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hs3fuqc

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hs3fuqc/

Cleanup + can aggravate respiratory conditions of others if handled improperly (AKA clapping chalk in the air).

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hs36x3e

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s09xla/what_grades_do_i_need_to_keep_to_not_get_my/hs36x3e/

I’ve heard that you’re fine as long as you’re not getting C’s or below, and even that may be an exaggeration. I’ve also heard that only things like breaking the law or high level discipline at school would get your offer rescinded. I’d ask the verified admissions officers over at r/ApplyingtoCollege, they’ll have a solid answer.

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hs34loc

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s09xla/what_grades_do_i_need_to_keep_to_not_get_my/hs34loc/

Nobody knows for sure

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hs2tq54

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hs2tq54/

What have you heard about the professor? Is it difficult to get an A in her class?

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hs25orr

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s09xla/what_grades_do_i_need_to_keep_to_not_get_my/hs25orr/

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hs25ll6

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s09xla/what_grades_do_i_need_to_keep_to_not_get_my/hs25ll6/

!RemindMe two weeks

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hs23pyx

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s0jn5u/brown_bookstore_online_restock/hs23pyx/

sorry idk how to do text and image on mobile. But i was wondering does the bookstore restock certain styles and how often? I like these 2 hoodies and they only had them in xl sizes and now they’re not on the site at all. Will they restock? Or are they gone 4ever? Thank you!!!!

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hs13zrm

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hs13zrm/

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hs0w1nr

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s053dk/quiet_housing_vs_normal_housing/hs0w1nr/

What I found about quiet halls is that some people were assigned to them without really requesting them. That was ok, because everyone still respected the quiet hours. In fact, it was really nice having people around who wanted to be social.

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hs05ice

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rzyu9f/brown_loci_help/hs05ice/

Hi y’all, thought I would update: I got really lucky and stumbled upon a lab that accepts high schoolers into their lab over the summer. I sent an email to one of the Profs there about their work, and they responded! So I guess I just got really lucky shootin my shot

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hs02q9v

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rzyu9f/brown_loci_help/hs02q9v/

>Op doesn't have a brown email address bc they haven't gotten in (yet) that's kinda what i mean. op is still an applicant. as far as admissions is concerned, it won't hurt, but op needs to understand that directly emailing a bunch of professors for such a matter is inappropriate there are over 45,000 other applicants who also want to ask questions to professors. however, those professors sometimes have an upwards of 200 students under their belt, which is already a handful. add that to the department correspondence, university bulletins, and research related emails and you'd get the picture of how flooded their inboxes are

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hrzu9l6

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s053dk/quiet_housing_vs_normal_housing/hrzu9l6/

Awesome :)

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hrzu7dx

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s053dk/quiet_housing_vs_normal_housing/hrzu7dx/

Good to know! I’m also an early to bed early to rise kind of person, and I have some noise sensitivities, so that’s mainly why I’m interested.

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hrzs97o

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rzyu9f/brown_loci_help/hrzs97o/

Op doesn’t have a brown email address bc they haven’t gotten in (yet) lmao. Idk anything ab anything but it seems to me that emailing a prof couldn’t hurt

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hrzotl6

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s053dk/quiet_housing_vs_normal_housing/hrzotl6/

I did quiet housing my freshman year and loved it! I met all my friends there. I would say that the people who choose quiet housing are pretty mixed — many are fun-loving, casual party enjoying people who just want to go to bed at a decent hour while others are super studious pre-med types. Personally I am an early sleeper and early riser, so the 11pm curfew was great. If you are an introvert who likes peace and quiet, quiet housing is a godsend. If you’ll get annoyed because you can’t host 12 of your friends in your dorm room and blast music past midnight, then it’s probably not for you.

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hrzk483

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/s053dk/quiet_housing_vs_normal_housing/hrzk483/

In quiet now and love it. It's a must if you're an introvert/spiritually a middle aged person.

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hryvuhp

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rzyu9f/brown_loci_help/hryvuhp/

i personally wouldn't email professors until at least getting a brown email address. they don't have time to reply to 45,000 applicants. please direct all questions u have to admissions

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hrx4ibg

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrx4ibg/

D:

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hrwaaeo

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrwaaeo/

she no longer works there, unfortunately :(

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hrv8i9d

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrv8i9d/

You might be able to get some help from Kim Millette who is the Office of Military Affiliated Students coordinator. I forget what her email is but she is gr9 and you might be able to get a point of contact or something from her or someone in her office

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hruup0v

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hruup0v/

I would do anything to go back to brown and take bio 20 with ken miller. Such fond memories of that class. A true gem of a person.

