Have you listened to the latest episode of Meet Princeton, our Office of Admission podcast? Ford Family Director of Athletics (@princetonathletics), John Mack ’00, covers how being an athlete at Princeton shaped his own life and how intentional listening is foundational to shaping Princeton teams. Check out the link in our bio to join the conversation 🎧 🐯 #collegeadmissions #collegeathletics #studentathlete #princetonathlete

President of @PrincetonTransfers, Xander de los Reyes ’24, shares insights from his gap year and lessons for incoming transfer students in our Tiger Tales blog. Check out the #linkinbio to read his full post. Interested in transferring to #PrincetonU for fall 2023? Tomorrow is our Transfer Application deadline! Be sure to hit submit on your application before March 1 at 11:59 p.m., applicant’s local time. We are so excited to read your applications! #collegeadmissions #admissions #collegeapplications #princeton

Join our Princeton Student Veterans (@Princeton_Veterans) for a conversation about life at Princeton as a student and a veteran on Wednesday, February 15 at 7:00 p.m. ET! Our students will be joined by our transfer and veteran program directors at the Emma Bloomberg Center (@PrincetonEBC) who will speak about Princeton's resources in supporting student veterans.

"I was especially drawn to the fact that Princeton was a liberal arts institution geared towards the undergraduate student body. This meant that I could utilize all the academic, research, and professional resources available as an undergraduate student. Moreover, I felt that Princeton was sincerely invested in the success of their students. In addition to the academic resources like the McGraw Center and the Writing Center (@PrincetonWriting), Princeton’s commitment to making education affordable and accessible for everyone is truly commendable." -Taehwan Kim '26 Transfer student and U.S.

"As a result of the Scholar Institute Fellows Program's (SIFP) efforts, I have felt that I belong–something I had always hoped for before I set foot at Princeton University. The advocacy for first-gen and low income (FLI) students on campus empowered me to express myself and have my voice heard.

What does Princeton do to establish a sense of belonging for transfer students? Hear what @PrincetonTransfers President Xander de los Reyes ‘24 has to say! Curious to hear more from Princeton transfers? Head to our profile and check out the Transfer FAQ highlight! #CollegeAdmissions #PrincetonTransfer #TransferAdmission #NonTraditionalStudent

"As a result of the Scholars Institute Fellows Program (SIFP) program efforts, I have felt at ease and like I belong, something I had always hoped for before I transferred to Princeton University. The advocacy for FLI (first-gen and or low income) students on campus empowered me to express myself and have my voice heard. I received invaluable guidance and mentorship from this program at a crucial time in my life.

"Being a transfer student at Princeton is a journey that can take you places you never thought were possible. Every time I walk the campus and gaze at its Gothic architecture, check out a book in Firestone Library, or sit in a lecture hall where Michelle Obama and Sonia Sotomayor once sat, I’m thankful that I applied to Princeton.

This Sunday, Jan. 29 7:00pm-8:30pm ET join us for a Virtual Workshop (live presentation and Q&A) for prospective transfer students from community college and U.S. Military backgrounds (veterans and service members), co-hosted by our Admission team, Amherst College Admissions, @PomonaAdmissions, @WilliamsAdmission and @YaleAdmissions. Click the link in our bio to register!

On our most recent edition of Meet Princeton! (The Office of Admission Podcast) two current Princeton seniors, Leila Owens and Nicole Williams, discuss their time in the Novogratz Bridge Year Program (@novogratzbridgeyear). The Novogratz Bridge Year Program is a nine-month, tuition-free, international service learning program that students can apply to participate in before their first year on campus! Listen to the full podcast at the link in our bio or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!