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brown student body is very tolerant and diverse. all different socio-economic classes present and many races and countries represented. no student would feel out of place, there is something for everyone, literally, everyone. the atmosphere is casual, you can wear and do whatever you want. students are predominantly geared towards the left but there's definitely a right wing body.

student body is very segregated.

it is quite diverse in every aspect.

Diverse but at times self-segregating. It's not a glaring problem. Politically most people are liberal. Most people on campus are probably from upper-middle class to upper-class backgrounds.

Brown's student body is diverse. Everyone comes from different places, with different values, different goals and different expectations. Some outside the University assume the majority of Brown students are affluent. But while many will probably find financial success in the long run, many current students are actually middle to low-income. Most students are socially liberal, social conservatives are a very rare breed on campus. But there are quite a few libertarian economic conservatives - perhaps the lack of requirements in the new curriculum attracts them.

Most Brown students are from the east coast, but there is a fair representation from the United States and international. Most students come from families that are fairly well off. I would say that while Brown students tend toward the left, there is a strong conservative constituency at Brown.

IS AWESOME. everyone seems pretty liberal, open and accepting.

They don't talk about how much they'll earn one day, because most of them are already rich. Not a big deal. Tables of students: Table 1 - ugly girl in plaid shirt eating alone. Table 2 - Asian society meeting. Table 3 - Girls rugby team. Or guys. Can't tell. Table 4 - Jose, the dining services worker who plays hand tricks with my hand. Tricksy bastard.

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We're hot.