| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
April 14 2008
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drbigboyjoe9505
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After 6 info sessions, they all start to sound the same. But the info session guy tried very hard to make Princeton stand out among the schools - sometimes a bit too much. |
August 24 2007
|
mysundown
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The admissions officer was charismatic. He gave a talk on the policies of the adoffice (like other colleges' beginning talks) and then had a VERY informative Q and A session. |
August 23 2007
|
stroebsp37
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The admissions counselor was well-dressed and polished, almost too polished. He did however answer all questions with mostly complete answers. |
August 23 2007
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purplegirl
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Very crowded. Adcom was very intimidating. Kept reinforcing how competitive it is to get in. That they get 20,000 applications and the applicant has to have a hook. |
August 08 2007
|
AnotherAlice
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Parents only attended (student was attending a class with a current Princeton student who was from the same high school). Very small info session (<10>), informal and informative. |
August 03 2007
|
2by2
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Very good. |
June 22 2007
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momof07
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Best balance of professional/charismatic elements of all the schools we visited. Given by admissions officer who was also a graduate. Very realistic as to the competetivenes, but reassuring also. |
June 18 2007
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goyanks193
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Brought us into room where Congress and the Continental Congress once met. Pretty intimidating. Good session, told us what they are looking for in a Princeton student and what they offer to us. |
December 21 2006
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kraor143
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Informational (haha of course), answered questions... |
October 31 2006
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ever_after
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Our session was somewhat large, but I liked it. The presenter was extremely candid and very excited about Princeton. The info wan't new, but it just confirmed that I was aware of how the process worked. |
August 12 2006
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senioritis42
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Boring, overcrowded and hard to hear the admissions officer. |
August 09 2006
|
GR Elton
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More conventional than uniquely informative or honest. |
