Hello jim1946-ga,
I think I’ve found the Princeton Web page you were looking for. It
doesn’t mention a survey, but it gives a detailed table of fees and
expenses for undergraduate students. It’s part of the instructions and
information about financial aid. In addition, I also found another
page from PawPoints and the Princeton ID. This is a prepaid card that
can be used for a large variety of campus expenses. The page directed
at parents gives you a table of expected miscellaneous expenses for
Princeton students. I think this is the information you were looking
for, but if not, please don’t hesitate to clarify further.
Congratulations on sending your daughter to a prestigious university
like Princeton.
czh
http://www.princeton.edu/pr/aid/appl/03.html
Fees and expenses for the academic year 2002-03
Comprehensive fee $27,230
Room charge $3,912
Board rate $3,930
Est misc expenses $2,888
(books, supplies, laundry, telephone, recreation, etc.)
Estimated total $37,960
The comprehensive fee includes tuition, matriculation, and the use of
the library, student infirmary, and laboratories. The board rate is
for 20 meals a week, and the room charge is the standard for
University dormitories. Estimated miscellaneous expenses include the
residential college fee, student government fee, and class dues. These
last three items, totaling about $500, are billed centrally by the
University for the convenience of the organizations involved. For
students who are not covered under their family's medical insurance,
Princeton offers the Student Health Plan at a cost of $600.
Because the cost of goods and services continues to rise, charges for
2003-04 will be somewhat higher. The increase is expected to be in the
3 to 4 percent range.
http://www.ppoints.com/for_parents.jsp
For Parents
You'll like Paw Points because it's easy, convenient, it makes good
financial sense, and it keeps you connected to your student's
Princeton experience.
Sample Semester Paw Points SPENDING
Estimate Semester Expenses
Expense Minimum Maximum
Textbooks $400 $600
School Supplies %50 $125
Photocopies $20 $40
Restaurants & Delivery $100 $150
University Apparel $20 $100
Entertainment $$50 $$200
Total $635 $1265
http://www.ppoints.com/paw_points.jsp
Paw Points - a prepaid, declining-balance account that's part of your
Princeton ID - is the convenient, cashless way to pay on and off
campus. The campus area's most popular businesses accept Paw Points.
Paw Points has you covered, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. And Paw
Points actually makes your dollar worth more, with discounts available
to you only when you use your Princeton ID. You've got Paw Points.
You've got the Way to Pay.
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