Brown University
Brown University is a leading Ivy League research university located in Providence, Rhode Island, known for its open curriculum, which gives students exceptional flexibility in designing their course of study. Founded in 1764, Brown emphasizes academic exploration and independence, allowing undergraduates to take a broad mix of courses without strict core requirements. With a student-faculty ratio of about 6:1 and more than 2,000 undergraduate courses offered each year, Brown cultivates close mentorship and intellectual curiosity. The university also draws a diverse global student body from dozens of countries and provides very generous need-based financial aid through its “Brown Promise,” minimizing financial barriers for admitted students. Its high-impact teaching, innovative research, and commitment to social engagement and global citizenship make it a vibrant community for students who want both rigor and freedom.

