<p>“…there’s [sic] almost no graduate students…(at Princeton)”
Tell that to the graduate students at Princeton. See if they’ll be offended. I think what you mean (and what many people including Hanna are and have been trying to say) is that there are very few professional school students given that Princeton does not have (or no longer has) a med school, law school or biz school. </p>
<p>Interestingly enough, at Harvard, those schools are pretty much on their own. Once in a while, you might have a law student or biz student as a TF (which I don’t view as a bad thing), but otherwise, as an undergraduate, you come in contact with them as much as with extension school students. So I don’t understand why people continue to conflate AND confuse the situation.</p>
<p>In fact, Harvard’s individual schools are well known for functioning independently from each other—each school has their own schedules, ‘sovereign’ administrations etc.</p>