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I've been thinking a lot about the colleges I'd like to aim for lately. My whole life I've driven for Princeton because the education and financial aid are so great--plus it's super close to home. However, I've heard from some people that they don't like it because: teachers don't care about you (they think you're smart already and don't care, or because of the whole "Publish or perish" thing), "eating clubs" stink (could anyone elaborate on these clubs?), you have to audition for everything, etc.

What do you think about the school overall? What things about it that stick out in your mind?
What subject is Princeton best to study at for?
What kinds of things do you think distinguished from you other applicants?/What do you think got you in?
Do you ever regret attending Princeton?

Sorry I can't think of better questions...:/ I just want to learn more about it from who actually went/go go there before getting too obsessed with "having to get accepted."

Any help is very very muchly appreciated. Thank you so much =)

*EDIT: The title should said Alumni/Alumnae -- sorry, at first I thought alumnae was plural for all graduates of a college, but then I realized it only pertains to female graduates >.<