Tuition + fees $55,937 / $109,435 nonresident
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A closer look
A public New York PA program within an academic health center, preparing clinicians through intensive medical and supervised clinical education.
Mission & approach
Provide high-quality graduate-level medical education in an inter-professional environment fostering critical thinking and lifelong learning; develop compassionate providers; emphasize patient-centered care across the lifespan, evidence-based practice, professionalism, leadership, service, ethics and diversity.
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What this program looks for in applicants
Academic preparation, clinical experience, personal statements, references, interview, commitment to service, leadership potential, community service, quality of healthcare experience
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Program admissions informationHow this program interviews
The day opens with a group orientation presentation, then one 30-minute individual interview with three members of the admissions committee, plus a Zoom Q&A with first-year students. Interviews run August through November. Seats are offered after each interview date and the remaining candidates go onto a rank-ordered alternate list.
Source checked Jul 26, 2026. Interview formats and dates can change between cycles.
Program interview informationAdmissions & prerequisites
Admission requirements
Prerequisite coursework
Semester credits unless notedReview each course, its lab, and the program’s policies. Your links are planning records; the program decides equivalency.
| Course | Credits | Lab | Min grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Statistics or Biostatistics | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not required | C |
General or upper-division Chemistry sequence2 course(s)Course notes & alternativesTwo courses; higher-level Chemistry may substitute. | 8Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| Organic Chemistry | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| Biochemistry | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
General or upper-division Biology sequence2 course(s)Course notes & alternativesA&P cannot substitute. | 8Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| General Microbiology | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| Genetics | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| Anatomy | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
| Physiology | 3Semester credits unless noted | Not specified | C |
Policies that can change your plan
Science courses must be for science/pre-med majors; within seven years is strongly suggested. Online courses and labs are accepted. Science AP credit cannot substitute. Labs are not separately specified.
When courses must be complete: Courses and your bachelor's degree must be complete by August 1 before you start. After an offer, complete the designated online Medical Terminology course before entry.
Dates & application steps
The prior-cycle deadline of 2026-09-01 has passed; the next deadline is not published.
Courses must be finished by August 1 before you start. For the next entering class; the same date applies each year.
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Published cost estimate
Published full-program estimatePublished nonresident full-program tuition
Full-program tuition and required fees. Living, travel, insurance, and personal expenses may be additional.
Curriculum & clinical training
Didactic instruction
Medical sciences, clinical skills, problem-based cases, service learning and interprofessional education.
Clinical training
Six five-week rotations and four four-week rotations, with master’s projects, clinical seminars and summative evaluation.
This entry-level program is shared by the Stony Brook and Southampton campuses. Clinical placements include regional teaching institutions, practices and clinics; students do not need to find their own sites or preceptors.
The admitted class
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The program’s track record
Graduate outcomes
PANCE pass rates
See first-time program performance with clearly dated national context.
- First-time PANCE pass rate: 98%
Health Sciences Center campus, class of 2026: 98% first-time pass rate (43 of 44 first-time takers). Earlier classes: 2025 93%, 2024 98%, 2023 100%, 2022 95%. The five-year first-time rate is 97%, found by adding up passers and takers across the 2022-2026 classes (204 of 211).
- Five-year first-time PANCE pass rate: 97%
Accreditation history
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Links to the program’s own pages and the official directories we use.
- Stony Brook University PA coursework requirements
- Stony Brook University curriculum
- Stony Brook University program page
- ARC-PA currently accredited programs — sponsoring-institution directory
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