What college do you think is a match for me?

[Sue22]

@MikeTyson51,

http://www.princeton.edu/~oktour/virtualtour/french/Hist01-Einstein.htm

While living in Princeton, Einstein worked at the newly founded Institute for Advanced Study. Though the Institute is independent of the University, its original offices were located on Princeton’s campus. As such, from 1933 to 1939, Einstein’s office was 109 Fine Hall (now Jones Hall) and he also conducted work in the Palmer Physics Laboratory (now the Frist Campus Center). Though he was never a member of Princeton’s faculty, Einstein led a University seminar on the mathematics of relativity and often helped students with math problems.

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