Princeton University: Admission & Tests

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Here is a quick review of Princeton University general admissions procedures, application policies and fees, as well as desirable SAT and ACT college test scores that you might need to have in order to enroll at this school.

Admission Information

Dual Credits
Accepted

Yes

Princeton University admission requirements are harsh; the college accepts only about 6 percent of the applicants.

The college requires you to submit reference letters with your application but doesn't require admission test scores.

Princeton University will usually accept your:

• advanced placement credits
  (from the college-level courses taught in high school)

and will decline your:

• dual credits
• credits for life experience

Application Fee

Application
Fee

$70

Princeton University requires a fee paid when you submit an application for admission.

The undergraduate application fee at Princeton University is $70.00. The graduate application fee is $75.00.

SAT Test Scores

Scholastic Aptitude Test is usual component of the application procedure. 59% of applicants at Princeton University completed the SAT test.

Most of the accepted applicants who took SAT scored from 720 to 780 on Reading & Writing, from 760 to 800 on Math, and from 1490 to 1570 on Total. Taking these numbers into account, if you got a score above 750 in SAT Reading & Writing, 780 in SAT Math, and 1530 in SAT Total, this will be good enough to get accepted at this college.

ACT Test Scores

Completing American College Test is a rather common stage of the application at Princeton University. 25 percent of applicants submitted results of their ACT test.

Most of the accepted applicants who took ACT scored from 35 to 36 on English, from 32 to 35 on Math, from 8 to 10 on Writing, and from 33 to 35 on Composite. Therefore, if you got above 36 in ACT English, 34 in ACT Math, 9 in ACT Writing, and 34 in ACT Composite, then it will be good enough to get accepted at this college.

Contact Admissions

Phone

(609)
258-3000

To receive the most accurate and up-to-date information about enrolling to Princeton University, please contact the school directly.

You can call this school's general information office at (609) 258-3000 or check Princeton University Website