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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.

As per a student alumni posted by a daily newspaper, the Open Curriculum does set this university apart. Additionally, the campus is beautiful. Additionally, there are plenty of support services for students. Considering the diverse student community at Brown University, students can have different perspectives for life. Additionally, the faculty members are great.

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 applicants are required to submit one page resume, Copy of passport or photo id, academic transcripts, employment verification letter & organisation chart, Two letters of recommendation, etc.

In 1969, Brown Uni adopted an open curriculum for UG studies. Over 80 majors are offered by Brown University at the UG level. This curriculum removed mandatory general education distribution requirements. The university's open curriculum is flexible for international students as it is for domestic students. This open curriculum enables students to craft a rigorous curriculum but personalized degree that fits their interests, goals, and strengths. The main components of this curriculum are:

• Flexibility to complete the coursework in various study fields, without general core requirements
• The option to take any course for a letter grade or satisfactory / no credit
• A grading system without class rankings or grade point averages
• An invitation to concentrate rather than 'major' in broad, interdisciplinary study fields