When applying to an Ivy League school, one would expect that hopefuls can fill out an application. This year, students applying to Brown University will be able to check boxes to reflect what they wish to be true rather than what actually is. They can now self-identify as another race. Race can play a big part in admissions (just ask Elizabeth Warren), so allowing students to select a race could have interesting ramifications. 

Campus Reform headed to Brown to ask students what they thought of the move. Check out the video above. You'll hear a lot of social justice buzzwords and a lot of students confused because they haven't yet been fed their talking points. 

In case you were wondering, it costs more than $71,000 a year to go to Brown.