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In the last issue, we introduced the educational characteristics of the east and west coasts of the United States, and now we will introduce the well-known universities in the United States

Princeton University, abbreviated as Princeton, is a world-renowned private research university, located in Princeton, New Jersey, on the east coast of the United States, and is one of the 14 founding institutions of the Association of American Universities and a member of the famous Ivy League.

Together with the nearby Princeton Institute for Advanced Study (IAS), Princeton University is a world-renowned center for theoretical research that has had a profound impact on the development of fundamental mathematics, theoretical physics, economics, and other disciplines.

Founded in 1746 in Elizabethtown, New Jersey, it was the fourth institution of higher learning established during the U.S. colonial period, and was then known as the College of New Jersey. In 1756 it moved to the beautiful city of Princeton (between Philadelphia and New York) and was officially renamed "Princeton University" in 1896.

After more than 200 years of development, Princeton, along with Harvard and Yale, has been referred to as HYP and has become the iron triangle of American higher education.

There are so many well-known names associated with Princeton: Albert Einstein, Eliot, Chen-Ning Yang, Kennedy, and so on. In addition, nine of the signatories of the U.S. Declaration of Independence were students of the U.S. University, including Madison, the fourth president of the United States.

In addition, Princeton University's philosophy department has a long history and academic tradition, and has excelled in many philosophical fields such as analytic philosophy, philosophy of science, and metaphysics.

Therefore, its Department of Philosophy, along with the Department of Philosophy of New York University and the Department of Philosophy of the University of Pittsburgh, is known as the troika of philosophy in the fields of analytic philosophy and philosophy of science. Princeton University maintains a strong European style of education, and its founding purpose emphasizes the training of students with comprehensive literacy in the humanities and sciences.

Princeton's official motto, the Latin dei sub numine viget, has been written in archaic capital Latin on a ribbon beneath the orange-black shield of the coat of arms. Its English translation is under god's power she flourishes ("because of the power of God, the school flourishes").

In the famous Hollywood movie A Beautiful Mind, John Nash, the "mad math genius," roams the campus of Princeton, scribbling bizarre math formulas on the glass of the library every night. Everyone knew he was crazy, but Princeton was unfazed. This is an indirect testament to Princeton's tolerance of academics, where you will be fully respected as long as you are willing to do research.

Princeton's admissions are extremely strict, second only to MIT. It is not only necessary to have excellent grades, but also to consider the comprehensive ability and potential of students. Compared with China, the higher the score, the better the university you can get, Princeton pays more attention to the comprehensive quality and ability of students!

Princeton English: princeton, used primarily as a noun.

Princeton University is a private research university located in Princeton, New Jersey, on the east coast of the United States, and is one of the 14 founding institutions of the Association of Colleges and Universities in the United States, and a member of the Ivy League.

International students who choose Princeton University are fortunate that, unlike other U.S. universities, Princeton students are entitled to student financial aid regardless of nationality, race, or gender type.

More than half of the school's students have received some degree of financial help. In return, Princeton University also enjoys extremely high student returns, and every year the school receives a large number of donations from graduating students. Thanks to a generous donation, Princeton University has ample research funding and enough money to invest in art and enrich the university's art museum.

The Master of Mechanical Engineering at Prince Sheds offers two tracks:

A MENG Master of Engineering with **MSE and without**, both deadlines are on December 1, but the latter is currently not open for application, so only MSE is open at this stage.

Master of Engineering (without **):

Suitable for: Particularly for those interested in gaining a more basic understanding of their field or expanding their experience to include disciplines outside of their specific technical focus area.

Application Channel: Applications are not accepted at this time.

MSE direction (with **):

Suitable for: Suitable for applicants who want to solve a realistic and important problem and get accomplishments in **.

As the strongest engineering school in the United States, Princeton University is far ahead in the field of mechanical engineering, and there is no GRE test required here, but it may be required for an academic background.