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The document provides detailed financial aid instructions for students planning to study away during the 2013-2014 academic year. It outlines essential steps and forms required for financial aid eligibility, including deadlines, budget forms, consortium agreements, and refund requests. Students must ensure academic approval, complete necessary documentation, and understand the implications of studying away on their financial aid status.

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What percent of Harvard students study abroad?

The majority of the Brown students who live in the U.S. are from California.

How many Brown students study abroad?

Study Abroad Each year, more than 450 undergraduates at Brown study in more than 40 countries.

What percentage of students study abroad?

Even pre-COVID, less than 5% of Harvard students studied abroad during term in 2015, compared with the 23.2% rate at Big 10 schools in 2017.

Does Brown University have a good study abroad program?

Browns semester abroad programs offer a variety of experiences in more than 40 countries from full immersion language programs to specialized engineering programs to university direct enrollment programs offering coursework in social sciences, arts, STEM, and the humanities.

Is Brown University financial aid for international students need blind?

University requires additional $100 million fundraising to make change permanent. Brown University will shift to a need-blind admissions policy for international students starting with the class of 2029. President Christina Paxson P19 PMD20 first announced the transition in 2021, The Herald previously reported.

How many classes do you take at Brown?

Degree Requirements To earn your Brown degree, you must complete at least 30 courses, fulfill the requirements of at least one concentration, demonstrate writing competence and be enrolled for the equivalent of eight full-time semesters of instruction.

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