Princeton University Admission Process

International students seeking admission to Princeton University are required to meet both the course-specific and general admission requirements. Course-specific requirements will vary from course to course. Here we provide the general admission requirements for international students applying to Princeton University:

• Application form
• Academic transcripts
• Bachelor’s degree
• SAT/ACT
• GRE/GMAT
• Interview
• Letter of Recommendation
• English Language Proficiency

Each year thousands of students from across the world apply to Princeton for various programs. Princeton University offers a number of bachelor’s and master’s programs to international students. International students can apply for undergraduate programs online through the ‘Common Application’ portal, the 'Caolition Application' and the 'Questbrdige' portal. Meanwhile, for postgraduate programs international students can apply online through the Princeton University Application portal.

Princeton MFin program's duration is 2 years. To gain entry into Princeton University Masters in Finance program, the applicants must meet the below-given admission requirements:

• A bachelor’s degree
• English language proficiency test score
• Personal statement
• Three letters of recommendation
• GMAT / GRE (Optional)