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Introducing Shane - Brown 2020 Grad

Welcome to the Brown prospective student community 🎉 This is a place for students hoping to learn more about Brown and connect with other potential applicants.

@ShaneNiesen graduated from Brown in 2020 and majored in history. He'll be available in this community to answer questions about Brown.

There are a few easy ways to participate:

1. Create a new post — If you have a specific question for Shane or other high school students, create a new question. If you want to discuss an open-ended topic related to Brown, create a new discussion.

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3 years ago[edited]

What was the statistics of last year acceptance rate for test-optional? Brown is my only choice, but I am thinking about test-optional route, and I'm not sure if that's a smart move or not?

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3 years ago

It has always been my dream to attend Brown University and I'm very grateful to have found this online community!

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3 years ago

I'm also interested in studying history at Brown or a similar school with an open curriculum!

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Unweighted GPA: 3.7
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SAT: 720 math
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