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Be sure to schedule your advising appointment and complete the Flipped Advising course on Brightspace. It's packed with useful tips and course information to help you choose your classes and confidently complete your Course Request Form (CRF) during your advising appointment.

Engineering Feature Week #10 has arrived! 🎉 This time, we're shining the spotlight on Chemica Engineering.

Throughout the week, you'll find daily events and activities designed to help you explore the major and discover exciting career opportunities in the field.

Tuesday - October 28: Intern Office Hours:

12:15 pm ET - 2:15 pm ET in Honors Hall or Discord

Come to our recurring event to chat with upperclassmen about anything - classes, internships, venting, life advice etc. Come say hi!

Hosted by Interns
Trivia Night:
8pm ET - 9pmET in BRNG B254

Have fun and play trivia!

Hosted by Sydney and James
Friday - October 31: Peer Mentor Break Out Session: In class!
Learn about engineering mental health resources and CARES!

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This is a friendly reminder to complete the Respect Boundaries course in Brightspace. This course also includes training on recognizing, preventing, and reporting hazing along with resources for support. It emphasizes Purdue's commitment to a safe campus environment and each student's shared responsibility as a member of the community to help foster a safe campus environment.

Students have until October 13th to complete it. The course takes less than 30 minutes. If a student does not complete it by October 13th then there will be a registration hold placed on their account preventing registration for Spring courses. Be sure to get this done now so you don't have to worry about it later!

Our super awesome upper-classmen have been hosting info sessions, games, and more on our Discord server.

If you haven't joined our Discord yet... what are you waiting for?!

Introduce yourself to your peers

Find things to do during the summer to get ready for your arrival on campus

Attend info sessions

Join games

Connect with your advisors

Visit ENGR 161 Office hours when your classes begin in August

Ask questions of your peer mentors

and more!

To access all the channels in the server, make sure to go to the "Verification" channel and agree to the guidelines by entering your first and last name to get connected to the right server!

Advisors (and the Registrar, and your instructors, and people in the Division of Financial Aid, and Purdue Pete, and probably your parents/family - so really, everybody) will expect that students understand general dates and deadlines, and are able to find these deadlines for adding/dropping classes, making changes to schedules, completing the Transition 2 Major process, and a bunch of other important stuff. Joking aside, it is a student's responsibility to understand and follow university regulations and complete degree requirements.

HERE is a super helpful link with more important dates and deadlines for Fall 2025 that you can bookmark for future reference.

FALL CLASSES BEGIN: AUGUST 26th, 2025

ADD/MODIFY (w/ Advisor & Instructor Approval):

August 30th - October 28th

TO CHANGE TO AUDIT/HONORS GRADE MODE:

TO DROP A COURSE (UNRECORDED):

August 25th - September 8th

TO DROP A COURSE (w/ Advisor Approval)

(COURSE RECORDED with "W"):

September 9th - November 25th

Are you looking for a quiet place to study or simply a nice place to relax between classes? Stop by the CARES Hub lounges in ARMS 1261 and 1264. We have tables for studying, comfy chairs for relaxing, and snacks! We also have a microwave, refrigerator, and printer for your use. Don't feel like studying? Socialize, play a game, read a book, make origami, or use our coloring wall. All these activities are designed to help you relax which is great for your mental health. Stop in and enjoy!

CARES Hub Lounge Hours for Fall Semester: Monday through Thursday 9am-7pm Friday 9am-4pm Therapist Walk-in Hours Monday through Friday 1-2pm in ARMS 1251

You can schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor (either Kenzie Campbell OR Nikki Mosher) by clicking the big blue "Schedule An Appointment" button in the top right of your BoilerConnect home tab. It looks like this:

When you schedule an appointment, please indicate the reason for your appointment in the prompt box. If we don't see information typed in related to a reason for your appointment, don't be surprised if we reach out and ask (and if we get really cranky, we may cancel appointments without a description of a topic). It doesn't have to be a huge story - just let us know how we can be helpful.

If you are on campus and would like to meet with your advisor, our offices are located in the new Gateway Complex behind WALC in the Lambertus side of the building. We are located on the second floor. Nikki Mosher's office is 2283 and Kenzie Campbell's office is 2281.

Exceeding 18 Credits: We WILL NOT approve an override to exceed 18 credit hours in the first semester. Please don't submit anything in the Scheduling Assistant that requests an override to exceed 18 credits; please drop the other thing before adding the new class. Requesting the override will add time to the process, and may mean you miss out on the class you're trying to add

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Be sure to schedule your advising appointment and complete the Flipped Advising course on Brightspace. It's packed with useful tips and course information to help you choose your classes and confidently complete your Course Request Form (CRF) during your advising appointment. Engineering Feature Week #10 has arrived!

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Be sure to schedule your advising appointment and complete the Flipped Advising course on Brightspace. It's packed with useful tips and course information to help you choose your classes and confidently complete your Course Request Form (CRF) during your advising appointment.

Engineering Feature Week #9 has arrived! 🎉 This time, we're shining the spotlight on Industrial Engineering.

Throughout the week, you'll find daily events and activities designed to help you explore the major and discover exciting career opportunities in the field.

Tuesday - October 21: Intern Office Hours:

12:15 pm ET - 2:15 pm ET in Honors Hall or Discord

Come to our recurring event to chat with upperclassmen about anything - classes, internships, venting, life advice etc. Come say hi!

