Princeton

Yes, Princeton University comprises various top-notch recreational facilities for sports and athletics. Among others, some of the top infrastructure for athletics at Princeton are:

Jadwin Gymnasium

• Has 250,000 square feet of indoor space for various sports, such as basketball and indoor track and field, in addition to an outdoor practice area

Princeton Stadium

• Has seating for 27,800 people

Shea Rowing Center

• Is home to the rowing program, which rows on Princeton's beautiful Lake Carnegie

Dillon Gymnasium

• Is a base for recreational athletics and includes a pool, dance studio and the Stephens Fitness Center

Miscellaneous

• Ice Hockey rink
• An eight-lane Olympic track
• Venues for tennis, soccer, softball, baseball, field hockey, lacrosse, swimming and diving, and rugby
• More than 50 acres of fields

To be considered a strong candidate at Princeton, applicants' GPAs should be between 3.8 and 4.0. While there are no formal Princeton GPA requirements, the vast majority of applicants—usually about 90%—have an unweighted GPA of at least 3.75.

Princeton University acceptance rate is 6%. This indicates that the school is exceptionally selective. Meeting their GPA and SAT/ACT standards is critical to passing their initial round of filters and demonstrating your academic readiness. If you don't satisfy their requirements, your chances of getting in are almost nonexistent.
After clearing it, you must impress Princeton application readers with your other application criteria, such as extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of reference.