International first-year applicants, including Ugandans, may request aid. Applicants must meet admission requirements and apply for financial aid alongside admission. Brown\'s international first-year admission policy is need-blind.

Brown offers need-based financial assistance to admitted international undergraduates. Awards are calculated from the student\'s demonstrated financial need.

Benefits
One hundred percent of demonstrated financial need is met for qualifying admitted students. Awards can support tuition, fees, accommodation, meals, travel, books and personal expenses; vacation and summer expenses are excluded.

Requirements
A complete undergraduate admission application, CSS Profile and the family income and financial evidence required by Brown\'s financial-aid instructions.

How to apply
Submit admission and financial-aid applications through Brown\'s official instructions. The listed date is the regular-decision financial-aid deadline; admission deadlines are separate, and early-decision aid follows its earlier schedule.