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How does Brown determine financial need?

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How does Brown determine financial need?

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Demonstrated Financial Need is determined based on two primary factors: the Cost of Attendance and the Family Contribution. The Cost of Attendance is a combination of direct costs (tuition, fees, room & board), and indirect costs (books, supplies, and personal expenses). The Family Contribution is determined through an analysis of the information provided on the family’s financial aid application. Demonstrated Financial Need is calculated by subtracting the Family Contribution from the Cost of Attendance. For more information and examples please read the Brown financial aid, “Need Analysis.