Princeton University (Princeton, NJ)

Princeton University (Princeton, NJ)

Princeton University, a private, research college situated in Princeton, New Jersey, is one of the prevalent "Ivy League" schools in the United States. Established in 1746 as the College of New Jersey, it is one of the nine frontier universities set up before the American Revolution. Numerous popular names are connected with the college, from Jonathan Edwards to Woodrow Wilson to Albert Einstein. 

Princeton has a present enlistment of 8,010 understudies, and concedes less than eight percent of understudies who apply. In any case, understudies who are conceded get money related guide to cover 100 percent of their showed need through stipends and work study. Sixty-six percent of understudies get monetary guide, and understudies commonly graduate with not exactly $5000 in the red. 

The college presently offers college degrees in humanities, sociologies, normal sciences, and building. Not at all like other Ivy League schools, Princeton does not have therapeutic, law, holiness, or business colleges, but rather it offer graduate degrees out in the open and worldwide issues, designing and connected science, and structural planning. Two other widely acclaimed establishments of higher learning are in close physical vicinity, however authoritatively autonomous of, the college: Princeton Theological Seminary and the Institute for Advanced Study. 

The 500-section of land grounds is one of Travel + Leisure's Most Beautiful Campuses in the Country so it is no big surprise why 99 percent of the understudy body lives on grounds. The grounds is additionally home to the Princeton University Art Museum, whose accumulation contains pieces by Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, and Warhol. U.S. New & World Report has named Princeton the #1 school in the country. 

Princeton University is authorize by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
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