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Why Stony Brook?

  • Low cost/high quality PA Education
  • Accreditation
    Fully accredited since its inception (1971)
    3 consecutive accreditation site visits with maximum allowable length of accreditation and no citations (1990, 1995 & 2002)
  • PANCE First Taker Performance
  • PA National Board Performance
      Stony Brook PA Program
    First Taker PANCE
    Pass Rate
    National First Taker
    Pass Rate
    2006 98% 92%
    2005 92% 91%
    2004 93% 90%
    2003 92% 89%
    2002 91% 90%
  • Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1
  • Five (5) year attrition rate - 7.4%
  • 2nd ranked public research university in the USA
  • 1 of top 10 public hospitals in USA
  • State of the art library and computer learning lab
  • State of the Art Patient Simulation Laboratory
  • Emphasis on team approach
  • Emphasis on providing primary care in MUAs
  • Inducted into AAU in 2001
  • Highly qualified and responsive teaching faculty and staff
  • Diverse and committed students
  • Location in a nationally recognized HSC
  • Strong and extensive clinical affiliate network
  • Exceptional record of  professional leadership and community service
  • Strong graduate placement record
  • Positive national and local reputation
  • Graduate participation in program
  • Exceptional accreditation track record
 
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