Brown plans to become need-blind for international undergraduate students in next admissions cycle

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With generous donors enabling Brown University to achieve a $120 million fundraising goal, Brown plans to become need-blind for all undergraduate international students starting with the Class of 2029, which will arrive on campus in Fall 2025.

Brown has sustained a need-blind admission policy for domestic undergraduates since 2003, eliminating from the admission process the consideration of each applicant’s ability to pay tuition. Extending the policy to international undergraduates will expand the University’s ability to enroll and educate talented students from the widest possible range of backgrounds and income levels.

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