You can get a good feel for all that Princeton has to offer both on campus and online. Prospective students and their families are welcome to visit campus and enjoy our outdoor facilities.
We encourage you to take advantage of our self-guided campus tour via your smartphone, sign up for a student-led campus tour and an in-person information session or register for a virtual information session below.
Join us for an in-person admission information session and/or a student-led tour of our beautiful 600-acre campus. Our Admission Information Center is located at 36 University Place (adjacent to the University Store).
On weekdays, we offer in-person Admission Information Session and a student-led campus tour. Weekend visitors will have the opportunity to register for a student-led tour. Your tour guides will share their Princeton experience with you as you stroll through the heart of the University and learn more about our history, traditions and academic programs. Registration is required and space is limited. Full details provided via email after you register.
Take a self-guided campus tour via your smartphone.
Download Adora, an app created by Princeton students, and explore campus from your fingertips. Text Princeton to 58052 to start exploring campus.
Princeton Accessibility Guides, powered by AccessAble, feature physical accessibility information for more than 200 buildings owned and occupied by the University. Outdoor spaces include Cannon Green and Prospect Gardens, two popular sights on campus. You will also find our student-run coffee shop, Coffee Club, listed.
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Group Tours of campus are available to students in grades 9-12. Schools and Community-based Organizations working with students in grades 9-12, as well as transfer applicants visiting with groups of 10 or more students, may submit a visit group request form.
"Military Mondays" is designed to provide information tailored to military-connected students. The programs are open to all students but will be of particular interest to students from low-income and/or military backgrounds, and community colleges. Military-connected students are welcome to join us for the Transfer Tuesday session as well. “Transfer Tuesdays” is a campus visit program designed for students interested in learning more about transferring to Princeton University. Please see below for more information and registration.
In celebration of transfer students, Princeton University will be hosting events online and on campus during the month of October. Join us to learn more about the admission process, campus resources and undergraduate experience for transfer students at Princeton.
Register for National Transfer Student Week Events
Looking to learn about the rich history of Princeton's campus? Join a student-led history tour and explore centuries of Princeton University dating back to its founding in 1756. The tour is filled with humorous stories, fun facts and captivating details about academics, athletics and the architecture of Princeton's more than 600-acre campus.
Register for Princeton's History Tour
We invite you to join us in one of our upcoming Virtual Information Sessions conducted via Zoom Webinar. The session will be hosted live by an Admission Officer and will include an overview of the University, our admission process and Princeton’s generous financial aid. Learn more about our campus through this virtual experience.
Can't make it to campus for an Orange Key tour? We've got you covered. Our Orange Key guides will live stream their official tour of campus via a Zoom webinar. You can ask questions in the chat and have them answered live by your knowledgeable guide. Enjoy the panoramic views and student stories from the comfort of your home. Registration is required.
Looking to connect with current Princeton students for a casual conversation about life on campus and the Princeton experience? Our Tiger Talks are for you! This is a parent/guardian-free, counselor-free, admission officer-free space. We recommend that juniors and seniors in high school take advantage of this opportunity to meet and learn from our student ambassadors. Tiger Talks will be conducted via Zoom meeting and will allow for a maximum of 20 registrants.
Looking to connect with a current Princeton student asynchronously? Send your student life questions to askatiger@princeton.edu and a tiger will write you back to share their experience.
Have Zoom fatigue? Can only spare a few minutes? Listen to the admission podcast while walking, driving or just passing the time!
Throughout the year, admission officers from Princeton host a series of virtual and in-person informational sessions around the world for prospective students and their families.
A Podcast from Princeton University's Office of Admission, featuring interviews with current students and administrators.
Follow us @Apply.Princeton for information about upcoming programs, student takeovers, special announcements and more.
Choose from a selection of our digital admission publications.
More information about academics, campus life and financial aid is available in our many digital publications, which are available for download. Please note: The downloadable PDFs are 508 compliant.
The land on which the University stands is part of the ancient homeland and unceded traditional territory of the Lenape people. We pay respect to Lenape peoples, past, present and future and their continuing presence in the homeland and throughout the Lenape diaspora.
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The land on which the University stands is part of the ancient homeland and unceded traditional territory of the Lenape people. We pay respect to Lenape peoples, past, present and future and their continuing presence in the homeland and throughout the Lenape diaspora.
Learn MorePrinceton is located between New York City and Philadelphia, and is easy to reach by public transportation or by car.
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Princeton is located between New York City and Philadelphia, and is easy to reach by public transportation or by car.
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