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hruqsbd

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hruqsbd/

330 without any prior chem knowledge can be challenging, but if you’re taking it pass fail you’ll be fine; I would keep in mind tho that unless you’re PLME most grad schools require grades for certain courses like 0330 and 0200

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hrugbko

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hrugbko/

That professor for 1650 gets really really bad marks from everyone I know who took it with her. I would recommend taking it another semester and replacing it with a different math class (maybe 520 or 180?).

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hrttwks

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rz9ity/how_difficult_is_this_schedule/hrttwks/

I don't know anything about HISP 0200, but your plan looks feasible to me.

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hrtgl6x

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrtgl6x/

feel free to send me a pm

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hrrmw9c

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrrmw9c/

I did get in contact with a student veteran through email, but only received one response. I figured with the holidays they may be busy and maybe reddit was worth a shot. I appreciate your help!

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hrrmk2s

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ryxnos/any_student_veterans_who_i_could_speak_with/hrrmk2s/

I would email someone from Brown’s Student Veterans Society (https://www.brown.edu/campus-life/support/military-affiliated-students/brown-university-student-veterans-society-busvs). I don’t think this sub is active enough with current students to get a direct response through here.

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hrqys2s

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/g20vzv/struggling_to_make_a_decision_between_pomona_and/hrqys2s/

Possibly one of the best reddit posts I've read

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hrn7dzl

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrn7dzl/

Effort to clean up probably

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hrn6imq

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrn6imq/

Why do some places not allow chalk?

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hrmx3dc

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rpmhb1/excited_for_brown/hrmx3dc/

Actually checked the guidelines before I posted this just to make sure I didn’t violate them 🤪🤪🤪😁😁 see u on campus 😃😃🥰🥰

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hrlt4pm

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwojrm/is_the_education_at_brown_can_be_counted_as/hrlt4pm/

It's more like leftist arts education than liberal imo

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hrlsovi

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rpmhb1/excited_for_brown/hrlsovi/

Please ban this person mods. This is just disgusting.

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hrkvuc0

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrkvuc0/

I would say just be discreet and use liquid chalk. I've never been given trouble for it, just don't flaunt it around

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hrkq5me

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrkq5me/

I’m a powerlifter at brown and I go to edge fitness in Cranston which is 4 miles away. Edge technically doesn’t allow chalk but I use it openly there and no one has ever given me trouble. It also has slightly nicer equipment than the Nelson. At the Nelson, they are a bit more strict, you can get away with using chalk if you do it discretely, but you also have to be careful about not dropping the weights too hard/slamming them as they are strict about that. Regardless I’ve found success lifting in both places so I wouldn’t worry too much.

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hrk95is

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrk95is/

Or gyms in the area, tbh. Most gyms around don't allow chalk, other than a PL/Oly-focused gym that's quite expensive.

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hrk4dnr

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rxq4bk/gyms_at_brown/hrk4dnr/

yeah I don’t think you’re going to find what you’re looking for with on-campus gyms

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hriotg4

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwv80o/php_2120_question/hriotg4/

Also in this class, would also like to know!

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hri6xoc

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rskov1/wondering_if_mentioning_depression_in_my_essay/hri6xoc/

I just got accepted during ED but I also did hint about my depression and suicidal ideation in my common app essay. But I made sure they weren’t that explicit and the majority of my essay was about recovering (in reality I still haven’t quite recovered, am still trying). So my guess is maybe mental health issues does ring a bell, but if you do it subtly you can get away with it? On another note, do you mind posting a link to the article? I’m interested in reading.

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hrfxqw0

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwojrm/is_the_education_at_brown_can_be_counted_as/hrfxqw0/

Yes.

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hrf7oe1

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrf7oe1/

Honestly a good rule of thumb at Brown is you can find whatever “type” of person you want. If you want outdoorsy friends, you’ll find them. If you want someone to stay inside and play video games with, you’ll find them

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hrf1p64

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrf1p64/

I’m from Northern New England, a lot of my hobbies are the same, and I definitely felt as though I was in a similar position as you. Like someone else in this thread said, not many people from a rural state who get out and fish lol but You’ll definitely find people with similar hobbies. I haven’t done any fishing at school, but I know there is good fishing around. Feel free to PM!

