| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
April 14 2008
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drbigboyjoe9505
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The school was BEAUTIFUL! The tour guide was okay. Not many people were too engaged so the tour lacked because of that. But, he did his best to show us a general feel for the school. |
December 10 2007
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Mr. Pretzel
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The tour was very informative. Unlike a lot of college tours I'd been on, the guide responded well to questions and admitted some faults in the school; a refreshing change from the basic stats/un |
August 24 2007
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mysundown
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Fantastic! Enthusiastic tour guide despite all the rain. Pretty campus. |
August 23 2007
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stroebsp37
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The tour doesn't take you into any dorms or give much of an indication as to how the students spend their time, but it covers most of the campus. |
August 23 2007
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purplegirl
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Very crowded. At least 120 people on tour with each guide. More like a museum tour. Did not see dorms, or classrooms, just outside of historic buildings |
August 08 2007
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AnotherAlice
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Tour was conducted by a sophomore whose father had graduated from Princeton. She was very gungho and familiar with campus, having been to reunions most of her life. |
August 03 2007
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2by2
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Very good. |
June 22 2007
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momof07
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Very informative. Worth taking. Guide was very experienced, informative, seemed able to answer questions outside his own major/sphere of life also. |
June 18 2007
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goyanks193
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Knowledgeable student led tour. Really impressive. Every building is something amazing. Answered specific questions afterwards. It was good to talk to a student since there's no summer school |
June 14 2007
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demgirl
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My tour guide was really youthful and enthusiastic. |
January 17 2007
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sportsharks
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The tour was good. It gave a rough overview of the campus and the background of alot of the buildings. Wasn't all-inclusive, but visited most of the campus and gave me alot of information. |
December 21 2006
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kraor143
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Great! Very knowledgable tour guide. He told us all about the history of the campus-like the Revolutionary War & Nassau Hall. He was very enthusiastic and talked about the campus, theses, classes, |
October 31 2006
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ever_after
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This was fairly impersonal. There was a lot of history and about half the tour seemed to be sightseeing (small kids, a few elderly couples). It was fairly general and we didn't get to see the inside of any buildings. |
September 24 2006
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xkoreasianx
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Very informative and intersting. He gave lot's of details of how Princton fit in with the history of America. Like how it was a key point in the American Revolution and how they used the campus in the making of "A Beautiful Mind". |
August 13 2006
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peachykween
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Very good; gave a lot of interesting details and was very skilled at walking backwards. Apparently there are competitive "try-outs" to be tour guides, so you can imagine that the tour guides are pretty good. |
August 13 2006
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JIMMY@KILLARNEY
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I guess it was alright. I really liked the tour in Nassau Hall. The many famous portraits and paintings were very worthwhile to see. The big conference room was like the House of Commons in England. |
August 12 2006
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senioritis42
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First off, like the info session, there were too many people in the tour group.
The tour guide was HORRENDOUS. I learned essentially nothing about the campus, student life or the school from her. She was obviously jacked on caffeine, claimed she hadn |
August 09 2006
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GR Elton
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Very well informed, friendly, and professional tour guide. |