Hosted by Interns
Monday - October 27: Donuts & Textron:
10:00 am ET - 12:00 pm ET in the Lawson Lobby

Textron is a multi-industry company known for its brands such as Cessna, Beechcraft, Bell Helicopter, and E-Z-GO. Meet Textron Ambassadors, learn about internships and career paths, and enjoy free Mary Lou Donuts while you network!

Hosted by Textron

The goal of Purdue SoCet (system-on-chip extension technologies) is to provide students hands on experience with a fully developed industry quality SoC design flow. Members of the group engage with RTL design, physical design, PCB design, chip bring up, verification methods, an array of EDA tools and software development.﻿

If you're interested in joining a SoCet group then please go to this link for more information. You'll find the application on this page as well.
The pre-registration deadline for SoCET is 11:59pm, Friday October 24. Acceptance decisions for pre-registration students will be announced by November 10.﻿

This is a friendly reminder to complete the Respect Boundaries course in Brightspace. This course also includes training on recognizing, preventing, and reporting hazing along with resources for support. It emphasizes Purdue's commitment to a safe campus environment and each student's shared responsibility as a member of the community to help foster a safe campus environment.

Students have until October 13th to complete it. The course takes less than 30 minutes. If a student does not complete it by October 13th then there will be a registration hold placed on their account preventing registration for Spring courses. Be sure to get this done now so you don't have to worry about it later!

Our super awesome upper-classmen have been hosting info sessions, games, and more on our Discord server.

If you haven't joined our Discord yet... what are you waiting for?!

Introduce yourself to your peers

Find things to do during the summer to get ready for your arrival on campus

Attend info sessions

Join games

Connect with your advisors

Visit ENGR 161 Office hours when your classes begin in August

Ask questions of your peer mentors

and more!

To access all the channels in the server, make sure to go to the "Verification" channel and agree to the guidelines by entering your first and last name to get connected to the right server!

Advisors (and the Registrar, and your instructors, and people in the Division of Financial Aid, and Purdue Pete, and probably your parents/family - so really, everybody) will expect that students understand general dates and deadlines, and are able to find these deadlines for adding/dropping classes, making changes to schedules, completing the Transition 2 Major process, and a bunch of other important stuff. Joking aside, it is a student's responsibility to understand and follow university regulations and complete degree requirements.

HERE is a super helpful link with more important dates and deadlines for Fall 2025 that you can bookmark for future reference.

FALL CLASSES BEGIN: AUGUST 26th, 2025

ADD/MODIFY (w/ Advisor & Instructor Approval):

August 30th - October 28th

TO CHANGE TO AUDIT/HONORS GRADE MODE:

TO DROP A COURSE (UNRECORDED):

August 25th - September 8th

TO DROP A COURSE (w/ Advisor Approval)

(COURSE RECORDED with "W"):

September 9th - November 25th

Are you looking for a quiet place to study or simply a nice place to relax between classes? Stop by the CARES Hub lounges in ARMS 1261 and 1264. We have tables for studying, comfy chairs for relaxing, and snacks! We also have a microwave, refrigerator, and printer for your use. Don't feel like studying? Socialize, play a game, read a book, make origami, or use our coloring wall. All these activities are designed to help you relax which is great for your mental health. Stop in and enjoy!

CARES Hub Lounge Hours for Fall Semester: Monday through Thursday 9am-7pm Friday 9am-4pm Therapist Walk-in Hours Monday through Friday 1-2pm in ARMS 1251

You can schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor (either Kenzie Campbell OR Nikki Mosher) by clicking the big blue "Schedule An Appointment" button in the top right of your BoilerConnect home tab. It looks like this:

When you schedule an appointment, please indicate the reason for your appointment in the prompt box. If we don't see information typed in related to a reason for your appointment, don't be surprised if we reach out and ask (and if we get really cranky, we may cancel appointments without a description of a topic). It doesn't have to be a huge story - just let us know how we can be helpful.

If you are on campus and would like to meet with your advisor, our offices are located in the new Gateway Complex behind WALC in the Lambertus side of the building. We are located on the second floor. Nikki Mosher's office is 2283 and Kenzie Campbell's office is 2281.

Exceeding 18 Credits: We WILL NOT approve an override to exceed 18 credit hours in the first semester. Please don't submit anything in the Scheduling Assistant that requests an override to exceed 18 credits; please drop the other thing before adding the new class. Requesting the override will add time to the process, and may mean you miss out on the class you're trying to add

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Be sure to schedule your advising appointment and complete the Flipped Advising course on Brightspace. It's packed with useful tips and course information to help you choose your classes and confidently complete your Course Request Form (CRF) during your advising appointment.

Engineering Feature Week #7 has arrived! 🎉 This time, we're shining the spotlight on Sustainability Engineering and Environmental Engineering.

Throughout the week, you'll find daily events and activities designed to help you explore the major and discover exciting career opportunities in the field.

Come and learn what it means to be an engineer!

Students will have the chance to connect with actual engineers, many of which are Purdue alum working at various companies in Indiana and beyond. Learn about what they actually do day-to-day, along with exploring different disciplines. Different from a career fair, this casual career exploration event will allow for exploration of what careers look like within the different majors. This type of networking will allow students to ask specific questions about skill development, coursework and overall career advice. Students can register for the event using the link below. We hope to see you there! You may see some of these people later in your Purdue at a career fair, etc. Take advantage of this great networking opportunity.

