Type:
Private
State: New Jersey
Website: www.princeton.edu

Princeton seeks to achieve the highest levels of distinction in the discovery and transmission of knowledge and understanding.


Quick Overview:
Students are happy, great facilities, the campus feels safe




The word from: the Students

Princeton is well known for its history, high academic profile and their excellent financial aid policies. Studying here will be quite an experience and its network will change lives. Its undergrad focus gives students tremendous resources, they not only have the access to classes but also to a scholarly community. The school can fund students' own researches and that is very gratifying, this can be done because it has one of the nation's largest endowments. Princeton helps students with almost everything from studying abroad to working abroad as well as class trips. Its rigorous admission process brings some of the top young minds in America to one place and so the school has high expectations making you work hard and thus succeed.
Professors are very down-to-earth and love to interact with students, talk about ideas and goals but they have to be sought at.
The school's administration is very cooperative and does an excellent job in incorporating students opinions in various decisions they make.

At Princeton there's a very present logic among students, work hard, play hard. Academic discipline is very present but everyday there are so many interesting events going, either by students or the university that everyone is kept very busy going from one to another and studying in between. There is of course plenty of time on weekends for fun, sometimes though, sacrificing studying or sleeping. It has a small beautiful campus and so everyone lives close to each other. There is never a dull moment with lots of concerts, sporting events, performances and movies to attend.


Everyone has a nerd side in them at Princeton and some are even hyper ambitious who spend all their time studying. It's a friendly environment and people always ready to have fun. Students come from all over, different ethnicities, beliefs, passions and priorities but all very focused on their future careers. Most come from different backgrounds and have different pursuits in life. The small campus makes it so that everyone seems interconnected and at the same time it's size is enough to keep meeting new people.



Useful info:


Admission:

ImportanceFactors
Class rank
Application essay
Academic GPA


Alumni relation


Work experience
Volunteer work
Geographic residence


3 stars - Very important factors taken into account
2 stars - Important factors taken into account
1 star - Other factors taken into account



Required academic units:

  • 4 English
  • 4 Mathematics
  • 4 Science (2 Science Labs)
  • 4 Foreign Language
  • 2 History

Financial Aid


Should provide: FAFSA, institution's own financial aid form, Institutional Noncustodial Parent's Form.
Need-based scholarships/grants: Federal Pell, SEOG, state scholarships, school's own aid.
Loan aid avaliable: FFEL Subsidized Stafford, FFEL Unsubsidized Stafford, FFEL PLUS, Federal Perkins, state loans, college/university loans from institutional funds.


Stats:

Popular Majors - Economics, Political Science and Government History

Calendar - Semester
Common regular class size - 10-19 students
Common lab size - 10-19 students

# of applicants (rough) - 19,000
% accepted - 10

Tuition (rough) - $34,000



1 comentários:

Baby said...

man, its just too hard to get in. i had a 4.0 out of college and ranked in the top 8%, they said i shouldnt even bother applying...feels batman

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