PS In your personal statement avoid both exaggeration and false modesty. Simply tell us who you are, what you are interested in, and what you hope to achieve. It is particularly helpful to indicate why you are interested in Princeton and not just, "I look forward to working with Professors X, Y, and Z," but "I want to work with Professor X and Y because...." If you perceive any weaknesses in your application, mention and if possible explain them. It is far better that you point them out than that we discover them for ourselves. CV Applicants will be required to upload a resume or curriculum vitae with the admission application in the space provided. Resumes or curricula vitae should include employment, activities, community service, education, and academic or professional honors. Applicants should be sure to review the final resume or curriculum vitae before uploading it and submitting an admission application. If you have submitted your application and need to revise your resume or curriculum vitae, you may upload the corrected version through your checklist if it is before the deadline. After the deadline, no revised resume of curriculum vitae will be accepted. Fee Application Fee: $90 RL Letters of recommendation are essential: three at a minimum, but there is no maximum, as long as they are good. To be good, they should be full, frank, and above all specific as to your scholarly ability and promise; where possible they should compare you with others who have applied or are applying to Princeton; and they should be written by your teachers or by others qualified to judge your academic work. Transcript Transcripts and Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores are essential.