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- CSCI 0150 - Brown University
CS0150 is one of the introductory Computer Science courses offered at Brown University This course introduces students to Computer Science through object-oriented design and programming, using Java and the JavaFX graphics library
- Find what moves you | Undergraduate Admission | Brown University
Brown University inspires its students to be creative thinkers, intellectual risk-takers and entrepreneurial problem-solvers Dedicated faculty, staff and peer mentors support students every step of the way, helping them to thrive at Brown and make meaningful career moves after graduation
- Salary Ranges | University Human Resources | Brown University
Brown participates in salary surveys to gather information about competitive pay practices These surveys are used to determine the annually adjusted salary ranges which go into effect on July 1
- Brown | RISD Dual Degree Program | Brown University
Dual Degree Program students choose a major at RISD and a concentration at Brown; they will receive a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from RISD and a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree from Brown
- MD 2025 Match List | The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Graduates of The Warren Alpert Medical School are accepted into the nation's most competitive residency programs and leading medical centers See All Match Lists
- Standardized Tests | Undergraduate Admission | Brown University
Based on an extensive review of data over the past three years, Brown University has returned to a policy requiring standardized test scores (either SAT or ACT scores) for first-year applicants beginning with the 2024-25 admission cycle
- Types of SPRINT Fellowships - career-center. brown. edu
Brown-Generated SPRINT Fellowships Brown-generated fellowships are listed opportunities with Brown faculty, host organizations, and community partners that are reserved for Brown students
- Ph. D. Program | Sociology | Brown University
The Department of Sociology at Brown University offers outstanding doctoral training Our graduate student community is small, enabling students to have fulfilling mentoring relationships with faculty and to collaborate meaningfully on research and teaching
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