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This guide contains key information from Princeton University Common Data Set 2023-2024.
Princeton Common Data Set Quick Facts
Quick Facts
- Public vs. Private: Private
- Geographic Region: Mid-East
- State: New Jersey
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 5 to 1
- Full-Time Undergraduates: 5,671
Merit Scholarships for Princeton
- Percentage of students with no financial need who were awarded merit scholarships: N/A
- Average dollar amount of non-need-based merit scholarships: N/A
Important Factors Considered For Admissions
Academic
- Rigor of secondary school record
- Class rank
- Academic GPA
- Standardized test scores
- Application essay
- Recommendation(s)
Non-academic
- Extracurricular activities
- Talent/ability
- Character/personal qualities
Student Life Information
- Percentage of students from out-of-state: 81%
- Percentage of students who join sororities: 0%
- Percentage of students who join fraternities: 0%
Student Diversity
- Percentage of nonresident aliens: 13%
- Percentage of Hispanic/Latino: 10%
- Percentage of Black or African American, non-Hispanic: 9%
- Percentage of White, non-Hispanic: 36%
- Percentage of American Indian or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic: 0.14%
- Percentage of Asian, non-Hispanic: 24%
- Percentage of Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic: 0.1%
- Percentage of two or more races, non-Hispanic: 7%
- Percentage of unknown race and/or ethnicity: .02%
This information was gathered from the Princeton Common Data Set 2023-2024.
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