Princeton

Sources

• Academic Regulations https://ua.princeton.edu/policies-resources/academic-regulations

  The Undergraduate Announcement describes the undergraduate degree as a full-time residential programme normally completed over four years and eight consecutive terms.

  Formal model elements: a four-year A.B. or B.S.E. frame with later major choice inside the degree.

• Majors & Minors https://odoc.princeton.edu/learning-curriculum/majors-minors

  The Office of the Dean of the College describes a major as the departmental program of study leading to the A.B. or B.S.E., and minors/certificates as additional fields of knowledge.

  Model elements: a major plus minor model rather than a double-major model.

• Minors https://advising.princeton.edu/degree-planning/minors-certificates

  The academic advising page describes minors introduced in academic year 2023/24 and their relationship to earlier certificate programs.

  Model element: the secondary field is a regular structure, but not a second primary major.

• General Education Requirements https://ua.princeton.edu/policies-resources/general-education-requirements

  The Undergraduate Announcement page describes Princeton distribution requirements by areas of knowledge for A.B. and B.S.E. students.

  Model elements: distribution-style course choice rather than an unrestricted open catalogue.

• Princeton Profile, Admission and Costs https://profile.princeton.edu/admission-and-costs

  The official 2025-26 Princeton Profile reports approximate undergraduate enrollment of 5,826 students and states that the numbers are accurate as of September 5, 2025.

  The specialist degree level does not apply to the US model, so specialist enrollment is stored as 0.