I’m an international student coming from a country that is hot year-round, so I have absolutely no experience with central heating culture.
I’ve heard some people from Brown say that once winter starts, the building heating can be so aggressive that it actually gets uncomfortably hot to sleep. Is this true? What should I expect when it comes to indoor temperatures in dorms and lecture halls during the winter?
Was committed to Brown but got off the Stanford waitlist. As an international, I only applied to Brown for financial aid, since it was need blind. So I have Brown at 50k vs Stanford full price (around 93k). I would major in engineering at stanford and applied math-econ at Brown. Wanted to know your opinions on where I should go. How nice is Brown and how it compares with Stanford? Is Stanford worth the price difference, or brown and stanford are kind of alike?
Was committed to Brown but got off the Stanford waitlist. As an international, I only applied to Brown for financial aid, since it was need blind. So I have Brown at 50k vs Stanford full price (around 93k). I would major in engineering at stanford and applied math and econ at Brown. Wanted to know your opinions on where I should go. Is stanford worth the price difference?
Was committed to Brown but got off the Stanford waitlist. As an international, I only applied to Brown for financial aid, since it was need blind. So I have Brown at 50k vs Stanford full price (around 93k). I would major in engineering at stanford and applied math and econ at Brown. Wanted to know your opinions on where I should go. Is stanford worth the price difference?
EDIT: I would need loans to pay stanford, but not to pay Brown
Does anyone know what their parties are actually like and how hard it is to join the group? Do you need to be international?