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ACT: 35 AcademicSuccess: 7.69 Again: 1 Attitude: Competitive: 9.23 Creativity: 7.69 ExCuricular: 8.46 FAttitude1: 1 FAttitude2: 1 FAttitude3: FAttitude4: FAttitude5: FAttitude6: FacultyAcc: 8.46 Friendly: 10.00 FromArea: 2 FundingUse: 8.46 Gender: GradYear: 23 Grounds: 10.00 Intellect: 3 Maint: 8.46 MindExpect: 4 MindUse: 3 Programs: 9.23 SAT: 1570 SAttitude1: 1 SAttitude2: SAttitude3: SAttitude4: 1 SAttitude5: SAttitude6: SAttitude7: SAttitude8: Safety: 9.23 Social: 8.46 Standing: SurroundingCity: 9.23 TAclasses: 2 USE_THIS_DATA: 1 Usefulwork: 9.23 Worth: 7.69 No/invalid Email Address left Brown is pretty lit- the students are pretty chill, the campus atmosphere is great, and people are overall pretty friendly. There is a range of quality as far as professors and classes go, but that is to be expected everywhere. Overall, though, I would say most profs are good at conveying what they know. Here are some of my favorites so far: Rohini Ramadas (MATH 0540- Honors Linear Algebra)Bjorn Sandstede (APMA 0350- Applied Ordinary Differential Equations)Dana Gooley (MUSC 0021J- Stephen Sondheim and the American Musical)One last thing: beware of the CS department. Many, but not all, of the horrors people experience there are true (the all-nighters, the exhaustion, the never-ending work, the two-hour TA lines, extremely nitpicky grading to the point where it's absurd, other miscellaneous things that stand in the way of success in classes but do NOT contribute to computer science knowledge, etc.). Computer science is not for the faint of heart, and not for those with no CS experience beforehand. Further, the lack of competence of some of the people associated with the department makes it even harder to get something out of computer science classes. My experience with this department is, by far, my most negative experience with the university. Also, I recommend to anyone considering CS to take the CS 15/16 sequence rather than the 17/18 sequence or the CS 19 course- CS 15, in particular, is of a MUCH higher quality than the rest of the listed courses (I took CS 17).Just felt I had to add that- all in all, though, Brown is a really great place to be. |
