements:

Honors, WISE, and University Scholars:

• Upload to your Stony Brook Applicant Portalone brief statementon “Why you believe you will be a good fit for yourpreferredhonors program." Applicant should keep their statement to approximately 250 words.

Scholars for Medicine & Scholars for Dental Medicine Applicants:

• Additional essay required, up to 650 words, on "What aspects about medicine/dental medicine intrigue you? Describe how these aspects influence your life."

Teacher/Counselor Evaluations or Letters of Recommendation:

• Two total Teacher/Counselor Evaluations or Letters of Recommendationare required. These recommendationsmust be sent only by the person who wrote the letter,such as a teacher or school counselor. The letters can be attached to your application or emailed from the recommender toenroll@stonybrook.edu.
  • WISE Applicants: At least onerecommendation or evaluation should be from a science or math teacher

1. General admission decision.

• Student are notified of their admission decision first (see below for honors decision timeline).
• Decisions go out on a rolling basis through April 1.
• Your honors consideration does not affect your admission decision.

2. Admitted students are then considered for their honors program(s) of interest.

• Honors College, WISE, University Scholars will typically notify qualified applicants of their decision in mid to late March.
• Scholars for Medicine and Scholars for Dental Medicine will contactqualified applicantsdirectly with a request for an interview and then be notified of their Scholars for Medicine or Scholars for Dental Medicine decision in April.