Brown University Ri 2006 (Off the Record)
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (532 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1427400288 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 180 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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While we do keep an eye out for the occasional extremist—the cheerleader or the cynic—we take pride in letting the students tell it like it is. All of this has led to the creation of a student information network that stretches across the nation to every school that we cover. Just as in grade school, the higher the mark the more content, more prominent, or more satisfied the students are with the particular categ
Margaret s Episcopal School"There is information on which schools have packed computer labs, which dorms are studious or riotous, " Ben Gilbert, The Washington Post, April 27, 2004Customer Reviews College Prowler is the needed link between students and guidebooks. It's like having an older sibling that went to the school and is telling you all about it. Editorial Reviews"get viewpoints on a variety of topics from the student body, which is where the Prowler gets its roar."- Melissa Kaplan, Boston GlobeReal Insider Information. - CNN "This is the kind of information kids really want to know before they pick a college." - Michelle Slatalla, NYTimes This humble company produces the most useful information I ve run across for helping high school kids understand what
That’s why I’ve written this book. Most people should be able to point you towards the admissions building, only two blocks away from the Rock, and will chat with you once you ask them for directions. This book will give prospective students a sense for the school without ever stepping foot on campus. I knew the big cities were New York and Boston, so I started my search there. It will give you insight into how Brown students feel when it comes to the issues that most concern them. Once you are on campus, you will see students swarming along the greens, the streets, and the sidewalks even on the bitterest days, rushing in and out of the Rockefeller Library until 2 a.m. Go on the tour first so you don’t miss anything wandering around by yourself
"High School Juniors take a look" according to Emily J.. Both of my little sisters have used this book in helping to choose a college. They both did campus visits at Brown and found this to be a useful supplement.. Brown university This is an inexpensive book, but if you know anything about Brown it is not helpfulminimal amount of insider info