When I first joined Princeton Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women, I was unsure of my career path and overwhelmed by the rigorous curriculum. However, what stood out immediately was the mentorship program that the institution offers.
The professors here aren’t just educators; they are mentors who guide you through both academic and personal challenges. One of the biggest advantages of studying at Princeton is the close-knit mentor-mentee relationship. My professor, Dr. Mehra, has been a constant source of support, not just with classwork but in understanding how to balance theory with practical experience.
What I love about the mentorship at Princeton is that it doesn’t end with just academic advice. The mentors here help us explore internships, job opportunities, and even guide us on how to network in the industry. Thanks to their guidance, I secured an internship at a top tech company, which has been a game-changer for my career aspirations.
The mentorship I’ve received at Princeton has truly helped me grow as a student and as a future engineer. It’s this kind of personal attention and encouragement that makes Princeton such a special place for women in engineering.