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E-PrinceThe Wilson School accepted 90 sophomores on Thursday out of 162 who applied, Wilson School spokeswoman Rebecca Anderson, said in an e-mail to The Daily Princetonian. Of the 90 accepted, six applied to be certificate students.
This year’s admission ...
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If only this article quoted Morris Breitbart...
Those 6 certificate students are in for one crazy ride. No one does it because its basically double majoring, 4 jps. Only the toolest of the tools do it. As evidenced by the fact that only 6 people are doing it and the interviewed person is an ORFE. I mean come on.
Isn't it interesting how both the Wilson School and Tower suck? Convenient that all this suckage is confined to one area though
Is Huang '12 the kid that posted on PFML? Can someone get confirmation on this?
http://princetonfml.com/2010/03/04/i-applied-to...
MORRRRRRIIIIISSSSSSS
no, yu-sung wouldn't write anything like that! he's a sweetheart. it definitely wasn't him.
yu-sung is a tool. dont lie. ORFE + WWWS = Tool
I've always thought that if the Wilson School were non-selective it would get only those who are truly interested in public policy and not those who are mostly interested in joining a competitive major. Looking at friends of mine who applied in ’05, it also seemed to me that the school mostly selected for academics and intended course of study, with little emphasis on leadership. While academics are obviously important, it seems that if you truly wanted to impact future leaders you would do your best to try to select… future leaders.
Rather than tired old article about how the Wilson School again accepted 90 sophomores into it's major, which it does every year...how about an article about the assistance provided by the University and the Wilson School to the displaced employees affected by the layoffs back in November? Oh, wait, that's right....the "assistance" was actually "non-existent."
Wilson school majors enter public service at a far higher rate than english, econ, orfe, comp lit, history, and politics. The rest must be pretty selfish, then?