<p>Hi everyone! I thought it would be a good idea after seeing similar threads on other forums to start a thread that tells everyone what we love about Princeton. I'll start</p>
<ol>
<li>Highest endowment per student.</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>Great school spirit.</li>
<li>Focused on undergraduates.</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo
continue please.</li>
</ol>
<p>id like to dispute the usefullness of #1. harvard fa allows for a laptop to be purchased if outside scholarships pay off certain things AND the paid preadmit weekend transportation is much better at Harvard bc they are more flexible and offer more options that prob cost more. so i think while the endowment may be bigger, harvard fa is better</p>
<ol>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
</ol>
<p>natim1, let me help you with something</p>
<p>Princeton’s endowment per student is higher than Harvard’s</p>
<p>I hope this helps</p>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there. </li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world </li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world </li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid </li>
<li>the triangle club</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club </li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club </li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
<li>the students are awesome and friendly</li>
<li>you can do whatever you want while in college and still become successful</li>
<li>incredibly easy to change your mind about classes, major, career path, etc.</li>
<li>“Princeton” is undoubtedly the sexiest sounding name of any Ivy league school</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>Great location 
Friendly city, friendly people, nice & homely town</li>
<li>Great internship opportunities (correct me if I’m wrong)</li>
</ol>
<p>
</p>
<p>yes !</p>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club</li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
<li>the students are awesome and friendly</li>
<li>you can do whatever you want while in college and still become successful</li>
<li>incredibly easy to change your mind about classes, major, career path, etc.</li>
<li>“Princeton” is undoubtedly the sexiest sounding name of any Ivy league school </li>
<li>Great location Friendly city, friendly people, nice & homely town</li>
<li>Great internship opportunities (correct me if I’m wrong) </li>
<li>ALL THOSE ICE CREAM PLACES! :D</li>
</ol>
<p>and BUMP. I like this thread.</p>
<ol>
<li>Homely=plain, unattractive…I think what is meant is “homey” (=inviting, cozy).</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club</li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
<li>the students are awesome and friendly</li>
<li>you can do whatever you want while in college and still become successful</li>
<li>incredibly easy to change your mind about classes, major, career path, etc.</li>
<li>“Princeton” is undoubtedly the sexiest sounding name of any Ivy league school </li>
<li>Great location 
Friendly city, friendly people, nice & homey town</li>
<li>Great internship opportunities (correct me if I’m wrong) </li>
<li>ALL THOSE ICE CREAM PLACES! </li>
<li>Top Tier location: suburban cleanliness but YOURE AN HOUR AWAY FROM NYC and also an hour away from PHILLY</li>
</ol>
<ol>
<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club</li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
<li>the students are awesome and friendly</li>
<li>you can do whatever you want while in college and still become successful</li>
<li>incredibly easy to change your mind about classes, major, career path, etc.</li>
<li>“Princeton” is undoubtedly the sexiest sounding name of any Ivy league school </li>
<li>Great location Friendly city, friendly people, nice & homey town</li>
<li>Great internship opportunities (correct me if I’m wrong) </li>
<li>ALL THOSE ICE CREAM PLACES! </li>
<li>Top Tier location: suburban cleanliness but YOURE AN HOUR AWAY FROM NYC and also an hour away from PHILLY</li>
<li>If you are in Rocky, Jeff Nunokawa … but seriously</li>
<li>Rocky/Mathey grilled cheese</li>
<li>Late meal</li>
<li>Murray Dodge</li>
<li>Shirley’s Weather Machine</li>
<li>SO MUCH FREE FOOD</li>
<li>Asian tour groups ask to take pictures with you … seriously! You’re a celebrity! They whisper and point to each other “Look! It’s a REAL Princeton student.”</li>
