<p>What did you do? I was a Rudin Scholar (for NYC students). We painted a mural, bowled, did a scavenger hunt, and other stuff.</p>
<p>The D.E.A.N. scholars had “cultural excursions” when the MLK/Rudin scholars were doing community service - we had the choice to go to MoMA, the Museum of Natural History, or take a walking tour of Greenwich Village. Pretty much everything else was the same, though.</p>
<p>I had a great time, it really helped me realize that NYU truly is a great place, even if they hadn’t given us all the free stuff and whatnot, the people, places, and experiences were awesome.</p>
<p>I’m a DEAN’s and went to the Museum of Natural History, we went to a new evolution exhibit that combines fossil evidence with genetic evidence and we were given a tour of it by one of the curators who had made it. The group I was with decided to see a show in the planetarium, which was cool too. </p>
<p>Otherwise, like undecided07 said, we basically did the same things, other than Monday afternoon.</p>
<p>How much has the weekend affected your decisions? It seems to have cemented mine, especially since I’ve heard from the schools I want to go to already, and out of them, NYU seems to be the most honest and to have the best fit.</p>