Register Here

Wednesday, October 15

CoRec Black & Gold Gyms (#1-3)
Relaxed dress code, come as you are!
Drop-in style, come by anytime between 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

This is a friendly reminder to complete the Respect Boundaries course in Brightspace. This course also includes training on recognizing, preventing, and reporting hazing along with resources for support. It emphasizes Purdue's commitment to a safe campus environment and each student's shared responsibility as a member of the community to help foster a safe campus environment.

Students have until October 13th to complete it. The course takes less than 30 minutes. If a student does not complete it by October 13th then there will be a registration hold placed on their account preventing registration for Spring courses. Be sure to get this done now so you don't have to worry about it later!

Our super awesome upper-classmen have been hosting info sessions, games, and more on our Discord server.

If you haven't joined our Discord yet... what are you waiting for?!

Introduce yourself to your peers

Find things to do during the summer to get ready for your arrival on campus

Attend info sessions

Join games

Connect with your advisors

Visit ENGR 161 Office hours when your classes begin in August

Ask questions of your peer mentors

and more!

To access all the channels in the server, make sure to go to the "Verification" channel and agree to the guidelines by entering your first and last name to get connected to the right server!

Advisors (and the Registrar, and your instructors, and people in the Division of Financial Aid, and Purdue Pete, and probably your parents/family - so really, everybody) will expect that students understand general dates and deadlines, and are able to find these deadlines for adding/dropping classes, making changes to schedules, completing the Transition 2 Major process, and a bunch of other important stuff. Joking aside, it is a student's responsibility to understand and follow university regulations and complete degree requirements.

HERE is a super helpful link with more important dates and deadlines for Fall 2025 that you can bookmark for future reference.

FALL CLASSES BEGIN: AUGUST 26th, 2025

ADD/MODIFY (w/ Advisor & Instructor Approval):

August 30th - October 28th

TO CHANGE TO AUDIT/HONORS GRADE MODE:

TO DROP A COURSE (UNRECORDED):

August 25th - September 8th

TO DROP A COURSE (w/ Advisor Approval)

(COURSE RECORDED with "W"):

September 9th - November 25th

Are you looking for a quiet place to study or simply a nice place to relax between classes? Stop by the CARES Hub lounges in ARMS 1261 and 1264. We have tables for studying, comfy chairs for relaxing, and snacks! We also have a microwave, refrigerator, and printer for your use. Don't feel like studying? Socialize, play a game, read a book, make origami, or use our coloring wall. All these activities are designed to help you relax which is great for your mental health. Stop in and enjoy!

CARES Hub Lounge Hours for Fall Semester: Monday through Thursday 9am-7pm Friday 9am-4pm Therapist Walk-in Hours Monday through Friday 1-2pm in ARMS 1251

You can schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor (either Kenzie Campbell OR Nikki Mosher) by clicking the big blue "Schedule An Appointment" button in the top right of your BoilerConnect home tab. It looks like this:

When you schedule an appointment, please indicate the reason for your appointment in the prompt box. If we don't see information typed in related to a reason for your appointment, don't be surprised if we reach out and ask (and if we get really cranky, we may cancel appointments without a description of a topic). It doesn't have to be a huge story - just let us know how we can be helpful.

If you are on campus and would like to meet with your advisor, our offices are located in the new Gateway Complex behind WALC in the Lambertus side of the building. We are located on the second floor. Nikki Mosher's office is 2283 and Kenzie Campbell's office is 2281.

Exceeding 18 Credits: We WILL NOT approve an override to exceed 18 credit hours in the first semester. Please don't submit anything in the Scheduling Assistant that requests an override to exceed 18 credits; please drop the other thing before adding the new class. Requesting the override will add time to the process, and may mean you miss out on the class you're trying to add

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After you T2M, there are several ways to continue making an impact in the Honors Engineering community! In the spring, we’ll be sharing applications for roles like Peer Mentor, Ambassador, Discord Intern, and STEP Intern. If you’ve loved being part of this program, keep an eye out—there’s more to come!

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Friendly reminder that the CRF (course request form) is closing TODAY, July 15th at 5pm EST. Please be sure that you have submitted it so you can get a schedule on July 24th.

Please note that advisors are getting tons of emails during this time so please be patient with our response time. We will get back to you as soon as we can!

The CRF (course request form) will close on July 15th at 5pm EST for everyone (including administrators). Your fall schedule will be released around 5pm 7/24. You'll be able to see your fall schedule in the myPurdue > Student Schedule Card > View Registration Information. Our favorite way to see schedules is to use the "Week-At-A-Glance," shown at the bottom of that page.

We will be working very hard beginning July 28th to make sure that all our students get seats in the classes they need. If your fall schedule has every class you expect to see (this includes alternates), we do not recommend making additional changes. Making unnecessary changes to your fall schedule on the Scheduling Assistant is very risky - especially this year. We won't have bandwidth to assist students who opted to try to change sections of a class and inadvertently lost their space in that class. We hate how mean that sounds, but are leaving it because . . . fact.

