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Pros: The program is extremely challenging which makes me feel like I am getting the knowledge and preparation I need in order to enter the working world. The faculty and staff are very caring and helpful and would not hesitate to take you under their wing to assist you educationally as well as personally. The students in the program become like your brothers and sisters and everyone is willing to help each other out. I would highly recommend this program to aspiring PT students Cons: As of right... Read More now, the school has developed a satillite campus out in South Hampton for the physical therapy DPT program. In many ways this can be advantageous but as of now we have been trying to figure out how to stream classes from Stony Brook's main campus to the South Hampton campus. Sometimes the streaming works fine but a lot of times its buggy and sometimes class ends up getting cancelled.

As of right now, one of the major cons is that they have combined the physical therapy, respiratory care and physician assistant programs together for the summer anatomy course. I feel that as PT students we are being forced to learn completely irreverent things to what we will be doing with our career and being tested on it. Aside from that, pros include 24/7 access to a cadaver lab of over 20 cadavers to work on at any time. The faculty is extremely caring and helpful. PT has it's own lab to study... Read More in open 24/7.