Stony Brook University

A Top Public Research University

Stony Brook University, State University of New York, is ranked at the Top 1% universities in the world. It is located close to New York City on the scenic north shore of Long Island in a safe, suburban community.  Founded in 1957, it became a member of Association of American Universities (AAU) in 2001. Stony Brook offers 64 majors and 81 minors, Division I athletic programs, student clubs and organizations as well as world class facilities.

The Intensive English Center (IEC)

Established in 1988, the IEC offers full-time programs to international students preparing for higher education in the United States.

Program Highlights

• Four levels of instruction in academic English
• Small class size
• 6-week summer program, 15-week programs in fall and spring
• Free tutoring and conversation partners
• Option to take credit courses
• Room and board available

Admission to Stony Brook

Conditional admission: Students who successfully complete the advanced IEC level and are academically eligible for undergraduate admission do not have to take the TOEFL/IELTS exam.

Social Events and Activities

The IEC offers many social events and activities for students to improve their English including a graduation ceremony and field trips to New York City and Long Island landmarks. IEC students have access to all facilities and may participate in all events offered at Stony Brook University.

Degree

Programs Offered

Traditional BSN / RN / BS/MS / MSN / MSN Non-Nurse Programs / Advanced Certifications / DNP / Accelerated BSN / PhD

Launched in 1957, Stony Brook University has stood out to be one of the fastest-growing schools in New York, especially for its affordability.

The Stony Brook University nursing school is particularly great for people who want to dive into the rewarding world of nursing through the school’s postgraduate degree program for non-nurses.

There’s a 4-year joint BSN/MSN degree and an accelerated BSN program if you’d want to get a nursing degree and boost your prospects in the nursing job market while just spending about 15 months in school.

Stony Brook University prides itself in a number of on-campus health facilities that can further hone nursing students’ skills for a blistering nursing career.

These facilities include the Long Island State Veterans Home, a Center for Medical Humanities, Compassionate Care, and Bioethics, a Health Science Library, Brookhaven National Laboratory for simulated nursing practice, and more.