Pomona vs Brown for Cognitive Science

Moezee
Thu, 23 May 2019 18:02:28 +0000

Having just about completed his high school career at boarding school in New Hampshire, he had expressed an interest in leaving the New England area early on. I’m not sure he needed to be all the way in California, but it does have a certain appeal, of course. By itself, it has proven not to be a compelling enough reason to stick with his decision to go to Pomona since he is actively and throughly researching all that Brown has to offer and how it compares to Pomona. I think he is considering the appeal of a larger, university setting and the additional resources it might offer. He is used to small class sizes and clothes professor relationships so I know that is appealing but perhaps not 100% required since the upper level Brown courses would offer a similar environment. As for what’s important to him, he would tell you that first and foremost it’s the intellectual curiosity and passion of the students. He’s a hard-working student and has a love of learning that is not necessarily directed towards a clear career path at this point. He just wants to explore in many different directions. The costs are pretty much the same so that’s not a factor. He has said he’d like to go to graduate school.