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Princeton, NJ
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$35,340
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Very Hard
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Princeton University Diversity had a new discussion posted by amylargacha

ivy league schools don't give scholarships, but you can get a lot in financial aid

If you get in, you get a full ride all-expenses paid (assuming your combined family income is less than $60,000)

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Kristen McCarthy
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Depending upon students' personal experience, some students think that Princeton is very diverse, and others think that there are few minorities at all. While not all students believe that Princeton is diverse, it is impossible to deny the range of student groups available to promote diversity awareness.

Princeton is not as diverse as some other Ivy League schools, but the school's demographics are diverse considering the racial and economic makeup of the surrounding town. Diversity at Princeton is starting to improve, because the University has recently instituted a no-loan financial aid program, which ensures that all financial aid will be given in the form of grants that do not need to be repaid. An increasing number of discussion forums have also helped raise awareness of campus diversity issues.

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