Difference between revisions of "Princeton"
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| − | '''Princeton''', [[New Jersey]] is | + | '''Princeton''', [[New Jersey]] is a small very upscale town in Mercer County, New Jersey, midway between New York City and Philadelphia. It is a major center for higher education, as well as research and surveys with the [[Gallup Poll]] and ETS, the sponsor of the SAT test. |
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | *[[Battle of Princeton]] | + | *[[Battle of Princeton]], victory by [[George Washington]] in 1776 |
| − | *[[Princeton University]] | + | *[[Princeton University]], the nation's 4th oldest |
| + | *[[Institute for Advanced Study]], a separate institution in Princeton | ||
| + | *[[Princeton Theological Seminary]], a separate school in Princeton, once the home of [[Princeton Theology]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:16, December 27, 2009
Princeton, New Jersey is a small very upscale town in Mercer County, New Jersey, midway between New York City and Philadelphia. It is a major center for higher education, as well as research and surveys with the Gallup Poll and ETS, the sponsor of the SAT test.
See also
- Battle of Princeton, victory by George Washington in 1776
- Princeton University, the nation's 4th oldest
- Institute for Advanced Study, a separate institution in Princeton
- Princeton Theological Seminary, a separate school in Princeton, once the home of Princeton Theology