<p>O.K. Those who are planning on applying to Brown. I have two questions:</p>
<p>1) Is Brown your first choice? if not what school is?</p>
<p>2) What others schools are you considering?</p>
<p>So it’s actually more like three questions. o well. :)</p>
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<li>yes</li>
<li>tufts, georgetown, amherst, johns hopkins, columbia</li>
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<p>c'mon people, 56 views, only 1 post!</p>
<p>Bump.......</p>
<p>people c'mon post!</p>
<p>Adero you have one random list of schools. Columbia is nothing like Amherst for example.</p>
<p>wow, fine I'll post....I have a while before I have to apply, but Brown is probably my first choice. I also like schools like Amherst, Tufts, Wesleyan, Bard, Macalester, Yale....</p>
<p>BROWN is definately my first choice!!!
I'm also applying to emory, cornell, yale, BU, GWU and washington and lee</p>
<p>brown and washington and lee? Brown is very liberal...W&L is conservative, these schools seem very different....</p>
<p>Brown is very liberal. People always say this. Brown has an extremely liberal curriculum and way that the school is run is very progressive (ie students have a lot of power) and is in the country's most liberal state, but I don't think we're any more liberal than most New England schools.</p>
<p>Brown is my dream school, although I don't think I'll get in. And I'm also applying to Vassar, Colgate, Bucknell, Hampshire, SUNY Geneseo, Muhlenberg, Ithaca, and Fairfield</p>
<p>Having said what I just did, most New England colleges are very liberal.</p>
<p>I think being very liberal is a good thing Moat.</p>
<p>I don't think its a good thing or a bad thing for a school to be very liberal. I happen to be pretty liberal, and to some degree I enjoy being in a more liberal, New England environment, but I wouldn't care if Brown as a whole was moderate or even slightly conservative. I don't really see how the overall political leanings of a school, so long as they aren't at either extreme, matter much. Most schools are overall liberal, and most New England schools are overall very liberal, but, so what?</p>
<p>Greenday: if you're interested in what schools other Brown students applied to, there was a thread a while back (probably 3 months or so) where a bunch of the '09 acceptees listed where else they applied and were accepted at.</p>
<p>do you know the name of the thread?</p>
<p>Took me a while to find it cause it has the most obscure title: "I don't think so..."</p>
<p>Also there's another one about people getting accepted/rejected at Brown but rejected/accepted at other Ivies.</p>
<p>thank you....</p>
<p>1) Brown forever!</p>
<p>2) UCB, UCLA, UCSD, U Miami, Rice, Rochester.</p>
<p>Yea, kinda random.</p>
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<li>Brown or Dartmouth. I love the flexibility of the D Plan at Dartmouth. I love the flexibility of the no core at Brown.</li>
<li>Claremont McKenna, Scripps, BU, NYU, Georgetown, Tufts, UCSD, UCSB (even though I don't really want to go to a UC).</li>
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