Editing Princeton University (section)

== Overview of Princeton University ==
Princeton University is known for its strong emphasis on undergraduate education, making it distinct among Ivy League institutions, many of which focus primarily on graduate education. The university boasts a '''low student-to-faculty ratio''' and a commitment to '''close-knit academic communities''', where students engage with faculty in small classes and research projects. Princeton’s campus, characterized by its iconic '''Gothic architecture''' and beautiful '''gardens''', is one of the most picturesque and inspiring in the world.

=== Princeton’s Ranking and Reputation ===
Princeton consistently ranks among the top universities in the world, particularly for its '''undergraduate programs''' and '''graduate research'''. Some of its key academic departments are world-renowned, including '''economics''', '''mathematics''', '''physics''', and '''public affairs'''. Here are some key rankings:

* '''U.S. News & World Report''': Princeton ranks '''#1''' among national universities in the U.S. for undergraduate education, offering a strong focus on '''liberal arts''', '''public policy''', and '''the humanities'''.
* '''QS World University Rankings''': Princeton ranks among the '''top 20''' universities globally, with a particularly strong reputation in '''social sciences''', '''engineering''', and '''natural sciences'''.
* '''Times Higher Education''': Princeton ranks '''#5''' globally for its academic reputation, research impact, and teaching.

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