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Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 1
Supplement to the Application
Class of 2025
Final postmark or electronic submission deadline is Jan. 1, 2021, for regular decision.
Have you previously applied for admission to Princeton? ☐ Yes ☐ No
If so, under what name(s) and for what year(s) of entry?
Name Year of entry Name Year of entry
Name
Last
Date of birth
Month / day / year
Permanent home address
First
Email address
Street address
Middle Jr., etc.
☐ Male ☐ Female
Apartment #
City or town State or province Country Zip / postal code
Please list all countries of which you are a citizen.
Language Skills (Check all that apply.)
1. ☐ Native language ☐ Speak ☐ Read ☐ Write ☐ Speak at home
2. ☐ Native language ☐ Speak ☐ Read ☐ Write ☐ Speak at home
3. ☐ Native language ☐ Speak ☐ Read ☐ Write ☐ Speak at home
Current or most recent secondary school
School name
City or town State or province Country
Counselor’s name Counselor’s title
Your cumulative average or GPA ☐ Weighted ☐ Unweighted GPA scale
Size of your graduating class
If one or more community-based programs have guided you in the application process, please list them.
☐
I authorize my secondary school(s) and Princeton University to communicate fully and frankly with each other regarding any aspect of my
application, admission or enrollment, up to and through my matriculation at Princeton University, including, but not limited to, verication
of information provided in my application; my academic performance; behavior that brings into question my honesty, maturity, or moral
character; and Princeton’s decision regarding my application.
☐ By submitting this application, I afrm that I have read and understand Princeton University's regular decision policy on the website
listed below. I understand that should I be found to have engaged in actions inconsistent with these policyies, it may result in the
rescission of an offer of admission.
admission.princeton.edu/how-apply/application-dates-deadlines
Signature Date
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 2
Preliminary Academic Interests
Which degree would you most likely pursue at Princeton? Your choice is not binding in any way.
☐ A.B. Bachelor of Arts ☐ B.S.E. Bachelor of Science ☐ Undecided
(arts, pure sciences and
socialsciences)
inEngineering
(engineering and applied sciences)
If you select Undecided, please
complete the undecided essay
If you select A.B., please complete the If you select B.S.E., please complete on page 5.
bachelor of arts essay on page 5. the engineering essay on page 6.
What programs of study do you think you would like to follow at Princeton? Please indicate the two departments in which
you are most interested at this time. Your choices are not binding in any way. Your preferences simply give us an idea of
what your academic interests are at this time.
A.B. Departments
African American Studies
Anthropology
Architecture
Art and Archaeology
Astrophysical Sciences
Chemistry
Classics
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
East Asian Studies
Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Economics
English
French and Italian
Geosciences
German
History
Mathematics
Molecular Biology
Music
Near Eastern Studies
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Physics
Politics
Psychology
Religion
Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Sociology
Spanish and Portuguese
Princeton School of Publicand
International Affairs
B.S.E. Departments
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Operations Research and Financial
Engineering
1. 2.
Certicate Programs
In addition to majoring in one of the departments listed above, many students choose to complete one or more certicate
programs. In some cases they constitute a focus within a particular department (e.g., the creative writing track in
English); in other cases they are interdisciplinary (e.g., environmental studies). Programs award a certicate of prociency.
If,inaddition to the choices of major you indicated above, you also have an interest in any of the programs listed below,
pleaseindicate the two in which you are most interested at this time. Again, your choices are not binding in any way.
African American Studies
African Studies
American Studies
Applications of Computing
Applied and Computational Mathematics
Archaeology
Architecture and Engineering
Asian American Studies
Biophysics
Cognitive Science
Contemporary European Politics and Society
Creative Writing
Dance
East Asian Studies
Engineering and Management Systems
Engineering Biology
Engineering Physics
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Studies
Ethnographic Studies
European Cultural Studies
Finance
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Geological Engineering
Global Health and Health Policy
Hellenic Studies
History and the Practice of Diplomacy
Humanistic Studies
Jazz Studies
Journalism
Judaic Studies
Language and Culture
Latin American Studies
Latino Studies
Linguistics
Materials Science and Engineering
Medieval Studies
Music Performance
Music Theater
Near Eastern Studies
Neuroscience
Planets and Life
Quantitative and Computational Biology
Robotics and Intelligent Systems
Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
South Asian Studies
Statistics and Machine Learning
Sustainable Energy
Teacher Preparation
Technology and Society
Theater
Translation and Intercultural Communication
Urban Studies
Values and Public Life
Visual Arts
1. 2.
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 3
Self-Reported Testing
Princeton University recommends that you self-report all of your AP, IB or curriculum-based external exam results on
yourapplication. Please provide this information below:
Extracurricular Activity and Work Experience
Briey elaborate on an activity, organization, work experience, or hobby that has been particularly meaningful to you. (Please
respond in about 150 words.)
More About You
Please respond to each question in 50 words or fewer. There are no right or wrong answers. Be yourself!
1. What is a new skill you would like to learn in college?
2. What brings you joy?
3. What song represents the soundtrack of your life at this moment?
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 4
Essay: Your Voice
Please respond to each question in an essay of about 250 words.
