<p>Unalove - also, maybe if you went out to “the street” (where all the eating clubs are) on a thursday or friday or saturday night, you’d see a difference. When I visited friends at princeton, we went out to some eating club parties, and to me, it was surreal. There were literally thousands of kids partying all over the place in these gigantic, meticulously maintained mansions. Moreover, Princeton has a LOT more beautiful people than Chicago. The students overall seemed much more athletic, better groomed, and much more committed to their personal appearance, and it made a difference. Afterwards, it felt like the entire campus went to this one convenience store (called a wawa) for a late night sandwich. </p>
<p>I dunno, maybe to the very untrained eye, Chicago and Princeton seem similar, but when viewed with any sort of scrutiny, it seems as if stark differences begin to appear. Academically, sure, both schools are first-rate, but after that…</p>