Brown University Graduate Program Reviews
96%
of students recommend
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School Information
- Website: Visit College Website
- School Accreditation: NEASC CIHE
- Campus Setting: City: Midsize
- Student Population: 9,781 (6,926 undergrad)
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 7 to 1
- Graduate Attendance Status: 8% part-time, 92% full-time
- Annual Tuition: $53,205
Source: NCES
Student & Graduate Reviews
rwoj
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Degree:
Biomedical Engineering
Graduation Year:
2015
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The Biotechnology program at Brown is extremely flexible, making it possible for students to choose exactly what they want to study in an environment conducive to learning.
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brownphil
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Degree:
Philosophy
Graduation Year:
2019
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Overall excellent professors and a great community of students. Greatest flaw of program is lack of sufficient structure.
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allicat
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Degree:
Secondary Education
Graduation Year:
2015
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The major pro is that there is always help available and the professors are amazing. A major con is that the workload is rough and does not leave time for a very active social life. The other major con is the cost of the program. It is not cheap, and Providence is not very cheap either.
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Glenn
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Degree:
Healthcare Administration
Graduation Year:
2016
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The graduate program will help us market globally. The educational infrastructure is formidable and Brown is known to educate a generation.
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vje211
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Degree:
Neuropsychology
Graduation Year:
2019
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This is a really great program where both the professors and fellow students want you to succeed and will do whatever they can to help make that happen.
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Mhari
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Degree:
Public Policy
Graduation Year:
2016
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Lovely campus with very helpful staff.
Lack of international outlook regarding the courses.
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ksr
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Degree:
Health Sciences
Graduation Year:
2016
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Pros:Excellent faculty, excellent support.
Great campus, facilities, and city.
Cons:Much more business-related than health-
care related, but this is what some people
want. On-campus sessions are extremely
long days with no down time and very
intense.
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rsmego
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Degree:
Public Health
Graduation Year:
2015
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The people running the program are extremely nice and helpful in the transition into graduate school
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cpa
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Degree:
Computer Science
Graduation Year:
2019
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Brown CS has a great network for research in the New England area, including MIT, UPenn, Brandeis etc.
Also the department administration works very hard to connect students to potential employers and good job/internship opportunities.
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MFC
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Degree:
Economics
Graduation Year:
2017
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The program is hard, classes are difficult and students are pushed to the limit. But you learn a lot and you become a real economist.
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