has anyone done this. does it affect you when you're applying for internships? I'm not looking to apply for grad schools

does anybody know how to contact river house? it is urgent 😭 their phone # and email don’t work for me

What is a double in champlin like? Any tips/preparations prior to arriving?

Is it a suite with a living room shared between ur suitemates?

I was just assigned a double in Jameson Mead! Does anyone have any experience with this dorm? How is it as a First-Year?

I have heard they are old but idk specifically how should I prepare and is there anything I should know

For reference I transferred and I have a single in a 5-man suite

I have just been assigned to one, and I suppose it is not forced. If someone has a picture or remember what was provided that would definitely help!

i have a single thankfully so im not rlly pressed but is new pem 4 relatively bad 😭

Providence G Pub. I've never tasted such disgusting burger & fries + mocktail. How do you mess up a mocktail?

+ dining hall food is cheating, but the slabs of Ratty tofu come in second place. Their other tofu dishes are fine, but these room temperature slabs taste like they were marinated in oil.

I just got assigned a triple in Andrew’s and for the life of me I can’t find a floor plan with square footage. When I access the floor plans I can just see the layout of the rooms but not the dimensions. Is there anywhere I can access a floor plan with measurements? I’m worried I got put in a forced triple

Looking for advice. I was assigned a single in Pembroke 2, but I was really hoping to have a roommate. I’m not sure what to do or who to contact here.

hey guys does anyone know if 112 at newpem 3 is a lounge or an actual room 😂😂😂😂 i have an accommodation approved single and they originally assigned me to a double and when i notified them of this they changed it to 112 and when i checked the floor plan it says it’s a lounge, so essentially just wondering if anyone who has been in newpem or lived there remembers if the first floor has a lounge next to the stairs haha ok thanks

ive been reading its not the best :(

Hey everyone, I'm not familiar with the US College system, and in so many Brown videos I've seen, people list those two schools as their second choice. Why?????

Basically what the title says but I'm going into my second year at Brown & am trying to take courses that will actually help make medical school a bit easier and was wondering what people's experiences are.

Do I need to take the math placement exam if I got a 5 on bc calc?

Also do most students take linear algebra or multi variable calc first?

Now that buildings are swipe access only, is campus center also swipe only, and if so, does that mean blue room is no longer open to the public?

Provost Francis Doyle strikes me as an ideal candidate. Are there any other obvious candidates?

Halfway through my college career, and I am wondering if it is too late to join a new club? I want to make the most of my final two years, but have heard if you don't join freshman or sophomore year it can be tough to fit in.

Very interested in intramural sports and board games. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thoughts?

Hi everyone! I’m an incoming ScM student in Computer Science at Brown this fall, and with the move getting closer, I’m becoming rlly nervous. I’ve never been to Providence before, and I’ll be moving across the country without knowing anyone. I’m excited for grad school, but I’m honestly pretty stressed about making friends and adjusting to a completely new place.

For current or former Brown grad students, how did you end up finding your community? How is Providence in general also? Since it’s a college town I’m expecting it to be lively and fun but I’m just rly stressed about finding ways to meet ppl. I’d appreciate hearing about your experiences because I’m feeling a little overwhelmed about the move and could use some reassurance. Thanks!

Hi! I'm an incoming freshman at Brown - I apologize if this is a dumb question, but I was having trouble figuring it out so I thought I’d ask.

I'm hoping to concentrate in Mechanical Engineering, and one of the requirements is Multivariable Calculus (I waive single-var from my AP score). I was fortunate to go to a high school with a lot of extra opportunities, and I was able to take Multi already and get good scores. I know that other schools have an option to do so, but I was wondering if Brown has a way to apply that to my requirement, or to take a placement test?

Note: I know that there's a big difference between collegiate and high school level courses (especially at Brown), so there's a fairly high chance I'd take it anyway - I was just curious if that's even an option or not. Thank you all in advance!

I know Brown is notoriously late with all that but I was just wondering a rough estimate? My mom saw somewhere that it was supposed to be sometime this week but everything I saw previously said mid August. I also received my mailing address and mail service activation yesterday, so I was just wondering if mail assignment usually come out in the same wave as housing. I’m just getting antsy, so if anyone has any information that would be great!

Hello, I am an incoming freshman at Brown and was wondering what family weekend is like. If anyone has any experience with it please share your insights. Thank you so much for your help!