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The application requirements for Princeton University are very tough. Although the University tends to look more at student performance, it is without a doubt a fact that because the university is highly selective, a student must achieve above A’s in all subjects taken in A levels and American SAT’s as well as similar above excellent results in the International Baccalaureate, A-Levels (Canada), European Baccalaureate and same results in their home country’s education system. The student must then present their grade transcript to Princeton through an email, or submit their application through The Common Application, Coalition Application, Universal application if they are students within the United States. Students who are from overseas also must present their copies of documents, visas and other information issued by Princeton. The student must then wait for an offer either in the Common Application, Coalition Application or Universal Application if in the United States or they will receive a confirmation letter independently if coming from a different country with a different application system.

The fee system in Princeton University is simple yet affordable. Fees are generally to be paid in advance  before the academic year begins, and are paid annually.

The Current Fees are structured as:

• Tuition:                                                                $49,330

• Room charge:                                                       $9,450

• Board rate:                                                           $6,840

• Residential college fee:                                          $890

• Estimated miscellaneous expenses:                        $3,500

• Original name. The College of New Jersey; changed in 1896
• First president. Jonathan Dickinson, who died after serving only five months
• Current president. Shirley M. Tilghman, who became the 19th president in 2001
• Official motto. Dei Sub Numine Viget (Under God’s Power She Flourishes)
• Informal motto. Princeton in the Nation’s Service and in the Service of All Nations
• Colors. Orange and black; formally adopted in 1896
• Mascot. Tiger; emerged around 1882
• Insignia. The shield, which derives from the official seal, is designated for more common use. It includes an open Bible with Vet Nov Testamentum, signifying both Old and New Testaments. In its lower part is a chevron, signifying the rafters of a building. The official motto is sometimes displayed on a ribbon under the shield.

What to expect?

Princeton is a small municipality town within New Jersey. It has a small population of about 31,000 people signifying it as a small city. The city is known to be a university city that houses many different institutions such as  the Institute for Advanced Study, Westminster Choir College, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton Theological Seminary, Opinion Research Corporation, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Siemens Corporate Research, SRI International, FMC Corporation, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Amrep, Church and Dwight, Berlitz International, and Dow Jones & Company. The municipality is best known for Princeton University, where as mentioned before, its best university and research institution.

In Princeton you will notice that due to the municipality’s small size, it is not uncommon to find familiar faces or people you have met before. This is because the town’s small size and small community allows for people to be more connected with each other, whether it is intentional or not. You will also notice that a large number of Princeton citizens are intellectuals. This is due to the fact that, as mentioned before Princeton is a municipality known for its institutions and it’s no secret that the typical Princeton citizen has attended at least one of the municipalities institutions let alone has acquired their education and degree in one of the institutions as well.

In overall when living in Princeton, expect to see many intellectuals, polite and well-mannered people as well as a city that looks very modern, clean and very presentable due to its presence of many research institutions

Places to visit:

An old 18th century house in Princeton, now a museum that displays exhibits that represent the Stockton family’s possessions including a beautiful garden. If you are a history lover looking to study the history of Princeton New Jersey, this should be your first destination.

A beautiful garden filled with birders and joggers down the soft pathways leading to more areas in this forest. If you are an avian lover, or someone who loves the breeze of forest nature, this is your number one must visit place.

A museum belonging to Princeton University, this museum houses art pieces and antiquities such as beautiful old Asian artifacts, sculptures as well as having Photographs of Princeton over many different time periods and centuries. If you love art and history, have a thought and don’t miss out on this wonderful museum.

The American cuisine is simple, with your typical beef jerkies, barbecues and the famous New Jersey Italian cuisine, eating out in Princeton New Jersey is actually quite a nice experience. Whether it’s the morning, evening or afternoon, you will always find a local bar, restaurant and diner who will serve you with the utmost care and attention. Apart from the local Princeton Cuisine, thanks to the municipality attracting many brilliant minds from different places all over the world, you will find a range of different international cuisines such as Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Middle Eastern, Italian, French, Spanish, Austrian, Mexican and even Guatemalan cuisines. For example, you will be very surprised that Egyptian Halal and Ouzi (Calzoni) dishes have become common in Princeton and it is without a doubt due to the fact that Princeton has a sizeable Egyptian community that has introduced them, making them very popular. As mentioned before, the Italian American communities have introduced a wide range of popular Italian American delicacies such as Mac and Cheese, The Italian-American Pizza and the delicious pasta such as Carbonara, Pesto or Bolognese.

In overall, eating out in Princeton is one of the experiences you will like the most due to a unique variety and blend of different international cuisines, the friendly atmosphere shown by the Princeton locals and the sheer availability of restaurants, diners and bars all around the community.

Where to eat in Princeton:

Mistral:

One of the most unique and creative restaurants, that blend the Mediterranean, Caribbean and Scandinavian cuisines. It shows the typical international influences that are a big part of Princeton Jersey cuisine.

Elements:

A delicious restaurant catered for the Mediterranean lovers. This restaurant contains a blend of unique delicious seafood, meat and Italian dishes, offering a very wide range of tasty mediteranean treats that will make your eyes melt and your heart burn with passionate fire. Served with love and care, all in a very comforting and relaxing environment.

Despaña:

A delicious Spanish restaurant, it serves Tapas, Pintxos and the classic Tortilla. The staff is very friendly and the people are perhaps the friendliest and most sociable in all over New Jersey. Regular Champions league, Spanish League and World Cup Soccer matches are often shown in the restaurant, so all you soccer/football fans should never miss out! A true Spanish experience

https://admission.princeton.edu/contact-us

Admission

Phone: 609-258-3060

Fax: 609-258-6743

Email: uaoffice@princeton.edu

Financial Aid

Phone: 609-258-3330

Fax: 609-258-0336

Email: pfaa@princeton.edu