Combined Degree Programs

SoMAS offers the following combined 5-Year Bachelors and Masters degree program.  Click on the link for the program requirements.

• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Environmental Studies and Master of Arts (M.A.) in Marine Conservation and Policy

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Overview

Students will normally be considered for admission into a combined degree program after completing their junior year of undergraduate study-either before the start of their senior year or during their senior year. Students with exceptional records may be admitted during the junior year. Students who transfer to Stony Brook after their junior year must complete one semester at Stony Brook before they will be considered for admission to this combined degree program.

The combined programs are designed for outstanding students in the undergraduate Environmental Studies Degree program. The highly selective admissions requirements for students entering the combined degree program are as follows:

• Recommended overall Stony Brook undergraduate GPA of at least 3.3.
• Recommended minimum GPA of 3.5 in courses required in the major and
• Letters of recommendation from two Stony Brook faculty members.

For more information and the first steps to take toward a combined degree program at SoMAS, please visit the links below, which include forms to complete to begin the applicaton process. The form includes instructions for submission.

 

• Combined Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degrees

Please visit the Marine Conservation and Policy page for more information about the requirements for the M.A. degree.

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Other Combined Degree Programs

The College of Business at Stony Brook University offers a Master of Business Administration (MBA) Fast Track Program that qualifying students in ATM, ENS, MAR, MVB and SUS can apply for to earn their MBA in their fifth year at Stony Brook.  For program information, requirements and additional information, please visit the College of Business.

 

* For the most up to date and official degree description and requirements see the undergraduate academic catalog.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

1. This checklist summarizes your major/minor degree requirements. Please consult the Undergraduate Bulletin that was in place when you declared your major/minor for the official list of major/minor requirements. For details, visit https://www.stonybrook.edu/bulletin-archives/all/undergraduate.php

2. This checklist indicates ONLY what is required for your major or minor, and does not confirm completion of the University’s general education, upper-division, and total credit requirements. Please consult with the appropriate academic advising unit to review the remaining graduation requirements. For general advising locations, visit http://www.stonybrook.edu/sb/academichelp.shtml.