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hrd8qwy

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwojrm/is_the_education_at_brown_can_be_counted_as/hrd8qwy/

that makes sense. thank you so much!

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hrd69d0

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwojrm/is_the_education_at_brown_can_be_counted_as/hrd69d0/

A liberal arts education is an education that covers several areas of knowledge. While most colleges have a core curriculum with requirements in different areas of knowledge that college has specified, Brown's open curriculum allows you to freely explore your interests without such specifications or requirements. Here's how Brown puts it: >Liberal Learning at Brown >What does it mean to be broadly educated? The first Western universities conceived of the liberal arts as seven distinct modes of thought, three based on language (grammar, rhetoric, and logic), and four on number (arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy). While this structure has changed over the centuries, the basic concept has endured. A modern liberal arts education is still defined in terms of a core curriculum comprised of several areas of knowledge. >At Brown, rather than specifying these areas, we challenge you to develop your own core. Our open curriculum ensures you great freedom in directing the course of your education, but it also expects you to remain open to people, ideas, and experiences that may be entirely new. By cultivating such openness, you will learn to make the most of the freedom you have, and to chart the broadest possible intellectual journey. >Each student's journey through the Brown curriculum is unique, and each semester of study constitutes a chapter in their own curricular narratives. https://www.brown.edu/academics/college/degree/curriculum So to answer your question, yes, Brown offers a liberal arts education, as long as you explore a broad range of topics and areas of knowledge

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hrcly93

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrcly93/

^ seconded, I'm from Missouri and I was genuinely shocked how few people even knew where Missouri was at Brown. There's not a lot of us from the middle of the country 0: I felt out of place at first, but it's cool getting to meet people from everywhere and you can definitely still find people you connect with!! :D

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hrcj3t1

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrcj3t1/

If you do decide to come out here look into striped bass and false albicore tuna fishing in the surf!

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hrc5g4d

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rr2wqj/how_is_browns_financial_aid/hrc5g4d/

Brown is need aware for internationals so I guess will impact chances of admission if asking for aid

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hrbu1gj

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rsey9k/brown_financial_aid_with_outside_scholarships/hrbu1gj/

What is your family income ? It will determine your family contribution.

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hrbntmo

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rskov1/wondering_if_mentioning_depression_in_my_essay/hrbntmo/

So sorry to hear about your rejection. I wouldn’t think too much about getting rejected vs getting deferred, since most applicants this year got rejected. Until last year, Brown used to deferred more ED applicants than they rejected. But this year they rejected 60% of applicants and only deferred 25%. Dean of Admissions Logan Powell said this about it: “we want to be clear with (rejected) students that we’re making the same decision now that we would be making in March. If we don’t see that there’s a path to admission now, as difficult as it may be, we still want to give them some clarity on their college options.” There’s no way for any of us to know whether your mention of depression was a factor in the decision. I find that Brown as a whole (especially the student body) is pretty understanding of mental illness. However, I can unfortunately imagine how a mention of suicidal ideation might worry AOs. Whether it’s Brown, Cornell, or any other school, the truth is of course that people do not want a student at their school to commit suicide. You said that the suicide hotline was just 1 sentence in your essay; if it’s not essential to the overall message, maybe you could consider removing that sentence. Calling a suicide hotline is nothing to be ashamed of and it’s terrible that you even have to consider removing the sentence because of the stigma. But at least if you remove it, you won’t be left wondering whether keeping it in might have affected your regular decision apps. Regarding your additional info I definitely think it’s fine to leave in the explanation that mental health caused your grades to dip. It’s better to talk about it than leave it unexplained. You can also talk about how you recovered and are in a better state now (I hope!) I think that sort of information (which is pretty common in applications) is not as likely to cause alarm among AOs than the mention of suicidal ideation. Wishing you all the best with your future apps!

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hrbcoy9

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrbcoy9/

Though I'd like to point out that being from MI or MN makes you a bit rare here. I once wore a Detroit shirt and the only other Michigander in UG class pointed it out and we fast became friends. Not many Midwesterners here.

