Program Metrics

Explore our graduate students’ demographics, program experiences, and post-graduate career outcomes.

The Graduate School regularly distributes information on the graduate programs at Princeton University to encourage prospective applicants and update current students and University faculty and staff on program performance.

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Doctoral Departments and Programs spanning the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering

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Over 3,200 graduate students from 94 countries

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Interdisciplinary / interdepartmental doctoral programs

Detailed Information

Admission Statistics

Data on the number of applicants, admitted students and yielded students (that is, admitted students who accepted the offer of admission) at Princeton University's Graduate School. The data are finalized annually on June 15 and include only degree-seeking candidates.

Enrollment Statistics

Data on the number of degree-seeking candidates enrolled at Princeton University's Graduate School. The data are finalized annually on October 15.

Degree Counts and Time to Degree Analysis

Data on the number of Ph.D and Master's degrees conferred to graduate students in an academic year and the time required to complete those degree. The data are finalized annually on June 30.

Ph.D. Completion and Cohort Analysis

Data on the number of Ph.D. students that matriculated in a cohort decade of 1969-70 through 2016-17, percentage of students who completed their general exam, median time for students to complete their general exam, percentage of students who completed their Ph.D. and median time for students to complete their Ph.D.

Ph.D. Long-term Career Outcomes

Data on career outcomes of Ph.D. degree recipients five years and ten years out.