Brown University
Employment Office: 164 Angell Street
Providence, RI 02912
401-863-3175
Employees: 4,525
President: Christina Paxson
Website: http://www.brown.edu
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Brown University is a member of the prestigious Ivy League and is the seventh oldest college in the United States. Brown is made up of three schools: Undergraduate College, Graduate School and Medical School.
The core campus is made up of 235 buildings on 143 acres on the east side of Providence.
For 2012, there were approximately 6,133 undergraduate students enrolled at Brown, 1,947 graduate students and 460 medical students.
Brown’s campus is composed of 238 buildings and sits on 143 acres in Providence, the capital of Rhode Island.
Tuition for the 2013-14 school year is $44,608 and an additional $16,000 for room and board.
For the class of 2016, there were 28,742 applicants and 2,759 accepted for an acceptance rate of 9.6%.
There are over 1,200 full- and part-time faculty members teaching at Brown.
History
Founded in 1764 as the College of Rhode Island in Warren, RI, the school registered its first students in 1765. It moved in 1770 to its present location on College Hill, overlooking the city of Providence. In 1804, in recognition of a gift from Nicholas Brown, the College of Rhode Island was renamed Brown University. The first women were admitted in 1891, when the establishment of the Women’s College marked the beginning of eighty years of a coordinate structure for educating women within the University. Later known as Pembroke College, the women’s college merged with Brown in 1971.
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