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Oxford/Princeton University


Question Posted Monday October 29 2007, 4:56 pm

 I want to go to Oxford or Princeton in a couple years, and I want to prepare a few years earlier so I am fully prepared for applying and getting accepted. What are the qualifications needed for each school? Any advice is appreciated.

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onebirddog2000 answered Tuesday October 30 2007, 9:10 am:
straight A's, money, Honor Roll, never getting suspended, never breaking the laws, never get caught at a party drinking just never get at a party if you aren't drinking, doing drugs, or having sex. you are still an accomplice

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