The University was founded in 1957. SUNY at Stony Brook enrolls around 24,000 students annually. 97% of full-time faculty hold doctoral degrees or highest degrees in their fields. SUNY at Stony Brook offers 61 undergraduate majors and 68 minors, 102 master’s programs, 40 doctoral programs, and 32 graduate certificate programs, 10 doctoral programs are ranked in the top 40 nationwide, with two in the top ten and four in the top 20.

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Intensive English Center has been offering a program of courses and activities designed to meet the special needs and interests of people from other countries who want to study at universities in the United States or improve their English to meet personal and professional goals. The IEC offers non-credit courses on a year-round basis; a spring semester starting in late January, a fall semester starting in early September, and one six-week summer session. The IEC faculty consists of experienced instructors holding advanced degrees. Class size is small, which makes it possible for each student to receive personal attention from the instructors.

IEC core classes meet Monday through Friday for a minimum of three hours each day. They include the following skills: Speaking and Listening, Writing and Structure, and Reading and Vocabulary. Afternoon classes usually run between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. These elective classes and workshops include: Grammar; Business English; Oral Communication; Pronunciation/Accent Improvement; TOEFL Preparation; American Film & Culture. Many of these electives offer sections for students at different levels.

Tuition
Spring/fall semester, 15 weeks - $3,600
Application Fee - $100
University Fees - $727
Health Insurance (students on F and J visas) - $375

Summer session, 6 weeks - $1,950
Application Fee - $100
University Fees - $135
Health Insurance (students on F and J visas) - $158