BAI Reviews

I went here about a month ago to vist it has great food and great education. Brunches and family activities could be there. I hope to go here really soon!!!!!

This place has a great atmosphere and wonderful buildings surrounding itself. Very well maintained buildings and structures all around the university. I love the main building with the clock and its location. Very peaceful campus area where people can go for a walk even though not enrolled there. ***************************************

I want to be graduate in economics from this university...my dream and any how I will complete and reach my target ...so till that wait for me princenton

10/10
would go into thousands of dollars of debt to major in women studies again

I went to Princeton Preview with my daughter and can't say enough about how well done and organized it was. It is a beautiful campus and offers so much--everyone was extremely helpful and nice. Couldn't be more pleased that she is going there in the fall !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is one of the most beautiful campuses in U.S. for sure. The architecture is magnificent. A must see spot if you are traveling around. Highly recommended, Gothic architecture and postcard surroundings. Likewise, visiting the museum of the princeton university, is a must. There are places to eat a snack, such as Panera, a place visited by tourists and locals, students, etc. And it is in front of the University.

Not only one of the best universities in the US but also one of the most beautiful campuses!

Princeton University, one of top Universities across world where all the biggest Scientists have studied. My favourite thing about this is that it is my dream to reach Princeton University. One of the noticable and appreciable higher education school. Amazing Campus. Amazing facilities and superb Quality Faculty in all departments. Obviously when we work under Leading scientists in such University, then we are not far from our Dreams. I love it.

Princeton University's Chancellor Green Library and East Pyne Hall built in the late 1800s by architect William Appleton Potter have served generations of Princeton students.Chancellor Green Library contains seminar rooms and a beautiful octagonal rotunda featuring stained glass windows and a large dome. Chancellor Green includes a courtyard and many sculptural details on its brownstone exterior.
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I had the chance to visit Princeton University, in a beautiful city named after him. An impressive place for its magnificent architecture, prestigious by the passage of the prominent figures to the image Albert Einstein as well as other scientific and political personalities.
However, for a full visit, it will be necessary to afford a lot of time, but it's really worth it ...!

Only been here as a tourist - and at the same time quite impressed by the campus. Walked across campus here for a good 90 minutes on the way to Philadelphia. It is very impressive. I find a stop here absolutely worthwhile.

You can park around the campus with parking meters for $ 1 an hour.

We visited when school was out so the place was quiet and most of the people walking around were tourists, just like us. The campus buildings and grounds are magnificent and well-maintained. The place reminded me of Oxford University in England, with its fairly tale-like atmosphere and architecture.

We spent an entire afternoon here. We found parking on LOT 8 in front of the University Store (free during our visit) and then proceeded to the store for restrooms and souvenirs. We then started our self-guided walking tour. The highlights for me include the Princeton Art Museum (free admission), East Pyne Hall with its beautiful courtyard, the sculpted garden at Prospect House, and the Fountain of Freedom. Definitely check them out if you re visiting.

As a visitor this a remarkable place to wander around and immerse yourself in history.

World class education and a fine experience visting! #addFULLpower #yourTEXASrealtor

Lifetime experience to be here with my husband. He has obtained his Ph.D. from the University almost 40 years ago. He has never been here after that. It was our first time here together. It made us emotional.... down to memory lane kind of thing. Just loved it.

Princeton university is my Dream school that I want to go to some day

Not too many asian brothers of mine here so thumbs down

Spectacular place to live and study. Great department of economics.

Amazing campus, great to just stroll thru anytime of the year.

One of the oldest school in North America.Great place to visit.Just Google it and find a lot more about it.Very important landmark .Travelers must visit .

It was really beautiful and a really great university.

I want my kids to go here, fantastic school, beautiful campus

Princeton University has beautiful grounds to walk through, great architecture in the buildings, the restaurants are open in Princetonfor take out so you can eat while walking, you can get a coffee, have some ice cream and safely get out to enjoy yourself.

Huge campus but very well maintained. Beautiful old structures. Magnificent Chapel. Free parking after 5 pm and free visitor parking all the time in lot 23 near Princeton University rail station.

The campus is large, with an array of buildings and manicured landscapes. While most of the buildings are beautiful, some just don't fit in.

Such a beautiful campus. This is a campus that one would love to study, not only for its academic reasons but just being in the atmosphere surrounding the campus. Great old buildings and greenery.

When I first came to the famous Ivy League school, it was a pity that it rained..
But it looks like a century-old building!

I visited New Jersey 3 years ago and I had the opportunity to see that majestic University of Princeton .... what the hell what else can I say!
Excellent facilities, impressive architecture, excellent student and teaching environment ... beautiful simple city ... I get paid a scholarship?
Thank you

Great University, but not as good as the superior Rutgers. Heh heh good old Google maps: where I can blabber about anything. Princeton is perfectly fine. Go to Princeton if you can get in. It is highly selective.

