This review is strictly focused on the Brown University campus, and not the actual curriculum, because we have almost no shot of getting into the University. This campus is so historically gorgeous in architecture, location and layout, it really surrounds you. The capitol city of Providence is the background for the entire experience. I fell in love with Brown, and I've lived close by for 35 years. ??

Beautiful traditional architecture in the seemingly endless campus grounds, stately brown stone buildings, meticulous landscaping and wide-open green spaces. Thayer street is lively, and hosts a variety of small casual restaurants and cafes featuring cuisine from 3 continents (at least). The area feels quite safe, well maintained and pleasant in every way, compared to most other areas in Providence.

Visiting Brown University was a wonderful and peaceful experience. Beautiful architecture buildings and lots of green lawns. It’s less crowded than Harvard. We enjoy walking around the campus and also visited the cafeteria.

I loved it - clicked with it immediately! Beautiful, gorgeous university, great location, beautiful buildings and classrooms. We felt great there! Of course, it's also a prestigious Ivy League School, so any student would be very lucky to be here!

Went for a visit at Brown University for a campus tour at noon. It was a spectacular day. Our guide was a lovely young lady who was a second year student, extremely knowledgeable and filled with pride. She answered many questions during the 1.5 hour campus tour. Things to know: there is metered street parking some with 2 hr limits. Funny thing is there are some “unmetered” spots because the meters don’t match the parking spaces. It’s confusing. ?