<p>many of you here say you chose Princeton because of its unique way of teaching.</p>
<p>what actually is that?</p>
<p>also, what are your other reasons for loving Princeton?</p>
<p>Biggest thing for that is to look at the GE requirements and the course descriptions for them. </p>
<p>Following more research, Princeton tends to teach through and not on a topic. For example, when teaching a scientific principle or mathematical theory, not just giving the cold facts, but going through reasoning and mindset the authors (probably the wrong word) used to establish them. </p>
<p>They are also very good at one on one. Focus on individualized teaching, for example, even the big classes are staggered so some days you’re in smaller groups of 15-20 to debate a topic, and another day all 100 of you are together for a group lecture. They focus alot on the undergraduate. </p>
<p>Also, they just plain have awesome professors, some of the top in the nation. </p>
<p>Other reasons? People there, intelligent people, not stupid people you want to strangle for not caring. </p>
<p>Campus, Princeton is gorgeous</p>
<p>SNOW!!!</p>
<p>other people??</p>