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<p>The above thread explains one of the the best parts of Brown University, which is the Open Curriculum, as the above poster says. It’s interesting because s/he hasn’t even really become a part of the Brown Community yet, and has found the unique and wonderful part of the university that is so important to many students. However, for some, that aspect can be daunting, as it requires students to pretty much find their own way, and navigate among thousands of interesting courses. </p>
<p>It’s not exactly true that there are no course requirements. There are no distribution requirements or a core curriculum, as there are in other schools, but each concentration has definite requirements, some more stringent and demanding than others.</p>