Has anyone international (preferred) or U.S. citizen gotten into Princeton with mid grades? As in international ( 80%-70% or maybe 60ish), and the USA a kid GPA, I don’t know how those work lol.
curious what factors led you to choose Princeton. location, rigor, student life, campus beauty, smth else?
Is orf245 really easier?
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I’d like to see the inside. There must be interesting things in there, architectural and otherwise. I never see anything about tours, though. Can I just walk in? There are administrative offices there I guess?
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