Brown University is a private institution that was started in 1764. It has a undergraduate enrollment of 7,160, its environment is city, and the campus size is 146 acres. It uses a semester-based academic year. Its tuition/fees are $60,696
situated atop College Hill in Providence, Rhode Island, Brown University has a college town feel with Thayer Street serving as a center of activity for shopping and dining. All learners at Brown are required to live on campus for their first six semesters, though a small percentage of juniors may receive permission to live off campus. Housing options include traditional singles, doubles, triples and suites. With more than 400 student organizations on campus ranging from The Brown Noser satirical newspaper to Brown Ballroom Dance, learners can find a way to pursue their interests. The Brown Bears have more than 35 NCAA Division I athletic teams and participate in the Ivy League. Brown also has a small but vibrant Greek community with about a dozen chapters, including a few co-ed Greek organizations.

Brown offers a number of graduate studies through its Graduate School, which includes well-regarded programs in English and history. learners can also pursue a medical education at the highly ranked Warren Alpert Medical School. Each year, about 50 admitted first-year undergraduates are accepted to the Alpert Medical School through Brown’s eight-year Program in Liberal Medical Education. The center section of the Van Wickle Gates on Brown’s campus opens only three times a year: twice to let incoming learners onto campus for convocation at the beginning of each semester and once to let recent graduates exit after commencement. Brown hosts an annual celebratory “Spring Weekend” with concerts and free food. Notable alumni include John D. Rockefeller Jr., John F. Kennedy Jr. and CNN founder and media mogul Ted Turner.