<p>“everyone there is a snob”</p>
<p>uh, no. There are thousands of kids here. Generalizations like that are pointless and offensive.</p>
<p>I almost expected that when I first got here actually, but the reality was genuinely surprising to me. It turns out, people here are surprisingly “average” in how they act (not academically i mean, but in social behavior). </p>
<p>I don’t buy into this “good fit” stuff as much as most places would probably like me too, simply because the applicant pool for all the top schools is essentially the same. It’s not like one school has a fundamentally different student body than another, though they’d like to think that. And even then, you’ll only spend time with a select group of friends who share your interests, which you can find almost anywhere. </p>
<p>Basically, you can find anything you want at Princeton if you look for it. I can’t think of why it wouldn’t be a good fit for anyone. If you were to come here and make use of the resources, you would be challenged and happy. I promise.</p>