Just wrapped up my application today. This is a college that wasn’t on my radar until I read the mail, so I guess there truly is a reason for them sending them out. I wish the best of luck to my rivals/fellow students!
@201698 Without the entire context, I see a variety of ways you could implement it, as long as you reach near the word count without it and sufficiently tie it in. Perhaps the problem might be in formatting but I am unsure how your poem is structured.
It’s not at all a bad idea, and best of fortunes in your essay!
Quick question - if I’m adding links to my research papers in the additional info, should I still upload them in the space provided to upload documents on the supplement?
A few friends who are currently freshmen at Princeton told me that it doesn’t really make any difference. Elaborate it if you can, but listing stuff is fine too
thanks! also I know princeton recommends to self report all AP scores but i have two 5s, two 4s, and two 3s, one of the 3s in studio art which is something i want to pursue. ive heard many things: that APs are given little to no consideration in admissions, or that APs are highly predictive of college success. in general, as well as for other schools ill be applying to, should i self-report all of my scores? i think if i report one I should report all as not doing so will probably lead them to think i didn’t take the test or i scored a 1 or 2…but these 3s lol
also i listed AP scholar with distinction in my honors so would i have to self report the scores? since princeton recommends it ill probably be more inclined to do it, but what about other colleges?
