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Any advice from those who have already been through this?
I really didn't think I would get any interviews and even less this FAST - meaning it's either random or smth else. I also didn't expect this because, well to my knowledge, no ONE from my country ever went to Princeton except for the cousin of the king - class of '91, later grad school at Stanford and Ph.D. from Oxford, and his daughter class of '20 I think. And some of my friends who also applied either this year or previous years to Princeton very rarely got any interviews.
My interviewer is from the US ofc. My interview is in 3 days. Do you think I should probably tackle the rarety of students from my country at a certain point and if he ever met someone from my area during his attendance? Please let me know your thoughts. It's really stressful as I am preparing for my interview.
Many thankiiies
Looking for these textbooks in any format. Thanks a bunch in advance!
Any other Princeton Match Scholars want to start a group chat?
Hi everybody my brother got accepted into Princeton University for admission and got a scholarship and a full ride.
I’ve heard so many amazing things about Princeton and obviously it’s the number one university in the country and one of the best universities in the world.
Also the alumni from Princeton are some of the most extraordinary people in history. So my question is is that is the school everything that people think it is?
What’s the education like? what are the opportunities like with internships and jobs? and also for people who graduated in recent years or just many years ago what have you guys done after Princeton ? and how much money do people make and what are the careers like?
If comfortable please share?
Thank you.
Gilens & Page found that the number of Americans for or against any idea has no impact on the likelihood that Congress will make it law.
"The preferences of the average American appear to have only a miniscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon public policy."
-Gilens & Page, Perspectives in Politics
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