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If you're a hardcore party / frat type of person: yes | If you're a chill person: only if you are Asian

There is so interracial dating. Minority students really dont have a problem with other students but sometimes, my personal experience, with some professors.

I can't say much on the interracial dating topic, but I know for sure that minority students are well accepted. Most people on this campus genuinely don't think of a person differently if they are a minority.

Minorities are accepted but tend to isolate themselves more often then I'd like to see. It is getting better though, and I've noticed a lot more of them branching out. - written by a young minority

Minority students are very well accepted. Loyola is a very welcoming community and no one will judge you just because you have a different ethnic background.

There is no diversity at Loyola.

I'm not particularly sure whether the school provides insurance but University Health Services provides some medical care and there are plenty of resources in Rhode Island. If you want to find out more, call Brown and ask.

I'm not sure about this because I've never heard of a pregnant student at Brown, my sense is, however, that yes Brown would provide healthcare. Brown really takes care of its students so I would put my money on yes

Brown University offers their own healthcare, but it's not that great. I don't know of any pregnant students at Brown, so I don't even know if it's included in the package.