Founded in 1746 | Ivy League Institution | New Jersey, USA
– Established in 1746 as the College of New Jersey
– Renamed Princeton University in 1896
– One of the oldest universities in the U.S.
– Renowned for Humanities, Sciences, and Engineering– World-class faculty and small student–faculty ratio– Focus on undergraduate teaching and research
– Famous for Gothic and Collegiate-style buildings– Landmarks: Nassau Hall, Firestone Library, Blair Arch– Beautiful mix of tradition and modern innovation
– Leading center for scientific and social research– Home to Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory– Encourages interdisciplinary collaboration
– Alumni influencing world politics, science, and art– International collaborations with top universities– Commitment to global sustainability
– Over 300 student organizations– Traditions: Reunions, Bonfire, Lawn Parties– Diverse and inclusive student community
– Albert Einstein (Faculty Member)– Michelle Obama, Jeff Bezos, Alan Turing, Woodrow Wilson– Leaders in science, politics, literature, and business
– Need-based financial aid (no student loans policy)– Highly competitive admissions process (~4% acceptance rate)– Global opportunities for talented students
– Motto: “In the Nation’s Service and the Service of Humanity”– Focus on innovation, diversity, and leadership– Building a sustainable and equitable future