If you were placed into an alternate course that we listed on your Course Request Form, such as one of the Oral or Written Communication options we listed, you are in a class that will satisfy degree requirements. As disappointing as it may be for you to not have your first choice, I will be focusing first on ensuring that students have all the courses they need to complete FYE requirements in 2 semesters. You do have the option to try to make changes to your fall schedule independently (We keep telling you that you're in the driver's seat after all!), and We've included some info on using the Scheduling Assistant below. There are a few factors to keep in mind:

The batch registration process will complete by the end of the day 7/24th, and no one will have access to make any changes until July 28th. Time tickets will release in sets between July 28th-30th. Please continue reading this SYNK newsletter to learn how you can view your time ticket.

Making changes can be risky. Even when you attempt to change sections of a course, which sounds simple, you are actually dropping that course to add the new one. If the seat you were looking at is taken before you hit submit, you may have lost your original seat and not gotten your new seat.

If your fall schedule is missing a class, math classes will be the most common. You will be our priority beginning July 28th. Please check in with your assigned advisor. We will respond to emails beginning on July 28th in the order we've received them. Believe us when we say we understand how stressful this feels. We are anticipating delays in our response time, but we *WILL* get things settled, and we do have time to add missing classes if we do what we need to do. When you check in, please include your Purdue ID (PUID) and tell me a little about what's happening, including the class you're missing, then hang in there.

If we are awaiting AP scores or other credit, we can enter overrides if we can document that you have earned credit for prerequisites.

We promise that even though missing a class is stressful, we're not in panic mode. We can fix this.

Placements based on auditions for Purdue Bands & Orchestras will be sent to your Purdue email. Please be sure that the course you have been asked to join matches the BAND course in your fall schedule. This does not apply to Marching Band as auditions are still to come.

If you are seeing that you have a conflict with a band course, please reach out to your band director for instruction on if you should adjust going forward. Should they recommend you move a course, you can go in and do so once open registration has begun.

Please refer back to your band placement results email for further instructions.

July 28th, Fall Open Registration will be here. We wanted to share some helpful tips on how to navigate it. Remember - Join our Discord so you can learn more about Open Registration from our upperclassmen!

Open Registration means just that - the Scheduling Assistant is open for all students if they need to make changes to their schedule. We also talk about time-tickets, and during open registration, all students have a time-ticket. You can locate your time-ticket in myPurdue > Register for Classes Card > Registration Status & Time Ticket.

It should look like the photos below. You can also view any holds preventing registration on this page.

When you open Scheduling Assistant, you'll be prompted for your Registration PIN. This is a number you'll get from your academic advisor when you do registration advising. You might not remember the PIN from All Aboard advising, but it was in the top right corner of your Course Recommendation Form that an advisor completed with you during your individual appointment.

Note - We will be uploading your PIN to BoilerConnect notes before Open Registration begins.

So if you need to make changes to your fall schedule, start with BoilerConnect Notes, and grab your Registration PIN:

The Scheduling Assistant is a whole other thing that you get to learn to navigate. This tutorial will get you started: Scheduling Assistant Help

If you have not done so yet, please work to get your AP Score Report sent in to Purdue. You can check that this is set up by logging in to your College Board profile.

If you took IB exams then be sure to have those scores sent in, too!

If you are anticipating any Dual Credit, this credit will be coming from the college that partnered with your high school for these courses. If you have any questions, please reach out to your high school counselor. They might have info on how to obtain your college transcripts.

FINAL TRANSCRIPT CONFIRMATION: You can confirm that your final transcript has been received by admissions in your Application Status Portal. If the Final Transcript item has a green checkmark next to it, it has been received. A red X indicates admissions hasn't received it. If it still in awaiting status with a red X, take into consideration that it can take up to 3 weeks to process materials. The Office of Admissions has recommended that you can reach out to them at admissions@purdue.edu if you have concerns.

To see if your scores and dual credits have transferred in you can look at your Purdue transcript. You can see your transcript in the myPurdue > Academic Profile card > Student Profile > Academic Transcript (bottom left corner).

Make sure that everything matches what you were expecting. For example, if you were anticipating a 4 on AP Calculus BC but received a 3 or lower then you'll need to edit your CRF. Check in with your advisor to make sure that your CRF is correct.

Our super awesome upper-classmen have been hosting info sessions on our Discord server. There will be a session about open registration and scheduling in the next couple of weeks. This is a great opportunity for you to learn how scheduling works at Purdue.

If you haven't joined our Discord yet... what are you waiting for?!

Introduce yourself to your peers

Find things to do during the summer to get ready for your arrival on campus

Attend info sessions

Join games

Connect with your advisors

Visit ENGR 161 Office hours when your classes begin in August

Ask questions of your peer mentors

and more!

To access all the channels in the server, make sure to go to the "Verification" channel and agree to the guidelines by entering your first and last name to get connected to the right server!

The following survey is being conducted to provide insight into the well-being of freshman. This is a presurvey and will be compared to results proceeding the end of the first semester. It should take no more than 10 minutes to complete and your participation is incredibly helpful in allowing the College of Engineering Honors Program to more effectively support our students.

Advisors will expect that students understand general dates and deadlines, and are able to find these deadlines for adding/dropping classes, and making changes to schedules.