1. At Princeton, we value diverse perspectives and the ability to have respectful dialogue about difcult issues. Share a
time when you had a conversation with a person or a group of people about a difcult topic. What insight did you gain, and
how would you incorporate that knowledge into your thinking in the future?
2. Princeton has a longstanding commitment to service and civic engagement. Tell us how your story intersects (or will
intersect) with these ideals.
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 5
For A.B. Degree Applicants or Those Who are Undecided:
As a research institution that also prides itself on its liberal arts curriculum, Princeton allows students to explore areas
across the humanities and the arts, the natural sciences, and the social sciences. What academic areas most pique your
curiosity, and how do the programs offered at Princeton suit your particular interests? (Please respond in about 250 words.)
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
   
Princeton Supplement – Page 6
For B.S.E Degree Applicants:
Please describe why you are interested in studying engineering at Princeton. Include any of your experiences in, or exposure
to engineering, and how you think the programs offered at the University suit your particular interests. (Please respond in
about 250 words.)
Graded Written Paper
Princeton requires you to submit a graded written paper as part of your application. You may submit this material now or
any time before the regular decision application deadline of January 1, 2021. If you choose not to include the required
paper at this time, you may mail, e-mail or upload your paper through the applicant portal. Detailed instructions for our
graded paper requirement can be found on the ‘How To Apply’ section of our Admission Website.
Do you wish to submit a graded written paper at this time? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
Princeton Supplement – Page 7
Family Information
Optional
If you would like to list parents, stepparents or legal guardians not listed on your Coalition Application or
CommonApplication, pleasedo so here.
Parent/Guardian #1
Relationship Title Last First Middle Suffix
☐ Male ☐ Female Living? ☐ Yes ☐ No (Date deceased)
If their address is different from yours
Street address Apt. #
City/town State/province Country Zip/postal code
Phone ( ) Email
Begin with area or country code
Profession Position
Employer
College attended (if any)
Graduate school attended (if any)
Degree earned
Highest degree earned
Year
Year
Parent/Guardian #2
Relationship Title Last First Middle Suffix
☐ Male ☐ Female Living? ☐ Yes ☐ No (Date deceased)
If their address is different from yours
Street address Apt. #
City/town State/province Country Zip/postal code
Phone ( ) Email
Begin with area or country code
Profession Position
Employer
College attended (if any)
Degree earned Year
Graduate school attended (if any)
Highest degree earned Year
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Princeton Supplement – Page 8
Family Information
Are any siblings also applying for undergraduate admission to Princeton University this year? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Name (Last, first, middle initial)
Do you have any other relatives who are attending or have attended Princeton University? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Name (Last, first, middle initial)
Have any relatives ever worked for Princeton University? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Name (Last, first, middle initial) Relationship
Years of employment at Princeton University from to
(mm/yyyy) (mm/yyyy)
Job title
Department or affiliation
Fee Waivers
If payment of the application fee would present a nancial hardship for your family, you may submit a fee waiver
inplaceofpayment. If you plan to submit a fee waiver, please select the type below.
1. ☐ ACT fee waiver
2. ☐ College Board SAT fee waiver
3. ☐ NACAC fee waiver
4. ☐ QuestBridge fee waiver
5. ☐ Realize Your College Potential fee waiver
6. ☐ Princeton-specic fee waiver
Optional
Religious affiliation
Service in U.S. armed forces
Enrolled (mm/yyyy) Discharged (mm/yyyy)
Do you have any children? If yes, their ages
Admission Office • Princeton University • P.O. Box 430 • Princeton, NJ 08542-0430
   
Princeton Supplement – Page 9
Conviction History
We ask about conviction history to ensure that we collect information important to assessing the composition of our
teaching and learning community. We invite you to disclose honestly and completely the relevant information about prior
misdemeanor or felony convictions, and to describe in as much detail as you’d like the ways in which this experience has
had an impact on your life.
Regardless of your conviction history, we urge you to complete your application. A prior conviction does NOT disqualify
an applicant for consideration for admission to Princeton. In fact, information about an applicant's conviction history will
not be available to the reader the rst time an application is reviewed in our process. Covering this box will ensure that
the initial reading of any applicant’s le will not discriminate on the basis of their conviction history. When the le is read
subsequently, the information will be shared, but will be considered in the context of the rst, non-prejudicial review of the
application.
Princeton believes knowing an applicant’s prior conviction history is relevant as we invite students to participate in our
campus community. We also believe that past mistakes often happen in contexts that deserve and require explanation and
amplication. We strongly urge you to tell us your story and to explain how your experience has affected your life, as you
complete and submit your application for admission to Princeton.
Have you ever been adjudicated guilty or convicted of a misdemeanor and/or felony?
☐ Yes ☐ No
If you checked yes, please tell us about your guilty adjudication or conviction and describe in as much detail as you'd like,
the ways in which this experience has had an impact on your life.
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Princeton Supplement – Page 10
Alumni Interviews
Optional
Alumni interviews are optional and not a required part of the application process. Please see the Application
Checklist section of the undergraduate admission website for more information about alumni interviews.
☐ I would like to share my contact information and high school name with Princeton alumni interviewers,
forthepurpose ofcontacting me to arrange an alumni interview.
☐ I do not want my contact information to be shared, and understand that I will not be contacted for an
alumniinterview.
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