Facts & Figures - Any -FacultyStudentsAlumniStaffAcademicsCampusAthleticsFinancial Aid OverallFacultyStudentsAlumniStaffAcademicsCampusAthleticsAid Faculty 1,285 Faculty, including full time, part time and visiting 31 Faculty and staff Nobel Prize winners 1,637 Research funding awards 5:1 Student to faculty ratio 78% Tenured professorial faculty Students 17 U.S. Rhodes Scholars during the past 10 years 50% Undergraduate men 3,157 Graduate enrollment 400+ International internship opportunities 635 Undergraduate international students 5,548 Undergraduate enrollment 21% Class of 2026 eligible for low-income federal grants 500 Student organizations 96% Undergraduate students living on campus 50% Undergraduate women Alumni 26,000+ Annual attendance at Reunions 2 Alumni who served as U.S. president 3 Alumni who serve as U.S. Supreme Court justices 165 Regional alumni associations worldwide 37,900+ Alumni volunteers around the world 97,000+ Living alumni 24 Alumni winners of the Nobel Prize 140 Nations where alumni live Staff 7,400 Benefits-eligible employees 58% of faculty and staff live in Mercer County 31 Faculty and staff Nobel Prize winners Academics 42 Doctoral departments and programs 33 Interdisciplinary/Interdepartmental doctoral programs 36 Academic departments 5:1 Student to faculty ratio 54 Interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate programs 18 Master’s degree programs Campus 600 Acres to explore 100,000+ Works in the Princeton University Art Museum collections 7 Residential colleges 9 locations Princeton University Library More than $2 billion Contributed annually to the region's economy 200+ Campus Buildings 17 Campus chaplaincies Athletics 38 Varsity intercollegiate teams 152 Years of Princeton football 215 National Championships won by Princeton athletes 37 Sport club teams 26 Ivy League championships in field hockey 130 Princetonians who have competed in the Olympics Financial Aid $62,635 Average annual grant for the Class of 2026 $57,410 Tuition 2022-23 100% Tuition, room, board and residential college fee covered for families earning up to $65,000 in the Class of 2026 63% Undergraduate students who receive financial aid 83% Recent seniors who graduated with no debt