EARLY START CLASSES BEGIN: JULY 14th, 2025

ADD/MODIFY (w/ Advisor & Instructor Approval):

TO CHANGE TO AUDIT/HONORS GRADE MODE:

TO DROP A COURSE (UNRECORDED):

TO DROP A COURSE (w/ Advisor Approval)

(COURSE RECORDED with "W"):

FALL CLASSES BEGIN: AUGUST 26th, 2025

Course Request Form (CRF) DUE

ADD/MODIFY (w/ Advisor & Instructor Approval):

August 30th - October 28th

TO CHANGE TO AUDIT/HONORS GRADE MODE:

TO DROP A COURSE (UNRECORDED):

August 25th - September 8th

TO DROP A COURSE (w/ Advisor Approval)

(COURSE RECORDED with "W"):

September 9th - November 25th

Are you looking for a quiet place to study or simply a nice place to relax between classes? Stop by the CARES Hub lounges in ARMS 1261 and 1264. We have tables for studying, comfy chairs for relaxing, and snacks! We also have a microwave, refrigerator, and printer for your use. Don't feel like studying? Socialize, play a game, read a book, make origami, or use our coloring wall. All these activities are designed to help you relax which is great for your mental health. Stop in and enjoy!

CARES Hub Lounge Hours for Fall Semester:

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You can schedule an appointment with your Academic Advisor (either Kenzie Campbell OR Nikki Mosher) by clicking the big blue "Schedule An Appointment" button in the top right of your BoilerConnect home tab. It looks like this:

When you schedule an appointment, please indicate the reason for your appointment in the prompt box. If we don't see information typed in related to a reason for your appointment, don't be surprised if we reach out and ask (and if we get really cranky, we may cancel appointments without a description of a topic). It doesn't have to be a huge story - just let us know how we can be helpful.

If you are on campus and would like to meet with your advisor, our offices are located in the new Gateway Complex behind WALC in the Lambertus side of the building. We are located on the second floor. Nikki Mosher's office is 2283 and Kenzie Campbell's office is 2281.

Exceeding 18 Credits: We WILL NOT approve an override to exceed 18 credit hours in the first semester. Please don't submit anything in the Scheduling Assistant that requests an override to exceed 18 credits; please drop the other thing before adding the new class. Requesting the override will add time to the process, and may mean you miss out on the class you're trying to add

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Friendly reminder that the CRF (course request form) is closing TODAY, July 15th at 5pm EST. Please be sure that you have submitted it so you can get a schedule on July 24th. Please note that advisors are getting tons of emails during this time so please be patient with our response time.

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With over 30 career fairs held annually at Purdue University’s West Lafayette campus, you will likely find an event to suit your recruitment needs.

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Program: Winter 2025 Add/Drop - Purdue University - Modern Campus Catalog™

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Please note the submission date is not the effective date. Your request cannot be processed until all required actions from campus partners are complete. This may affect your refund and/or if your request is canceled for not meeting the university established deadlines.

All required actions must be completed by 11:59 PM EST on said deadline day

Information on refunds from the University may be found at the following website: https://www.purdue.edu/treasurer/finance/bursar-office/tuition/refund-and-withdrawals/

Students withdrawing from ALL course assignments after classes have begun should go to myPurdue, Registration tab, and look for Withdraw Information.

The revision/refund dates on this calendar apply to courses that exactly fit the time frames listed. Courses offered outside of these time frames have their own deadlines (2-week courses, etc.). Additional information for these courses can be found by viewing the Short Course Drop/Add Refund Dates here: https://www.purdue.edu/registrar/calendars/index.html

16 Weeks / Full term: August 25 - December 20 (79 days)

1st 8 Weeks: August 25 - October 21 (39 days)

2nd 8 Weeks: October 22 - December 20 (40 days)

No Classes: September 1 (Labor Day)

No Classes: October 13-14 (Fall Break)

No Classes: November 27-30 (Thanksgiving Break)

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Office of the Dean of Students (ODOS) is an umbrella of units that empower, support and advocate for students in the classroom and beyond . Specialized areas within ODOS include: Counseling and Psychological Services ; Center for Advocacy, Response and Education; Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Life; Off-Campus Housing; Recreation & Wellness; Student Health Services; Student Legal Services; and Student Rights and Responsibilities.

If you do not find what you need on our website, please call us at 765-494-1747, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. ET. If you need emergency assistance, please call 911.

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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Center - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Center - Purdue University

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The LGBTQ Center is a welcoming resource and referral center for all Boilermakers. In accordance with Purdue policies, all persons have equal access to Purdue University’s educational programs, services and activities, without regard to race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, genetic information, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability or status as a veteran. See Purdue’s Nondiscrimination Policy Statement. If you have any questions or concerns regarding these policies, please contact the Office of the Vice President for Ethics and Compliance at vpec@purdue.edu or 765-494-5830.

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EURO : Research - Research - College of Engineering - Purdue University

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Engineering Undergraduate Research Office (EURO)

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Chosen Names at Purdue - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Center - Purdue University

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Students, staff, and faculty at Purdue may use their chosen (preferred) names on campus regardless of whether it matches their legal name.

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University Core Curriculum Course Options

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University Core Curriculum Course Options

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Courses - University Senate - Purdue University

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Below is also a complete listing of approved Purdue West Lafayette courses that may be used for meeting foundational learning outcomes. Some courses may have start terms (e.g. Fall 2013 and after only) or end terms (e.g. Fall 2019 and earlier only). Courses taken outside the noted terms do not meet the outcome.

