1 definition by Ivy League 1100
A member of the prestigious Ivy League and founded in 1764 as the seventh college in America and the third in New England, Brown is a university located in Providence, Rhode Island. Regarded as one of the most elite and selective colleges in the world by those in academia, Brown took the path less traveled in the design of its curriculum. Unlike Yale and Harvard, Brown has no core requirements, placing sole responsibility for an education in the hands of its students. Largely misunderstood by the masses because of its liberal philosophy, Brown continues to be the largest feeder into Harvard Law School behind Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. Much to the chagrin of the public, Brown students do not typically misuse the Open Curriculum and are not tree-hugging, pot smoking hippies.
The valedictorian of our high school who scored a 1590 on the SAT I: Reasoning Test went to Brown.
Sarah, who graduated from Exeter Academy, chose Brown over Harvard and Yale.
The most elite students in the United States go to Brown.
John, who received a 1600 on his SAT, was rejected from Brown.
Sarah, who graduated from Exeter Academy, chose Brown over Harvard and Yale.
The most elite students in the United States go to Brown.
John, who received a 1600 on his SAT, was rejected from Brown.
by Ivy League 1100 June 30, 2005