What is Princeton University acceptance rate?
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The Princeton University acceptance rate for the class of 2028 stood at just 4.6%, suggesting that of every 100 students who apply to Princeton, only 4-5 students are likely to be accepted. This means that the admission criteria for Princeton University are extremely selective. Moreover, the acceptance rate has been dropping for the last few years, pointing to growing competition for aspirants.
The Princeton University acceptance rate for international students is about 2.1%, around half of the regular admission rate, meaning that Princeton is even more selective about its international applicants.
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Princeton University acceptance rate is 6% making admission at the university more selective for international students. It means out of 100 applications received at the university only 6 students are accepted. Currently, the university has enrolled 1,500 students among which 51% are female and 49% are male students. Students who apply for Princeton University admission must have an SAT score between 1460 and 1570 or an ACT score of 33 and 35.
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| Food Place | Known For | Address |
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| Chennai Chimney | Masala Dosa, Sambhar, Lunch Buffet | 19 Chamber Street, Princeton, New Jersey |
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| A2B Indian Veg Restaurant | South Indian Food, Coffee, Gobi 65, and Rasam | 3817 US Rte 1, Princeton, NJ 08540 |
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- PSCE Events - The Student Events Committee hosts several weekly events like bingo and craft nights
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