ep1th3t

Are there certain things that I should make a priority to see? Certain questions I should ask? Certain things to bring up with the admissions counselor? Specific classes I should sit-in on? Anything???
Oh, and good places to eat! : )

wendelicious

Make sure to take a campus tour. There's also a sciences and engineering tour if you're interested.

I don't know what day(s) you'll be visiting or what you're interested, so it's hard to say what classes you'll want to attend. If you repost with some interests, I could look up some class times/places for you.

Besides the formal tour, you might wander around a bit and talk to some students. Be brave! We're pretty nice.

Places to eat: Thayer street runs North-South through campus and has lots of restaurants and stores, in addition to the Brown bookstore. If you want to try an on-campus eatery, you can pay in cash for a meal the "Ratty" (the main dining hall), or Jo's, the Ivy Room, the Blue Room, or the Gate. Just ask your tour guide or a passing student.

ep1th3t

I'm interested in Political Science, Philosophy, History, English, etc. Pretty much all social sciences (I'm planning on doubling majoring in poli. sci. and piano performance)

smv

if you're here on a tuesday i would highly recommend professor weinstein's lecture "fiction of relationship". (it's a conparative lit course)
the man is an absolute god.