Princeton University (reviews)

Incredibly passionate professors with a lot of knowledge in the matter, together with a group of students that make use of every second they have in their lives to contribute to campus life, I feel lucky I had the chance to study there.

Princeton was a really great university to be part of. The faculty is amazing and is very helpful to undergrads. The students, and my classmates, were very engaging and thoughtful all throughout my years there. The discussions and conversations I had on campus contributed to not only my intellectual but also personal growth. I am a proud Princetonian and am very glad I went there.

The university is very good for developing critical thinking and academic skills however it is a very stressful place that I would not recommend to individuals who struggle with mental health. Furthermore, the administration is wholly unsupportive of its students and quite obviously does not care for student concerns. Professors in general are kind and accessible, especially in upper level courses. Overall I would recommend this university to anyone who is able to handle pressure and stress.

Princeton has provided an excellent undergraduate experience. The university’s focus is on undergraduates, so students have incredible opportunities to foster academic relationships with lead scholars in their area of interest. The liberal arts approach to education encourages students to take a range of different courses, which truly allows students to become well rounded and excellent critical thinkers.

Great school. Classes are small and you get to know your professor very well! STEM students might have a different experience, and their classes tend to be larger. Campus is small so there is a very nice sense of community.