RESOURCES

Brown provides a variety of Pre-Orientation programs, Identity Centers, and other resources to help students adjust to college life. Below are key resources that we strongly encourage students to explore and engage with throughout their time at Brown.

PRE-ORIENTATION PROGRAMS

Pre-Orientation programs offer an opportunity to explore the Brown University experience through a variety of perspectives. As a participant, you will gain valuable insights into campus resources, academic and social networks, and support systems tailored to your interests, identities, and disciplines. These programs also provide a meaningful space to connect with peers, staff, and faculty, helping you build a strong foundation for your journey at Brown.

IDENTITY CENTERS

Identity Centers at Brown University provide spaces of support, advocacy, and community for students from diverse backgrounds. These centers offer resources, programming, and mentorship to help students navigate their college experience while celebrating their identities. These centers collectively enhance student belonging, leadership, and identity exploration at Brown.

SHERIDAN CENTER RESOURCES

At the core of our work is a commitment to educational excellence, equity and access through evidence-based, reflective practices. Through educational partnerships at Brown and globally, we advance the university’s mission and create teaching and learning communities dedicated to improving learner success and supporting educators’ professional growth.

STUDENT SUPPORT RESOURCES

At the core of our work is a commitment to educational excellence, equity and access through evidence-based, reflective practices. Through educational partnerships at Brown and globally, we advance the university’s mission and create teaching and learning communities dedicated to improving learner success and supporting educators’ professional growth.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT & ASSISTANCE

Brown University offers a range of financial support resources to assist students. The University provides need-based financial aid through grants, work-study opportunities, and student loans, as well as emergency funding while students are on campus. Additionally, the Financial Aid Office offers guidance on budgeting, scholarships, and other funding opportunities, ensuring that students have the support they need to succeed academically and personally.