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Popular Destinations

Apple

Apple at Purdue University

Shopping at the Purdue University Apple site is a great way to take advantage of Apple education pricing on Mac ®computers, Apple software, and select accessories. It's also an easy way to purchase an iPad ®or iPhone ® and gives you customization and personalization options.

For personal purchases, shop Purdue University's Apple site 24/7 and get free delivery right to your door. You can also choose to pick up your order at a local Apple Retail Store ®.

For departmental purchases, contact Purdue's Procurement Services.

All Apple hardware comes with a one-year limited warranty and up to 90 days of complimentary telephone technical support.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.

Dell

Purdue IT Shopping Online provides access to the online Dell storefront with special Purdue pricing on computers and other electronics. Equipment can be ordered online and delivered to a home address.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.
Please note

Individual companies maintain their own web sites. Questions or comments should be directed to the owners of the page. If you need assistance please contact Dell customer service at 1-800-695-8133.

A percentage from sales generated through this site is used to support University-wide initiatives that benefit the Purdue community.

Gov Connection

Purdue IT Shopping Online provides access to the GovConnection storefront where faculty, staff and students can shop for computers and other electronics and receive Purdue pricing. The site contains 300,000 products from over 1600 vendors. Some popular vendors include Toshiba, Lenovo, Sony, Kensington, APC, Lexmark, Belkin, Adobe and Microsoft.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.
Please Note

Individual companies maintain their own Web sites. Questions or comments should be directed to the owners of the page.

If you need assistance contact the account manager, Darren Gullen, by phone at 800-986-9245 or email at dgullen@govconnection.com.

Software

Office 365 for Students, Faculty, and Staff

Purdue has licensed Office 365 from Microsoft to make it available for free on an individual basis to students, faculty and staff, including use on their personally owned machines. Click here to learn more.

Other software

Visit the Software Licensing and Distribution page to learn more about free and discounted software packages for students, faculty and staff.

AT&T discounted service plans

AT&T offers a 20 percent monthly service discount on qualified voice and data plans to Purdue University students and employees on the West Lafayette, Northwest and Fort Wayne campuses. Purdue students and employees also have access to the best discounts available on the portfolio of AT&T devices. Purdue students and employees can register for the discount on qualified voice plans for standard cell phones, and qualified voice AND data plans for iPhones and other connected devices.

Additionally, Purdue students and employees receiving this discount are able to use AT&T's Business End User Care Support Hotline, reachable at 800-331-0500.

For Mobile Share Advantage plan (Family Talk) users to add the discount, the Purdue student or employee must be the primary user on the account. Purdue staff and students may also receive the discounts by visiting local or authorized AT&T stores and providing retail staff with a valid Purdue (purdue.edu) email address, student or employee ID or paycheck stub and the appropriate Foundation Account Number (FAN) listed below:

Purdue University Students FAN: 2523574

Purdue University Employees FAN: 2016767

Find an AT&T Store

Need to schedule an appointment to save some time? Clickhere. For questions regarding the discount program, please visit your local AT&T store. To find the AT&T store closest to you, visit: att.com/find-a-store.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.

Apple

Apple at Purdue University

Shopping at the Purdue University Apple site is a great way to take advantage of Apple education pricing on Mac ®computers, Apple software, and select accessories. It's also an easy way to purchase an iPad ®or iPhone ® and gives you customization and personalization options.

For personal purchases, shop Purdue University's Apple site 24/7 and get free delivery right to your door. You can also choose to pick up your order at a local Apple Retail Store ®.

For departmental purchases, contact Purdue's Procurement Services.

All Apple hardware comes with a one-year limited warranty and up to 90 days of complimentary telephone technical support.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.

Dell

Purdue IT Shopping Online provides access to the online Dell storefront with special Purdue pricing on computers and other electronics. Equipment can be ordered online and delivered to a home address.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.
Please note

Individual companies maintain their own web sites. Questions or comments should be directed to the owners of the page. If you need assistance please contact Dell customer service at 1-800-695-8133.

A percentage from sales generated through this site is used to support University-wide initiatives that benefit the Purdue community.

Gov Connection

Purdue IT Shopping Online provides access to the GovConnection storefront where faculty, staff and students can shop for computers and other electronics and receive Purdue pricing. The site contains 300,000 products from over 1600 vendors. Some popular vendors include Toshiba, Lenovo, Sony, Kensington, APC, Lexmark, Belkin, Adobe and Microsoft.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.
Please Note

Individual companies maintain their own Web sites. Questions or comments should be directed to the owners of the page.

If you need assistance contact the account manager, Darren Gullen, by phone at 800-986-9245 or email at dgullen@govconnection.com.

Software

Office 365 for Students, Faculty, and Staff

Purdue has licensed Office 365 from Microsoft to make it available for free on an individual basis to students, faculty and staff, including use on their personally owned machines. Click here to learn more.

Other software

Visit the Software Licensing and Distribution page to learn more about free and discounted software packages for students, faculty and staff.

AT&T discounted service plans

AT&T offers a 20 percent monthly service discount on qualified voice and data plans to Purdue University students and employees on the West Lafayette, Northwest and Fort Wayne campuses. Purdue students and employees also have access to the best discounts available on the portfolio of AT&T devices. Purdue students and employees can register for the discount on qualified voice plans for standard cell phones, and qualified voice AND data plans for iPhones and other connected devices.

Additionally, Purdue students and employees receiving this discount are able to use AT&T's Business End User Care Support Hotline, reachable at 800-331-0500.

