Estimated Cost of Attendance

The estimated cost of attendance (COA) is the total amount of money you will need to pay for tuition and fees, housing and food plan, books, supplies and transportation costs.

The COA includes:

• Tuition and fees: The amount charged by Brown University to attend each year.
• Housing & Food Plan: The amount charged by Brown University to provide your room and board on campus during the academic year.
• Books & Supplies: Estimated costs for books/supplies based on an average course load per semester (12 credits). This does not include laptop computers or other technology purchases that may be required for certain courses at your school; those costs are not included in this estimate either! You should also consider adding an additional $100-$200 per quarter for textbooks if applicable–this figure will vary depending on whether or not your classes require them as well as their specific prices at different stores nearby where students typically buy their texts from such as Amazon Prime versus Barnes & Noble’s website etc..

Housing and Food Plan Cost

The cost of the housing and food plan depends on your family size. The more people in your family, the higher the price per person will be. For example, if you are living off campus but have one roommate who is also paying for a room in their own apartment, then both of your costs would be less than if one person lived alone or had multiple roommates (more people).

A second factor that affects how much money students pay for their housing expenses is whether they choose to live on campus or off campus. On-campus housing can range from very small dorm rooms with shared bathrooms to large apartments with private kitchens and bathrooms. However, all of these options still come at an additional cost compared to living off campus where students can find cheaper rent prices and fewer restrictions on what kind of accommodations they choose for themselves