Brown University
speciality: Economics

Brown’s open curriculum allows students to select and take courses that they are open to potentially concentrating in, however doesn’t limit the students to courses within the concentrations themselves. Rather, the university encourages students to explore a range of potential interests and offers an incredible variety of courses, for example I am able to take ‘Organic Chemistry’, ‘Protest and Dissidence in Iran’, and ‘Financial Accounting’ in the same semester if I have interest in these three courses. The curriculum style allows students to take advantage of a more holistic approach to education and reduces the stress of thinking about what they want to do/be in the future. Furthermore, there is no GPA system, and students can take courses pass/fail which again, reduces the stress that is commonly associated with homework, coursework, and exams.

My experience has been incredible, and for that I must credit the people. Brunonians are very open-minded and worldly individuals who love both inspiring and being inspired by others.

The institution is a top-notch educational facility. I appreciate how flexible every program is, as well as the scholarship alternatives offered to those who cannot afford to pay for a degree. The facilities are great on here.

In Palermo, take part in a dual degree program! I’d want to talk about my experience going to UNIPA for my double degree. This is a fantastic chance to study at one of Europe’s top colleges and go to Palermo, another stunning city in Sicily, with the potential to earn two degrees. Studies and lectures are really helpful, practical, and enlightening. Both VilniusTech and UNIPA’s management and professors are happy to help with everything, and the learning environment is quite convenient. Additionally, Sicily never gets old due to the abundance of wonderful sites to see and the abundance of affordable travel choices available to students. Don’t let this chance slip by!

Brown university is easily on top because of the top atmosphere here and you feel at ease while here, socializing here at BU is easy. Lecturers are of course top-notch, always ready to help students when needed.

College Facilities
Although the infrastructure is excellent, I think the mechanical labs could be even better. The food at the canteen is quite fantastic, and living conditions are extremely hygienic. the well-maintained classroom, labs, libraries, and sports facilities.
The academics are excellent. All of the most recent advances are covered in the new curriculum. We are quite simple to read thanks to the academic calendar. This aids in subject knowledge development and prepares students for employment.
Placements We were placed in excellent organizations with fantastic benefits.
The placements are of very great quality

I am a first-year student at Brown University and I am a double major in International Political Economy. I am in the process of selecting my major and I am deciding between the Political Science and the International Relations program. I don’t know a lot about the International Relations program and I am looking forward to exploring this field.

What is great about Brown is that it is very accepting and supportive. It has many student groups that help you find different communities of support. Academically Brown is very rigorous and its teachers are great. However, not a lot of them have worked in the industry and cannot offer professional help to the students. Career services are also not very strong. To an international, first-generation,low income student like me, who needs the advice, this is very frustrating.