<p>False stereotypes abound in regard to Princeton in general but they are pernicious in other ways as well. Asian-American students are often stereotyped as being interested only in the sciences. This is very far from the truth and youll find Asian-American undergraduates in every department at Princeton. By way of example, you might enjoy reading this story about the award winning young poet Tung-Hui Hu who graduated from Princeton at the age of 19. He began as a computer science major but then found his true calling.</p>
<p>[Tung-Hui</a> Hu: Summer Poet in Residence - Arts & Life](<a href=“http://media.www.thedmonline.com/media/storage/paper876/news/2008/07/08/ArtsLife/TungHui.Hu.Summer.Poet.In.Residence-3388840.shtml]Tung-Hui”>http://media.www.thedmonline.com/media/storage/paper876/news/2008/07/08/ArtsLife/TungHui.Hu.Summer.Poet.In.Residence-3388840.shtml)</p>