Earlier this year, we reported that Princeton University had joined peer institutions that include Stanford University, Cornell University, and Columbia University in choosing to not release admissions statistics at the conclusion of the Early Action or Regular Decision admissions cycles. And why? Allegedly, in an attempt to make the process …
Princeton University has joined institutions like Cornell University, Columbia University, and Stanford University in choosing not to release admissions statistics. Of course, the data ultimately becomes publicly available and will eventually appear in our comprehensive Ivy League Admissions Statistics. So it’s not as though Princeton — or Cornell, Columbia, or …
We’ve got some Princeton admissions stats for you. For the Class of 2017, Princeton received a total of 26,505 applications, according to “The Daily Princetonian.” For the Class of 2016, Princeton received a total of 26,663 applications. So the number of applicants are down for Princeton this year as compared …