<li>Fall Colors</li>
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<p>@alexcuad lol! at #65</p>
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<li>The atrium in Firestone</li>
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<li>Firestone itself!</li>
<li>The students actually have social lives</li>
<li>Princeton volleyball</li>
<li>The Nassau Inn and all the history around town!</li>
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<li>highest endowment per student</li>
<li>great school spirit</li>
<li>focused on undergraduates</li>
<li>intensely loyal alumni network</li>
<li>GORGEOUS campus (naturally and architecturally)</li>
<li>excellent relationship between campus and town</li>
<li>brand spanking new chemistry building (drool…)</li>
<li>twist, halo pub, fruity yogurt, t-sweets, and bent spoon all in a 5-10 minute walk</li>
<li>has one of the best physics departments in the world</li>
<li>has one of the best math departments in the world</li>
<li>great grad/professional school placements despite grade deflation</li>
<li>5:1 student to faculty ratio</li>
<li>new neuroscience and psychology building that will be up in 3-4 years (something to look forward to)</li>
<li>small precepts</li>
<li>the (black) squirrels (had to say it)</li>
<li>a train ride between NYC and Philly</li>
<li>we have our own mini train station ON campus (the dinky)</li>
<li>a good variety of housing and dining options</li>
<li>HUM and ISC (for those interested)</li>
<li>cheap tickets to awesome shows/events (wicked, west side story, billy elliot, the metropolitan opera, etc.)</li>
<li>forbes’s chocolate fountain</li>
<li>professors who will actually read and reread (and reread some more) your drafts (even non-writing seminar ones)</li>
<li>cornel west, joyce carol oates, john nash, paul krugman, etc. etc. etc.</li>
<li>labs open to students (even freshmen and sophomores)</li>
<li>junior papers (as a transition to the senior thesis)</li>
<li>senior thesis (no seriously)</li>
<li>reunions</li>
<li>creative writing courses</li>
<li>woody woo</li>
<li>The cooler, smarter, more attractive kids go there.</li>
<li>Albert Einstein</li>
<li>art museum</li>
<li>has one of the best econ departments in the world</li>
<li>Among top 3 feeder schools to best professional graduate schools in U.S.</li>
<li>The ever special Eating Clubs</li>
<li>One of top feeders to the Investment Banking world</li>
<li>the chapel (stunning)</li>
<li>chancellor green</li>
<li>research institution + liberal artsy-ish</li>
<li>pretty good sports scene for a nerdy place</li>
<li>spacious but walkable campus (lots of people have bikes but they really aren’t a necessity)</li>
<li>very, very safe surrounding area</li>
<li>HPA (the health advising group) is very on top of things, helpful, and accessible</li>
<li>new butler dorms and relatively new whitman dorms</li>
<li>academic advising/administration is quite efficient and runs smoothly</li>
<li>mccarter theater</li>
<li>despite the lack of a med school there is the university medical center about a 10-15 minutes walk away</li>
<li>no loans policy for financial aid</li>
<li>the triangle club</li>
<li>great certificate programs in finance, neuroscience etc.</li>
<li>the students are awesome and friendly</li>
<li>you can do whatever you want while in college and still become successful</li>
<li>incredibly easy to change your mind about classes, major, career path, etc.</li>
<li>“Princeton” is undoubtedly the sexiest sounding name of any Ivy league school </li>
<li>Great location Friendly city, friendly people, nice & homey town</li>
<li>Great internship opportunities (correct me if I’m wrong) </li>
<li>ALL THOSE ICE CREAM PLACES! </li>
<li>Top Tier location: suburban cleanliness but YOURE AN HOUR AWAY FROM NYC and also an hour away from PHILLY</li>
<li>If you are in Rocky, Jeff Nunokawa … but seriously</li>
<li>Rocky/Mathey grilled cheese</li>
<li>Late meal</li>
<li>Murray Dodge</li>
<li>Shirley’s Weather Machine</li>
<li>SO MUCH FREE FOOD</li>
<li>Asian tour groups ask to take pictures with you … seriously! You’re a celebrity! They whisper and point to each other “Look! It’s a REAL Princeton student.”</li>
<li>Fall Colors</li>
<li>The atrium in Firestone</li>
<li>Firestone itself!</li>
<li>The students actually have social lives</li>
<li>Princeton volleyball</li>
<li>The Nassau Inn and all the history around town!</li>
<li>Late meal @ Frist</li>
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