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Rupali Singh

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A few of the reasons to study at Brown University are Ivy League status, open curriculum, rigorous academics and smaller class sizes, financial aid availability, great career prospects. Apart from this, many notable alumni around the world have studied at Brown such as Emma Watson, John F. Kennedy Jr., John Krasinski, Julie Bowen, etc. In total, there are more than 11,000 students at Brown University. There are more than 2,700 international students at this university. 14% of the Undergraduates at Brown University are international and 40% of the Graduate students are international.

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Anya Aggarwal

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From Fall 2025, Brown University has planned to become need-blind for all Undergraduate international students. This move is a part of the ongoing commitment to admit students irrespective of their ability to pay for tuition, and to ensure the sustainability of financial aid initiatives for future generations. Brown University meets 100% of the demonstrated financial need of the students. This university does not offer merit-based scholarships. However, students can avail any external-based scholarships.

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Chandra Sharma

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Brown University is very competitive for admissions of international students. The acceptance rate is around 5.65% for the year 2029. It had selected more than 2,000 students and the total number of applications submitted were over 42,000. The applicants at Brown are from every US state and 167 countries. To be considered the students are required to have an excellent academic record.

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Some of the popular courses of Brown University among Indian students are Executive MBA, MSc in Computer Science and Master of Public Affairs. MS in CS course at Brown University is a two-year long course. By studying this course, students can master cutting fields such as AI, Machine Learning, Robotics, Visual Computing, and more. It looks for students who already have a UG Computer Science degree or equivalent. GRE score is not required. But, an English language proficiency score and other application materials have to be submitted.

The length of Brown University (IE) EMBA course is 15 months. To take admission to this course, the app

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Bhumika Kaur

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Yes, Brown University is a part of the Ivy League Universities. The Ivy League collection of the private universities located in America. Originally, these universities were the members of the NCAA Division I athletics leagues. People usually know Ivy leagues universities that have strong academic reputation, but they also known for their athletics. For Indian students, it is nothing short of fulfilling an American Dream if they get into either of these universities. A few of the other Ivy League Universities are Columbia University, Cornell University, Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth College, Princeton Univ

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Anangsha Singh

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Rice University (1992) or Brown University (1764) are some top universities in USA. Each university offers something unique for its international students. Every student has own needs and requirements when considering university.

Rice University placement rate is 94% and graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation. This figure shows that out 100 students, around 94 students secured employment. Whereas Brown University placement rate is around 80% - 90% and graduates are employed within 6 months of graduation. This means out 100 students, around 80 - 90 students secured employment. In placements, Rice University stands taller as

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Mukul Thapa

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International students should follow the admission process to get into Brown University mentioned below

Student must find a course that fits with their qualification and interest. Once they decided, they should check the basic qualification and requirements of the program.

They can apply via Common App for uG programs, and via the university portal for PG programs. They need to submit transcripts, LOR, SOP, English language requirements, and more.

Then students must submit application fees.

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Mohit Thapa

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There is no specific work authorization is need. International students with F-1 visas can work on-campus. International students are restricted to work up to 20 hours a week. However, international students can work more than 20 hours during their Winter and Summer breaks.

Students also show interested in part-time jobs in USA for international students

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Manashjyoti Sharma

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Brown University is one of the most prominent universities in USA. Brown University placement rate is 80 to 90%. This indicates that for every 100 students, around 80 to 90 students secured employment. The average salary of Brown University graduates is USD 110,000 (INR 93.69 LPA) annually. The university graduates work in top companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Goldman Sachs, and more. Brown placement rate attracts international student the most. The Brown University graduates are constantly in high demand worldwide

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