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Directions

Campus Address

100 Campus Drive, Ste 103
Princeton, NJ 08540

Note the address is NOT Campus Road, which is northeast of Campus Drive.

The above address is also known as:

100 University Square Dr #103
Princeton, NJ 08540

Driving Directions

From Route One (in either direction):

Take the Alexander Road exit, going towards Princeton Junction. Make a right at the sign for University Square Drive. You will loop around on this jughandle, and cross back over Alexander Road. Continue straight ahead. You will see BlackRock on your left. Turn right at the sign pointing to Campus Drive. Suite 103 is the last section of the first building on the right.

From West Windsor and other points nearby to the east:

Take Alexander Road west towards Princeton. Take the last right before reaching Route 1. You will see BlackRock on your left. Turn right at the sign pointing to Campus Drive. Suite 103 is the last section of the first building on the right.

Parking Directions

The entrance to the campus is from the traffic circle in front of the building. So if you park in the parking lot, you will need to walk around the building to the entrance. Please note that the flow of traffic in the parking lot is one-way. The lane further away from the building is the one you will use when arriving, whereas the lane closer to the building is used by departing traffic. Thank you for helping us keep the area around our campus safe for all our students, staff, and visitors.

Parking Lot Safety

Drive slowly in the parking lot. Pay full attention to the roads.
Always park your vehicle in a marked parking space. Do not pull over.
Never allow your student to walk in the parking lot unattended.

Princeton, NJ

Our family regularly talks about AoPS. We try to think about how our life would be different without you all. What if my daughter hadn't learned to love math? What if she never experienced being pushed to her limits? Overcoming failure? She wouldn't be who she is. And she is AWESOME! A very proud mom here. We are so fortunate that we found AoPS Academy. I credit AoPS for much of her confidence.

Kelly B.,

AoPS Academy parent to 16-year-old engineering major at UW and future cancer researcher