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State University of New York at Stony Brook Academic Experience



Past Performance | Probation Policy|Academic Calendar | Graduate Career Data

Past Performance


What Do We Like To Study?

Most Popular Majors

Least Popular Majors
  • German language/literature
  • comparative literature
  • religious studies

Policies

Probation Policy

The minimum GPA required for all students to remain off probation during their entire college tenure is:

Graduation Policy:


Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar System:

  • Other: Semester system for most programs; Health Sciences Center (Sch of Health Technology and Management) has five-week modular calendar system

Summer Sessions:

  • 2 summer session(s) that consist of 6 weeks.

New student orientation:

  • Orientation for new students is held in June, July, and August.


Graduate Career Data

Percentage of graduates who pursue further study:
  • 47% continue within one year.
Percentage of all graduates who pursue graduate study in various fields:
  • Law School: 6%
  • Graduate Arts and Sciences Programs: 21%
Most prominent alumni/ae:
  • Russell Lewis, president/general manager, "New York Times"; Kenneth Marcu, biologist; Robert Gallucci, Assistant Secretary of State; Everett M. Ehrlich, undersecretary for economic affairs, U.S. Department of Commerce.