How to automatically source bashrc over ssh?

[redvine]

I am using ssh with rsa key (no password) to login to a remote computer.

How do I get the remote shell to source the remote ~/.bashrc file automatically after ssh?

At the moment, after I ssh, I have to run "bash" explicitly.
All I want to do is have a remote directory added to my remote path automatically after ssh. I have tried adding the PATH command in ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and ~/.bash_login, but none of these are sourced after ssh. Only after I type the command "bash" is the directory added to the path.
Thanks.

[Javasnob]

Are you sure your default shell is bash? Try echo $SHELL. If so, it should source .bash_profile by default.

[redvine]

Apparently the default shell is tcsh.
Which file should I edit so that ssh goes to a bash shell instead of the default tcsh shell?
(I have no system privileges.)

[redvine]

I created a ~/.tcshrc file with the script to add the directory to the path.
That works.
Thanks for the lead about the different default shell.