For Mobile Share Advantage plan (Family Talk) users to add the discount, the Purdue student or employee must be the primary user on the account. Purdue staff and students may also receive the discounts by visiting local or authorized AT&T stores and providing retail staff with a valid Purdue (purdue.edu) email address, student or employee ID or paycheck stub and the appropriate Foundation Account Number (FAN) listed below:

Purdue University Students FAN: 2523574

Purdue University Employees FAN: 2016767

Find an AT&T Store

Need to schedule an appointment to save some time? Clickhere. For questions regarding the discount program, please visit your local AT&T store. To find the AT&T store closest to you, visit: att.com/find-a-store.

Note that participation in the shopping program is at the discretion of the student, faculty or staff member, and the purchase contract is between the purchaser and the vendor. Purdue University is not a party to sale; negotiations to resolve any disputes with the vendor will be the responsibility of the purchaser.

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Technology Discounts | Purdue University IT

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Popular Destinations Apple Shopping at the Purdue University Apple site is a great way to take advantage of Apple education pricing on Mac ®computers, Apple software, and select accessories. It's also an easy way to purchase an iPad ®or iPhone ® and gives you customization and personalization options.

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Hello!

We know that there is a lot of information in this Padlet. Don't stress! All you need to review right now is the Engineering Honors handbook. This is full of information you'll need for your first academic advising appointment this Summer so please review it before the appointment.

Everything else will be helpful as you move through your first year.

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The School of Languages and Cultures provides fully-online language placement testing in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. It's available on a continuous basis 24/7/365. No advance registration is necessary. For testing in Arabic and American Sign Language, see below.

Questions? Please email slcplace@purdue.edu

Who should take the placement test?

Students who have had 2 years or more of high school study of a language must take a placement test or complete a placement interview in order to determine their first course in a language sequence. Students should wait until they receive their Placement Test scores to enroll in the correct level. They should not request overrides before they take the test.

Students who have had less than 2 years of high school study, or for whom it has been 3 years or more since their last language course may sit for a placement test or may begin at 10100. NOTE: If students opt to enroll in 10100, they should indicate in the comments of their registration override request one of the following: "3 years or more since language" or "less than two years of language."

Students may only sit for a placement exam once in any language.

Who should NOT take the placement test?

Students with no previous study of a language should not sit for a placement exam and should contact their advisor for permission to enroll in 10100. On their registration override request, students must indicate in the comments: "No previous knowledge of the language." NOTE: if instructors detect that students are not true beginners, and 101 is not their appropriate level, they will remove students from the course and place them in the appropriate level, if room is available.

Students with advanced credit (transfer, dual credit, AP)

Students who are enrolled in or have completed a course in a language at Purdue may not sit for a placement exam.

Results and Registration

After successful completion of the placement test, prerequisites will be loaded to your academic record, and you should be able to enroll in your placement course ca. 15 minutes following your exam.

Students who place into Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, or Russian Level I (10100) should contact their advisor for a "departmental permission override" request in order to be able to register. In the comments of their override request, they should state "Took placement test and placed into level 1."

Cost

There is a $35 rate for placement in each language for Purdue students.

Charges appear on account through the Bursar's Office sometime after testing

Students who are Pell Grant eligible will receive a waiver and will not be charged.

Purdue graduate students, faculty, and staff are exempt.

Testing, Placement, and Credit

No advance registration is necessary

Placement results provided at the conclusion of the test

Test scores are loaded to students' academic records within one hour following testing providing prerequisites

Earn departmental credit for courses skipped in the 10100, 10200, 20100, and 20200 sequence by completing your placement course with a C- or higher or a P on the WL campus.

Departmental Credit Policy

Requirements for Taking the Test

A computer, Mac or PC, with a webcam

Fast and reliable internet connection

Valid photo ID like Purdue ID, driver's license, or passport

A quiet space where you can be alone

Willingness to allow the testing system to videotape you as you take the test (The video will be erased as soon as it is reviewed.)

If you meet these requirements, click the button below to download the test instructions.

American Sign Language

Testing is by appointment: Contact Robin Shay shayra@purdue.edu

The test will be conducted in ASL and includes a demonstration of basic signs and conversation.

Results will determine placement in ASL 101 or 102 (placement in ASL 201 and 202 is not an option).

Arabic Language

Advanced Credit

Course Information

Important Information For Native and Heritage Speakers

The School of Languages and Cultures provides fully-online language placement testing in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. It's available on a continuous basis 24/7/365. No advance registration is necessary. For testing in Arabic and American Sign Language, see below.

Questions? Please email slcplace@purdue.edu

Who should take the placement test?

Students who have had 2 years or more of high school study of a language must take a placement test or complete a placement interview in order to determine their first course in a language sequence. Students should wait until they receive their Placement Test scores to enroll in the correct level. They should not request overrides before they take the test.

Students who have had less than 2 years of high school study, or for whom it has been 3 years or more since their last language course may sit for a placement test or may begin at 10100. NOTE: If students opt to enroll in 10100, they should indicate in the comments of their registration override request one of the following: "3 years or more since language" or "less than two years of language."

Students may only sit for a placement exam once in any language.

Who should NOT take the placement test?

