Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.18.25
Dean Karen Richardson
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Testing, Rigor, AI, and What Are We Really Looking For? Your Questions Answered by Dean Richardson
08.18.25
Dean Karen Richardson
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A Thousand Paths to Princeton
03.30.23
I believe my first words were, “Oh my God I got in,” and I believe after that (as well as after refreshing the page dozens of times to make sure it hadn’t been a mistake) they were, “What am I going to do?”
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Insights from a Gap Year: Lessons for Incoming Transfer Students
02.24.23
In this blog, I share four lessons from my gap year. I also share each lesson’s relevance to being a transfer student at Princeton.
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Facing Loneliness and Finding Belonging While Forging a New Path, From a First-gen Transfer Student
02.08.23
As a result of SIFP’s efforts, I have felt that I belong–something I had always hoped for before I set foot at Princeton University. The advocacy for FLI students on campus empowered me to express myself and have my voice heard.
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First-gen Student and Local Politician, a Princeton Transfer Story
02.07.23
I remember standing in front of the medallion on the walkway of the courtyard leading to Nassau Hall the next day, feeling a profound sense of gratitude and humility; and a renewed faith that anything is possible with hard work and determination.