<p>ahh ic...so is brown easier to get into than harvard and cornell? and i heard somethign about the pass/fail thing with my brown interviewer about like if you fail a course, it won't look like u failed it but rather didn't take it at all so it's "invisible" to outside schools. ur in brown right? so, how much emphasis does the interview have on the application? because i had a really really really good interview. that my interviewer was like looks like we have a new addition to our cardiology practice at the end (not literally). so tell me...i'm anxious to know..</p>
<p>that sounded kind of cocky. but honestly, not much weight. they dont recommend that you get in or anything, and if they do, it has no weight. what they do is just write a page or two about how they percieved you to be. and brown... well i dont know how hard it is to get in compared to the other colleges, and frankly, i dont care, cause Brown is all i care about. and yes, if you dont get a Satisfactory in a S/NC class, then it doesnt show up on your transcript. and If you dont get an A,B, or C in a ny other class, then it doesnt go on your external transcript. No D's. Or F's.</p>
<p>my post sounded cocky?</p>
<p>not at all suman.. not at all</p>
<p>"that my interviewer was like looks like we have a new addition to our cardiology practice at the end (not literally)"
what does that sound like to you? confident? no. cocky? perhaps, more likely</p>
<p>thats what the interviewer said.. not him/her.</p>
<p>the fact that he's mentioning it here seems sort of cocky...</p>
<p>i don't think that is being cocky... just an accurate description of how well his interview went.</p>
<p>it's not crumflake's fault. it's finals time at brown. people tend to get cranky :)</p>