What do Princeton undergrads think of Princeton grad students?

Lee Conderacci's answer is great, but it's set within a context where there isn't that much social interaction between undergrads and grad students. It's worth exploring that a little. read more

To be sure, a social divide between undergraduate and graduate students exists at most universities**, but I think it is more pronounced at Princeton. One practical symptom of this in my own college experience was that, at Princeton, there were two distinct South Asian student societies, one for undergraduates and one for graduate students. read more

The Princeton University Library system houses more than 10 million books, along with extensive digital holdings, in buildings across campus. Undergraduates, graduate students and faculty have access to a remarkable array of resources for their course work, independent research and scholarship. read more

The Graduate School is at the heart of Princeton's teaching and research mission. We prepare graduate students for distinguished careers, and students from all disciplines and backgrounds are encouraged to apply to our Ph.D. and master's programs. read more