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Princeton Preview
Tuesday, April 9, 2024 or Tuesday, April 16, 2024
All admitted students are invited to attend Princeton Preview, a one-day, on-campus program in April designed as an in-depth introduction to the many dimensions of academic and extracurricular life at Princeton.
During this event, admitted students and family member will have the opportunity to attend programs and discussions about studying at Princeton, meet current students and faculty members, and learn about our close-knit residential community. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided for admitted students and guest.
Registration will be available in the spring.
Student Resources
Below are just some of the many resource centers available to support you on your Princeton journey. We encourage you to connect with a department representative with any questions you may have.
Undergraduate Financial Aid Office of the Registrar Office of Disability Services Davis International Center Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity University Health Services
Student Resources
Below are just some of the many resource centers available to support you on your Princeton journey. We encourage you to connect with a department representative with any questions you may have.
Undergraduate Financial Aid Office of the Registrar Office of Disability Services Davis International Center Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity University Health Services
Visit Us
Visit Us
We hope you can join us for one of our two Preview programs in April. Please use these resources to plan your travels or to simply gain a better sense of Princeton.
Dig Deeper
Our curriculum encourages students to explore many disciplines and to develop a deep understanding in one area of concentration.
Degrees & Departments Freshman Seminars & The Precept System Intern & Study Abroad
Dig Deeper
Our curriculum encourages students to explore many disciplines and to develop a deep understanding in one area of concentration.
Degrees & Departments Freshman Seminars & The Precept System Intern & Study AbroadNew and Noteworthy
Princeton’s Novogratz Bridge Year Program will expand to six international locations
Princeton’s Novogratz Bridge Year Program will expand to six international locations
Princeton’s innovative Novogratz Bridge Year Program will expand to six countries beginning in fall 2023, offering more incoming students the opportunity to participate in the tuition-free global service-learning program. Bridge Year will partner with new communities in Cambodia and Costa Rica, in addition to existing partnerships in Bolivia, India, Indonesia and Senegal.
BLOG: “How to Research a University”
BLOG: “How to Research a University”
Student blogger Jasmine Hao shares her advice about where to look to learn more about academics and student life at Princeton.
PODCAST: “Leadership, Service, Compassion and Empathy” With Christian Potter '22
PODCAST: “Leadership, Service, Compassion and Empathy” With Christian Potter '22
What does it take to be a leader? Christian Potter ’22 thought about this a fair amount during the last few years. It wasn't until he stepped into the role of president of Undergraduate Student Government during a pandemic that he truly understood the qualities needed to get the job done. Tune in to learn about Christian’s year of leading, listening and learning.
BLOG: “Traversing the Orange Bubble”
BLOG: “Traversing the Orange Bubble”
Amélie Lemay '24 shares her experience navigating around campus and also shares some helpful tips for traversing the Orange Bubble.
Faculty Approve Academic Minors at Princeton
Faculty Approve Academic Minors at Princeton
Princeton University students will be able to pursue minor courses of study outside of their primary discipline beginning in fall 2023. At present, Princeton offers 54 interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate programs that function, in practice, as minors. Princeton also offers 36 concentrations for major studies.
BLOG: “Getting Oriented on Campus”
BLOG: “Getting Oriented on Campus”
Community Action (CA) left quite the impression on Jodie De Jesus '25 as a first-year student that she returned the following year to become a leader. Find out how First-Year Orientation and Community Action are just one of the many ways Princeton helps foster community amongst the incoming class.
BLOG: “The Irreplaceable International Identity at Princeton”
BLOG: “The Irreplaceable International Identity at Princeton”
Blogger Hadley Kim reflects on the strong international community on Princeton's campus and explains the many resources available through the Davis International Center.
BLOG: “To Find a Home”
BLOG: “To Find a Home”
Gil Joseph '25 reflects on his identity coming into Princeton and how he has been able to be a part of multiple communities.
Princeton Class of 2022 Celebrates Commencement
Princeton Class of 2022 Celebrates Commencement
The power of persistence was celebrated as a hallmark of the Class of 2022 on Tuesday, May 24, at Princeton’s 275th Commencement. The University awarded 1,234 undergraduate degrees and 655 graduate degrees during the ceremony on a cool spring morning in Princeton Stadium.
BLOG: “Why I Chose East Asian Studies”
BLOG: “Why I Chose East Asian Studies”
Hadley Kim '24 thought she would major in English but a few courses in Korean history led her to discover the East Asian Studies department. Uncover her journey on how she declared East Asian Studies as her major.
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Learn MoreComing out of high school, I had a lot of interest in going abroad. And honestly, I thought when else in my lifetime am I going to have this opportunity to spend a year fully funded in another country. Not even studying, but getting to really know the culture.
- Leila Owens, Novogratz Bridge Year participant
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