One of the most beautiful universities I have ever seen. Splendid architecture and very huge!Princeton University is a private institution that was founded in 1746. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 5,400, its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Princeton University's ranking in the 2018 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities. Princeton, among the oldest colleges in the U.S., is located in the quiet town of Princeton, New Jersey. Within the walls of its historic ivy-covered campus, Princeton offers a number of events, activities and organizations. The Princeton Tigers, members of the Ivy League, are well known for their consistently strong men's and women's lacrosse teams. Students live in one of six residential colleges that provide a residential community as well as dining services but have the option to join one of more than 10 eating clubs for their junior and senior years.

Very cool college. The professors are very helpful and always quick to forgive mistakes. loved touring its grounds.

The store had everything a Best But should. Getting in and out of the plaza is another story. Be prepared to spend some time waiting to get outta here. NJ drivers are horrible!

Nice city, very university atmosphere, with a beautiful park where to walk, and a wide variety of restaurants and breweries.

People that got somewhere in life went here so I'm guessing its a pretty good university. Maybe not the most prestigious but okay and it's has a beautiful campus.

This is where my grandfather, Frederick Stark Newberry, graduated from in 1927. Other family graduates are Uncle Andrew Todd Newberry and Uncle John Sampson Elliott.

Awesome. The atmosphere, the history and the architecture made me speechless. May be the best university campus in the US. Walking between buildings, breathing the fresh air of Princeton city was one of the best memories I have ever had. Of course I am writing this review as a tourist.

Nice and hugh campus.Gauthican roman structures of campus is devine.

Beautiful University grounds, great small town with high end shops and restaurants

The university area is very big. The vicinity is lively lots of restaurants.

Beautiful, clean campus, impeccable architecture. Inspirational place to study. It is one of the richest colleges in the USA.
It can be visited by anyone. Its gates are always open for visitation and are very worthwhile.

Beautiful campus. What more can i say that people don't already know? Just google Princeton University

Well, I finished my BA at another place so decided to come and see what all the fuss was about in one of the most prestigious universities. Don't know about studying here but it sure is the most beautiful academic campus I've been to. A beautiful place just to walk around and peek into some of the bldngs.

Pros:

Phenomenal school in a beautiful town filled with bright young students. It's surrounded by parks, verdant rural suburbs, and early American history.

Marvelous android app for iOS users to get into a different direction than ever before they are in the school

A great university with a lovely campus. Maintenance needs improvement. But the campus has a special feel with beautiful architecture.

Princeton University is a prestigious school in the American Ivy League boasting a vast campus. From New York it takes about an hour and a half with NJ Transit so if you apply in advance to the Campus Orange Key Tour, you can fully enjoy the campus from half a day to one day. From New York Penn Station 34th Street go to Princeton Junction by NJ Transit, from there you can transfer to the Princeton station by changing to a small train that is familiar to students under the name Dinky. From old-fashioned buildings to modern buildings designed by Frank Gehry et al., You can really enjoy various things. You can also watch the collection at the museum, or have lunch with students at the Frist Campus Center. Hamburgers that can be ordered at the grill corner of Food Campus Center food court are recommended. From a noisy city, it is a calm and clean campus where you can go for a short distance. Outside people and tourists often visit because they can freely go in and out. If you have time to spend free on 1st, why do not you drop in at Princeton University?

The best University of U.S. There are all faculty and campus very nice.

Architecture is lovely. Their art museum has one of the most interesting and diverse collections for a museum of its size (including some Chinese terra cotta miniature figures which I believe they are the only ones in the country to have examples of) and a nice collection of antiquities (it helps to have an archeology program).

Great place to see history and spend a day. Lots to do here.

We spent about 3 hours roaming around the campus. All those gothic buildings, green lawns and church towers look like Great Britain in the middle of New Jersey. Albert Einstein s house and Theological seminary are unexpected gems suddenly discovered. Must see place for sure!

One of the nicest and best kept university campuses you could find anywhere.

all these swooning teenagers, please keep it down. your panting is gross- you shouldn't write a review for somewhere you havn't been. this isnt a forum for reviews of your wet dream, but rather for an actual existing university with its fair share of problems.

going to princeton sucks in a lot of ways. the town is very small, isolated and it's residents are boring, homogenous, provincial, and small minded. the upperclass snobbery is pervasive. class values are law. it is extremely safe here yet you will be treated with suspicion if you are not fitting normalized rigid codes. the food here is expensive and god awful- insanely unhealthy bourgeois 'fancy' poorly prepared and doused in butter or overpriced college junk food. if you're coming from a city or any other kind of background than what permeates everything here, you may find it extremely creepy. I do.

much of the faculty, largely traveling from NY, is incredible! progressive thinkers and people who will change your life- but they are absent in the day to day, leaving you in this bizarro video game version of reality most of the time.

if you can laugh through it and find solidarity in select classmates, you'll be fine.

A beautifully maintained university in the middle of the New Jersey plain. Good transit options from New York with the NJ Transit train (shuttle). About 80-100km to Newark Airport. University buildings remind me of those Cambridge/Oxford campuses in the UK. A lot of lush greenery and walking areas, which are both not unusual for an Ivy League. However, I wouldn't call this a place for engineers or tech students. In every degree, there is a prior emphasis on Literature/Arts, and these have to be completed as requirements. Be prepared for an 80-page Senior Thesis at the end!