<p>keli, I haven't heard of anyone that's been rejected yet, so I think you should be fine, it seems like if you pay and your grades aren't horrendous you're in?</p>
<p>tweet, do most people just hang around campus and go walking on thayer/mall or do a lot of people do the organized activities there? (like yoga or w/e else is on the brown site events calendar)</p>
<p>To answer your question, alian3, it really depends on whether you want to go to planned activities or not. Some people go the entire couple of weeks without attending a single organized event and some people go to most of them. They'll be plenty of time to do both though. Also, depending on what times your class meets, you might miss some of the scheduled activites.</p>
<p>Today I got in, but I must've put the wrong class on because there are three "putting ideas into words" I put the 1c session course code, but wrote I wanted 1d session. So I'm enrolled for a session which I can't make..if I call them it should be okay, right?</p>
<p>shipping's so complicated though.. haha
so 3B starts on the 13th too right? pretty awesome =)</p>
<p>just wondering.. do u think a lot of the people there are super rich and perhaps a bit snobby? im kinda worried about that.. what if they aren't so friendly? =S</p>
<p>btw would it be okay if the sheets and comforter are full size instead of xl twin? im having trouble finding xl twin size.. and i have full at home so can i just bring that?</p>
<p>you prob. don't need a comforter...it's sooooooooo hot.
and money. bring lots, if you can. especially if you're a spender. there is so much to do. I can't count how many times i went to the atm. foooood on thayer is ridiculously good.
barely anyone is snobby, although there might have been more than a few super rich people. But I never felt left out/weird/poor. :)</p>
<p>can someone tell me if it is okay to change sessions?
I emailed them with no response, and called and left my name and number with like a secretary
They enrolled me in a class for next week, and I can't make that week!</p>
<p>It sucked. Not academically/intellectually stimulating AT ALL. I took the course on Finance btw. I can confidently say that it was the worst program I've ever taken. All we did was taking notes of what the Russian (I'm not sure) professor from Babson wrote on the chalkboard.</p>
<p>Are you serious? It was the best experience of my life. I learned so much. Obviously, it was just the course you took. Everyone I know learned a TON.</p>