"The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs." When we hear that phrase what should come to mind is the embodiment of Princeton's motto to serve this nation and all nations. That is how the school began, and that ...(back to the article)
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I totally agree. Having a selective major undermines the merit of being accepted into Princeton in the first place. Once accepted you should be allowed to study whatever you want. As the richest department, the argument that there are not enough resources for more students is wrong, especially given the above point that fewer students would opt in to a non-selective WWS. Princeton should lead from the front to eliminate from academics the exclusivity that it so depises in the social scene.
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I totally agree. Having a selective major undermines the merit of being accepted into Princeton in the first place. Once accepted you should be allowed to study whatever you want. As the richest department, the argument that there are not enough resources for more students is wrong, especially given the above point that fewer students would opt in to a non-selective WWS. Princeton should lead from the front to eliminate from academics the exclusivity that it so depises in the social scene.
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great article, very well written. i completely agree with you
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Excellent I hope they take not of it
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