Breakfast will be available for all P3 Scholars at the host hotel prior to boarding. 

Get a firsthand look at Princeton's graduate housing options with a guided bus tour. Explore the different housing complexes, learn about amenities, and ask questions to help you find the best fit for your needs as a graduate student. A great opportunity to see where you could call home!

Join us for a welcoming lunch as you check in and register for the P3 program. This is a great opportunity to meet fellow scholars, connect with faculty, and engage with key members of the Princeton community. Enjoy a casual meal, receive your welcome materials, and start building relationships with peers and faculty alike.

Hosted by Associate Dean for Access, Diversity and Inclusion, Joseph Lewis Ph.D. and Assistant Dean for Access, Diversity and Inclusion Joseph Butler. 

Welcome to the 7th annual Princeton Prospective Ph.D. Preview! Learn more about what to expect from the program and about your fellow 2024 cohort.

Hosted by Associate Dean and Director of Professional Development, Eva Kubu.

P3 Scholars will have an opportunity to learn about maximizing their scholarly potential and strategic career planning utilizing the valuable network and tools of LinkedIn.

Hear firsthand from current graduate students at Princeton University about their journey to one of the most prestigious institutions in the nation, and how they navigated different pathways to Graduate School. During this one-hour Q&A panel discussion, you’ll hear candid stories about challenges. motivations, and expectations during and beyond graduate school. 

The panel will feature: 

Hosted by Assistant Dean for Professional Development, Sonali Majumdar.

P3 Scholars are invited to engage in a dynamic session focused on leveraging Princeton's vast resources for career growth and development. Learn strategies to build your professional toolkit, navigate career pathways, and achieve long-term success.

Have questions about graduate school? This interactive Q&A session offers P3 Scholars the chance to get answers directly from Princeton's graduate school representatives. Bring your questions about admissions, academic programs, or student life and get insights to help guide your next steps. At the host hotel.

Location: Host Hotel

Unwind and connect with fellow P3 Scholars at our evening social reception. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere to network, share experiences, and build relationships with peers while reflecting on the day’s events in the comfortable setting of the host hotel.

Breakfast will be served in Frick - Taylor Commons and will begin promptly at 8:30am.

Hosted by Joseph Lewis, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Access, Diversity and Inclusion at Princeton University’s Graduate School.

Get a sneak peek into Princeton University’s Graduate Programs and what to consider as you begin the application process, including information about the Princeton Horizon Fellowship. Learn more about the resources available to prospective students as they embark on their graduate journeys.

Hosted by Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Lily B. Secora.
 

Get an inside look at life as a Princeton graduate student in this engaging session. Dean Secora will share insights on campus resources, student support services, and the vibrant community that will help you thrive both academically and personally. Discover how Princeton can become your home away from home

Hosted by Senior Associate Dean for Finance and Administration, Scott McGoldrick.

Navigating graduate school finances can be challenging, but this session will equip you with the knowledge to succeed. Dean McGoldrick will provide an overview of funding options, scholarships, and financial resources available to support your academic journey at Princeton. Learn how to effectively manage and maximize your financial aid opportunities

Hosted by Assistant Dean for Access, Diversity and Inclusion, Natural Sciences and Engineering, Abreeotta J. Williams-Jones, Ph.D.  

This workshop will explore the craft of networking, particularly addressing ways to communicate effectively with faculty and network with university administrators when exploring graduate programs.

P3 scholars will have the opportunity to casually meet and engage with faculty, administrators, and graduate students from different academic departments on campus. Scholars will dine in groups based on their programs of interest and discussion will be friendly and open.

*Please note that department participation, particularly from faculty, is subject to availability. Not all departments will have representation during this session. 

Hosted by Princeton University’s Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Geoffrey Hill Ph.D. (with a focus on Humanities and Social Sciences) and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Alice Seneres, Ph.D. (with a focus on Natural Sciences and Engineering).

During this dynamic session, we will discuss the specifics of the application process and the particular areas of importance as they relate to field of study. We will dive deeper into the components of the application, consider best practices, and evaluate ways in which you can strengthen your application and represent yourself in the most impactful manner. After a general discussion, we will break out into separate rooms to further discuss relevant application components by division, including crafting an effective and impactful Statement of Purpose. 

Location: Jadwin Hall - A07 & A08

Tailored specifically for your academic interests, these breakout sessions will divide P3 Scholars into two groups: Divisions 1-2 (Humanities and Social Sciences) and Divisions 3-4 (STEM and Engineering). Engage in focused discussions on graduate programs, research opportunities, and resources relevant to your field. Connect with faculty and peers as you explore the unique academic landscapes of your division.

P3 Scholars will have the opportunity to eat and further network with cohort members, explore campus further, or depart from campus.