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Princeton University

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Location:Princeton, NJ
Tuition:$34,290
Room & Board:$11,405
FT Undergraduates:4,907
Admission Difficulty:Very Hard
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Once students get past the relative isolation of Princeton, they immerse themselves in the multitude of campus academic and social activities, from political and humor publications to debate societies to eating clubs. The academic program is demanding, which students appreciate, and it prepares students for not only the work force but also top-notch graduate schools. The historic buildings and eating clubs give Princeton its own sort of feel that may not mesh well with all students but certainly provide Princeton undergrads with a plethora of traditions and opportunities that are characteristically Princeton.

Princeton is not just a school, it is an experience. Students who take full advantage of what Princeton has to offer have the opportunity to work with some of the most talented professors and scholars in the world on an idyllic campus. They graduate with one of the best undergraduate educations in the country and with all the connections the alumni experience has to offer. Some students may not realize the significance of the Princeton experience until they march on to Elm Drive for their graduating P-Rade, but the majority of students know how special the Princeton experience is by the time they are back from the woods on their pre-frosh Outdoor Action trip.

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caex7

Princeton '13

Finance

Aug 20, 2010

P-Safe Can Be Tough

C-

Public safety, if they catch you, will be strict. While you are safe on the Street or walking around campus drunk, DO NOT ever drink outside. Drinking in your room is safe, provided you are never caught with a drink in your hand. As for parties in dorms, make sure that there are no drugs (if drugs are found, everyone at the party gets punished), but feel safe going to one. P-safe doesn't come too often, usually only in cases of extreme noise. Just don't get caught with a drink in your hand, and you are fine.

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Campus Strictness

caex7

Princeton '13

Finance

Aug 20, 2010

Booze. That's It.

B+

Drugs are very uncommon on campus, apart from one well-known eating club. Apart from that, most people on campus stick to drinking, with the occasional cigarette being a rarity.

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Drug Scene

caex7

Princeton '13

Finance

Aug 20, 2010

Ladies With Looks and Personality

B

While some of the girl's here are hot, all of the ladies are excellent to talk to. Being with them is easy, regardless of how awkward you are. Go to the Street, and you'll find a hot hookup that you can share a hoagie with later.

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Location: Cambridge, MA
Tuition:$36,173
Room & Board:$11,042
Student Body Size: 14,172
Admission Difficulty: Very Hard

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