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Tips for a virtual tour experience of Brown University?

Hey everyone! I'm planning to do a virtual tour of Brown University since I can't visit in person right now. I'd love some advice from those who have done it. What should I pay attention to during the tour? Are there any specific parts of the campus or info sessions I shouldn't miss? I want to get a real feel for the place even from afar, so any tips would be great!

a year ago

Sure, I'd be happy to give you some pointers about how to make the most out of your virtual Brown University tour! Here's what I suggest:

1. Preparation: Before you start, make sure you have a good internet connection to avoid any streaming issues. Have a pen and paper ready to jot down questions or anything you'd like to research further.

2. Academics: During the tour, take note of the academic buildings featured. Brown is particularly known for its Open Curriculum, so have a look at departments or classes that interest you as you explore.

3. Student life: Pay attention to the residential halls, student centers, and recreational areas. These areas will yield insights into the campus culture and student life at Brown.

4. Resources and Opportunities: Look for libraries, study centers, research buildings, and career advisory centers. These are resources that can greatly enrich your academic experience and provide opportunities like research or internships.

5. Ask Questions: If there's a chat feature or a guide during the virtual tour, don't hesitate to ask all of your questions. Seek clarification on aspects you're not sure about.

6. Lastly, surrounding community: Stretch your focus beyond the campus bounds. Brown is located in Providence, and understanding the surrounding community is essential as it will be part of your college experiences.

A virtual tour is not a complete substitute for being there in person, but with some proactive steps, you can gather a lot of valuable insight. After all, the aim is to understand whether or not you can see yourself thriving in that environment for the next four years. Enjoy your virtual visit!

a year ago

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