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What if I do not have a college counselor at my school?

If your school does not have an adviser for students applying to university, please ask a school official — such as a principal, vice principal or dean — to complete your School Report available on the Common Application.

What should students know about visas?

After international students are admitted and matriculated to Princeton, the Davis International Center will provide additional information about applying for a student visa.

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