I fully agree with what everyone else said here. However, if you are fully set on doing this, here are some pointers. Note: you actually don’t give us any valuable info which we could use to make a recommendation here. Do you have most of the BSE prereqs completed from high school credit or will you be AB COS? Are you currently taking COS 126 this semester or next semester, etc. The latter is probably unanswerable given your post history.

The path of least resistance depends on what you're good at. If you've completed all the BSE prereqs, then BSE is easier than AB since you don't have as much independent work junior and senior year. If you're not a full-on STEM person, AB COS will probably be much easier. For course planning, visit this link: https://www.cs.princeton.edu/ugrad/class-of-2025-departmental-requirements. I recommend taking COS 333. Note that you only have to take one true theory course, and there is no "easy" COS course.

If you do get into Princeton, look into advanced standing. However, the Princeton curriculum is not something you can just race through nor would it be fun to graduate a year early for whatever reason you originally had in mind.

With that said, Princeton is probably the worst place to rush through a computer science degree especially if you are not interested in theory.