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hrb6fo3

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrb6fo3/

can vouch for the outing club. there are also nice trails all around providence although i do have to say that as someone from socal, the late fall/early spring can be a bit brutal for outdoor activities. never ran into people who were big into fishing but my friends and i would do an annual gun shoot so if I can find people like that, you can prob find fellow fishermen

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hrb6a2s

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrb6a2s/

https://boltatbrown.wordpress.com/

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hrb3tlw

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rwcwtv/how_outdoorsy_is_brown/hrb3tlw/

There are loads of brown students who go climbing, hiking, mountain biking, and there’s even a Brown Outing Club last time I checked. Should be plenty of people who share your outdoorsy hobbies!

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hr9ztr6

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rw3udo/plme/hr9ztr6/

yes

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hr9xy65

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rw3udo/plme/hr9xy65/

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hr9ftjm

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rw3udo/plme/hr9ftjm/

No, you have to apply with the regular Brown application.

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hr5ntlj

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ruu7xj/questions_on_cs_32_fall_2021/hr5ntlj/

I would’ve liked to see more structured feedback, even though it was pass fail. The feedback was mostly on development charts with certain categories that TAs would fill out. (OOP, Testing, etc) I would’ve preferred to keep autograder/gradescope as a quantitative benchmark, even if the grade didn’t matter. I’m also not sure if this was a problem exaggerated by how difficult it was to fail, or just the group project nature of the class, but in two of my groups there was one person who did not write a line of code/actively avoided work. It was definitely a course where you get what you put into it, given how flexible you could be with time you put in. Hourly commitment could range from 6-12 hrs/week.

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hr4vwu0

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ru2397/cs30_vs_cs33/hr4vwu0/

CS30 is one of the best courses I've ever taken and actually got me liking systems when I was originally convinced I'd hate it. Malte is a fantastic professor, and most people who take 30 love it. Also, it satisfies all the same requirements as 33 and some courses just don't update it on CAB :/

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hr4vfj5

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hr4vfj5/

Hi! I would caution that 1530 will almost certainly not be easier than 22, so if you're looking to take it for that reason, then I'd recommend 22. (To be honest, I think a lot of the panic surrounding 22 is a bit overblown—it's not an *easy* course, but if you take advantage of TA hours and give yourself enough time to do the homework such that you are able to develop good proofs, you'll do fine. The material itself is not super esoteric, and most people who don't like it are turned off by the mathy aspect of the course. Plus, I know some of the TAs next semester, and they're *awesome*.) I took Abstract Algebra and it was the one of the most difficult courses I've taken, and not something that I'd recommend taking as a way to get out of 22. This of course was just my personal experience, and it depends on the professor to some extent (I had a professor who gave tests that were harder than average), but definitely don't go into Abstract Algebra thinking it'll be easier than 22. It for sure won't be easier, could likely be harder, and there's a lot less TA support because the math department is smaller. However, I will say that I found the material covered in 1530 super interesting.

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hr45zh1

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ruu7xj/questions_on_cs_32_fall_2021/hr45zh1/

I took CS32 last semester (Fall 2021) Honestly, it was wonderful as an S/NC class. In terms of hourly commitment, there's a clause in the syllabus stating that the recommended amount of work is 12hr/week, and that working more than 18hr/week is *forbidden* (if you reach 18hrs, you're supposed to contact the TAs and let them know that the rest of your work is simply not going to be completed, and that's okay). I ended up working for roughly the recommended 12hrs per week. I felt like I got a lot out of the course: It helped me fundamentally understand Java and how web development with React worked, which I didn't know before, and also helped me with understanding the dynamics of software engineering. I did a lot of task-delegation in the final project, and without the experience I gained in the first two projects, I wouldn't have been able to effectively lead my group the way I did. (e.g. in the first project, we gave one group-member the task of testing everyone else's code: we later realized that it's much easier for each individual to write unit tests for their own code, which is what I did on later projects). The prof (Tim Nelson) was very understanding and sensitive to mental health concerns and student wellbeing, and since the course was S/NC it allowed for greater focus on learning the software engineering process, rather than a rush to complete the projects to a 100% bug-free state Overall, I would absolutely recommend the class if you're a CS concentrator or planning on working in a software-engineering context in the future. If the class is offered as A/B/C instead of mandatory S/NC, I would still recommend taking it S/NC.

