More than 100 Native American high school students spent a week on Princeton’s campus during the summer as part of the College Horizons program, which helps students prepare for college admissions. Participants worked on essays, attended a college fair with representatives from 42 schools, and received advice on how to succeed during their college years. This was Princeton’s 19th year taking part in the program.
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