Princeton University Top Questions

What is the stereotype of students at Princeton University?

Gene

Conservative old money... entitled. Nerdy. Not diverse.

Andy

that Princeton students are largely elitists, lame/not outgoing, geniuses, nerdy

Devin

that there are a bunch of either "nerds" or really stuck up rich kids that just dominate campus in most aspects, and that Princeton is extremely competitive and very hard academically

Andy

That they are very privileged and stuck up

Toby

Arrogant, cocky, elitist

Janice

They are wealthy, preppy, conservative machinists. They are competitive and cut-throat.

Andy

The stereotypical princeton student doesn't drink, smoke, or party. He/she is really into their work and really wants to make a difference in the world.

Andy

Princeton and its students are stereotyped as elitist, detached from the world in a bubble of debauchery and pursuit of their own goals (career, social, or other) without a care for anything that really matters. The eating clubs, for their part, are often seen as bastions of this sort of elitism, exclusive institutions which promote the sort of entitlement for which Princeton as a whole is often stereotyped.

Alex

preppy, competitive, hard, stuck up, elitist, southern

Virginia

Well-rounded, smart, preppy, elitist.