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hr1qy33

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/qry6bm/how_exactly_does_the_visa_0100_lottery_work/hr1qy33/

Yeah it’s kinda ridiculous

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hr1qq43

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/riuf4t/ed_admitted_brown_student_with_question/hr1qq43/

Yeah everyone got desperately lonely while quarantining and happy to have anyone as a friend :)

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hr1q4z3

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rutet3/gamma_club_inquiry/hr1q4z3/

We’re still around!! It’s great fun.

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hr1hrhw

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rutet3/gamma_club_inquiry/hr1hrhw/

We are most definitely still active. There are around 25 people at most practices. We meet three days per week and it’s a great time regardless of your experience level. I help teach striking and would be happy to answer any questions you have about the club if you want to DM me.

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hr1gcmr

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rutet3/gamma_club_inquiry/hr1gcmr/

yes! we are! It's honestly pretty active, but any social media or page is definitely not being used or updated :P but once you arrive, you should see us at the activities fair if you're still interested by the time you show up in the fall!

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hqzpe8u

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ru2397/cs30_vs_cs33/hqzpe8u/

I can't say for requirements, but 300 is a excellent course. Malte is awesome.

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hqwx0lj

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ru2397/cs30_vs_cs33/hqwx0lj/

I'm taking 30 in the spring as well, and also assume this is the case, though the [course website is a little vague](http://cs.brown.edu/courses/csci0300/2021/faq.html) (in that it seems to stress that course descriptions should reflect it).

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hqwpt04

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ru2397/cs30_vs_cs33/hqwpt04/

They are interchangeable, any course which requires 33 but doesn't count 30 is outdated AFAIK.

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hqwogtg

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/ru2397/cs30_vs_cs33/hqwogtg/

33 sucks just do 30 and if u have to do 33 later they'll tell you

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hqwddem

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/r191e6/brown_vs_colorado_mines_engineering/hqwddem/

I know this is an old post, but I was deciding between Brown and Georgia Tech and haven't had any regrets. Brown has so much freedom and flexibility while also having, in my opinion, a strong engineering program. Mines is great, but no one has ever regretted Brown.

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hqwcpx7

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/riuf4t/ed_admitted_brown_student_with_question/hqwcpx7/

People at Brown have literally been the friendliest people I've ever met. Just go to every activity you can during orientation. Very few people come to Brown already knowing people, so realizing that everyone else knows no one and wants to meet people and make friends is really encouraging. Also meet people on your hall. I met one of my best friends when he knocked on my door and asked if he could do registration with my roommate and I. And this is all coming from someone who is very bad at meeting new people. Everyone is nice and you'll be fine, welcome to Brown :)

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hqwb5sr

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqwb5sr/

I'm kinda banking on it being similar in difficulty to math 200 based on the rest of my course load lol, guess we'll see soon enough

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hqvfgct

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqvfgct/

I've just heard from a bunch of people that it's very difficult. But after checking out the critical review for the class it doesn't seem that bad

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hqv66vh

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqv66vh/

I have CS22 in my schedule for this spring too, what horror stories have you heard? Now I'm worried lol

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hqujv5i

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rs43zy/deferred_from_brown_26_questions_i_have/hqujv5i/

Thank you! Yeah, sending in another essay might be too much LOL, considering all the paperwork. The LOCI and additional LOR sounds good; I do know someone at Brown, but I'm not sure how well of a rec they could write me so I might just ask another teacher.

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hqu8e07

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rs43zy/deferred_from_brown_26_questions_i_have/hqu8e07/

see below

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hqu8csf

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rs43zy/deferred_from_brown_26_questions_i_have/hqu8csf/

someone who can speak to your character/achievements, what you'll do at brown, how you're a great fit for the school.

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hqtwy3a

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqtwy3a/

good to know

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hqtwx1m

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqtwx1m/

hey

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hqsp7ql

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqsp7ql/

😊💖🥳

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hqsh6bi

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqsh6bi/

bro?

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hqsai22

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rs43zy/deferred_from_brown_26_questions_i_have/hqsai22/

I’m curious by what you mean by having a friend who is a student at Brown email the admissions office?

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hqrrs9v

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqrrs9v/

its from 8 years ago 🥴 ​ do you think its still (conventionally speaking) the hottest?

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hqrrlni

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqrrlni/

nah fr though

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hqrqmge

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqrqmge/

LOL

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hqrnsav

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rtark8/prospective_applicant_question/hqrnsav/

Extremely hot, can confirm as a girl student at Brown. However, if you don’t believe me, [here](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/ivy-league-schools-hot-to-not-2013-12%3famp) is a source. Hottest in the Ivy League!

