| I have friends who are juniors and seniors, and their attitudes are not surprising in light of the survey results. The main problem students have with the administration is how it approaches student life issues, and area in which students should presumably be given a voice. I have no complaints about academics, faculty contact, or any of the other characteristics which make Princeton such a great place. I don't really have a problem with grade deflation. The initial numbers we're seeing suggest that the policy has not hurt students in the job market. Princeton has done a good job getting the word out to popular employers like investment banks and consulting firms. It would be nice not to have to work as hard to get an A, but it hasn't negatively affected my experience here. |