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hqqigkz

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rs43zy/deferred_from_brown_26_questions_i_have/hqqigkz/

What do you mean? I’m genuinely curious.

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hqq0syo

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqq0syo/

Perhaps try out / learn a bit of LaTeX now if you don’t have experience with it. It will be useful for 22 and you could possibly use it in 1530.

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hqppmp9

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqppmp9/

Oh alright, thanks for your input. I guess I might lean towards 22 then. Was there anything in particular that helped you do well in the class?

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hqppe8y

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqppe8y/

Oh for sure. Abstract algebra definitely interests me but I guess my biggest goal here is to mitigate the difficulty of my Spring schedule (I'd be taking 22/1530 in addition to an APMA and another CS class). Do you have any advice for doing well in 22? I'm also considering just taking it S/NC.

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hqppbzh

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqppbzh/

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hqpp7ss

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rszese/banner_class_schedule/hqpp7ss/

Thanks!

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hqpm04n

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rszese/banner_class_schedule/hqpm04n/

The former

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hqpb66u

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqpb66u/

Does abstract algebra interest you? In my opinion 1530 is more difficult than cs 22 and gets to far more complicated theoretical topics. If, however, you are interested in abstract you might enjoy the class more than 22 where there are a variety of subjects covered, only some of which overlap with 1530.

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hqp2db4

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/kpsh70/would_an_average_brown_video_supplemental_video/hqp2db4/

[You'd think so...](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/mom-who-posed-daughter-sneak-texas-middle-school-arrested-n1269813)

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hqoiiw2

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rso96x/math_1530_instead_of_cs22/hqoiiw2/

I found both courses to be about the same difficulty but took 1530 2 years after 22, so I had more experience heading into 1530. I don’t think it would be worthwhile to take 1530 instead unless you are interested in higher level math. Both classes are proof heavy but 22 probably expects less math experience (you spend a lot of time on set theory which is done in about 1 week in 1530)

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hqntflo

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rr2wqj/how_is_browns_financial_aid/hqntflo/

U think it is worth paying full amount? I didnt mean to be rude. Brown is my first choice but fin aid doth confuse me

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hqnkyhf

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rsey9k/brown_financial_aid_with_outside_scholarships/hqnkyhf/

Definitely try to appeal with the financial aid office, and make it clear that $57k/year is significantly more than you can afford without shooting yourself in the foot financially. Coming out of college with $100k+ in student loans is horrible. I assume you were admitted ED, but IIRC it’s possible to get out of it if attending isn’t financially viable. That’s definitely a worst-case scenario, but if another school will be significantly cheaper, my opinion as a Brown student is that going here isn’t worth a hugely detrimental amount in loans. Trying to get anything more than $10-20k in outside scholarships seems pretty much impossible to me, and it would already be an amazing stroke of luck to get that much. I wish you the best of luck figuring this out; let me know if there’s any more input you want from me! I receive significant financial aid here and I’ve talked to many other students about it, so I’m somewhat familiar with things. Again, appealing to the financial aid office is your best bet. Earlier is almost certainly better, because as time goes on they will allot more aid to future admits and will likely begin to be more stingy.

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hqna8o9

2sbc1

brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rr2wqj/how_is_browns_financial_aid/hqna8o9/

bc it's a great school, they just make it tight money wise while you are there.

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hqme5j2

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brownu

https://old.reddit.com/r/BrownU/comments/rsey9k/brown_financial_aid_with_outside_scholarships/hqme5j2/

>outside scholarships can only replace my summer work/job responsibilities This is standard practice as far as I know. For example, [here is Yale's policy](https://finaid.yale.edu/costs-affordability/types-aid/scholarships-and-grants). I was a RD admit a couple years ago and I've compared FA offers from several schools. Brown's offer was initially lower than my best offer by a couple thousand because of home equity. I'm assuming since Brown has eliminated the consideration of a family’s home equity as an asset when calculating a student’s available financial resources, nowadays Brown's offer should be quite close to offers by other schools. >are there any other options If your mother/sister couldn't get FA from grad schools, the money your family has is supposed to go to you first .... that's also standard practice and they're supposed to get loans. You can't expect any school to take care of their grad school tuition.