Students with no previous study of a language should not sit for a placement exam and should contact their advisor for permission to enroll in 10100. On their registration override request, students must indicate in the comments: "No previous knowledge of the language." NOTE: if instructors detect that students are not true beginners, and 101 is not their appropriate level, they will remove students from the course and place them in the appropriate level, if room is available.

Students with advanced credit (transfer, dual credit, AP)

Students who are enrolled in or have completed a course in a language at Purdue may not sit for a placement exam.

Results and Registration

After successful completion of the placement test, prerequisites will be loaded to your academic record, and you should be able to enroll in your placement course ca. 15 minutes following your exam.

Students who place into Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, or Russian Level I (10100) should contact their advisor for a "departmental permission override" request in order to be able to register. In the comments of their override request, they should state "Took placement test and placed into level 1."

Cost

There is a $35 rate for placement in each language for Purdue students.

Charges appear on account through the Bursar's Office sometime after testing

Students who are Pell Grant eligible will receive a waiver and will not be charged.

Purdue graduate students, faculty, and staff are exempt.

Testing, Placement, and Credit

No advance registration is necessary

Placement results provided at the conclusion of the test

Test scores are loaded to students' academic records within one hour following testing providing prerequisites

Earn departmental credit for courses skipped in the 10100, 10200, 20100, and 20200 sequence by completing your placement course with a C- or higher or a P on the WL campus.

Departmental Credit Policy

Requirements for Taking the Test

A computer, Mac or PC, with a webcam

Fast and reliable internet connection

Valid photo ID like Purdue ID, driver's license, or passport

A quiet space where you can be alone

Willingness to allow the testing system to videotape you as you take the test (The video will be erased as soon as it is reviewed.)

If you meet these requirements, click the button below to download the test instructions.

American Sign Language

Testing is by appointment: Contact Robin Shay shayra@purdue.edu

The test will be conducted in ASL and includes a demonstration of basic signs and conversation.

Results will determine placement in ASL 101 or 102 (placement in ASL 201 and 202 is not an option).

Arabic Language

Advanced Credit

Course Information

Important Information For Native and Heritage Speakers

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Language Placement Testing - College of Liberal Arts - Purdue University

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The School of Languages and Cultures provides fully-online language placement testing in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. It’s available on a continuous basis 24/7/365. No advance registration is necessary. For testing in Arabic and American Sign Langu…

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Here is a link to a separate Padlet which is solely dedicated to the resources available to students on campus.

These resources range from academics to physical health to mental health.

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Undergraduate Certificates - Purdue University - Modern Campus Catalog™

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The Purdue course catalog bulletin lets you search for every class and course for every major offered at the West Lafayette/Indianapolis campus.

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Contact Us

If you have specific questions that are not answered on this website, visit our contact page to learn who to contact.

If you have any questions about our new scheduling system, RegisterBlast, we ask that you please schedule an appointment to speak with one of our staff as we are currently unable to manage walk-in consultations. Please visit our Appointment Bookings link to schedule your 30 minute consultation. This can be done in-person, virutally, or over the phone.

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If you have specific questions that are not answered on this website, visit our contact page to learn who to contact. If you have any questions about our new scheduling system, RegisterBlast, we ask that you please schedule an appointment to speak with one of our staff as we are currently unable to manage walk-in consultations.

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Civics Literacy Requirement Information

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Welcome to the Civics Literacy homepage

In June 2021, the Purdue University Board of Trustees adopted a civics literacy graduation requirement for undergraduates, including all transfer students. This requirement applies to all undergraduate students - on the West Lafayette campus - who enter Purdue in the fall of 2021 or any subsequent semester. The requirement for Purdue's regional campuses took effect in the fall of 2022.

The Civics Literacy activities were created to enhance the educational experience of Purdue students and graduate a more informed citizenry.

The activities and required test to establish Civics Literacy proficiency will build and increase your civics knowledge.

The Civics Literacy activities will:

Increase your understanding of important contemporary political issues.

Identify opportunities to grow your engagement in American politics.

Expand your awareness of and options for civic participation.

Facts you need to know about Civics Literacy:

The civics literacy program is a graduation requirement for all undergraduate students beginning with the fall of 2021. Once the activities are completed, a notation of Civics Literacy Proficiency will be placed on a student's transcript.

The program will be available and optional for all other students (those who began in 2020 or earlier) and will lead to a notation of Civics Literacy Proficiency on a student's transcript.

Civics Literacy activities are accessed via Brightspace. Students for whom Civics Literacy is a graduation requirement will have automatic accessibility to Brightspace where the activities are housed. Students who complete the activities voluntarily will register through MyPurdue.

Purdue Civics Knowledge Test resources for students:

To obtain the Civics Literacy Proficiency, students will complete an educational activity as part of their chosen Civics Literacy Pathway and pass the Purdue Civics knowledge test. The knowledge test can be completed at any time while the pathway is being perused. There are three different pathways:

Civics Event pathway - Attend six approved civics-related events and pass the required exam; or

Civics Literacy Podcast pathway - Complete 12 podcasts created by the Purdue Center for C-SPAN Scholarship & Engagement that use C-SPAN material and pass the required exam; or

Approved course pathway - Complete one of the following approved courses and pass the required exam.

More details about each pathway and how to complete the requirement can be found on the Civics Literacy Student Dashboard in myPurdue.

The campus community is encouraged to submit their events with a focus on civics to the Civics Literacy page. Student organizations can submit their events through Boiler Link . All others (colleges, depts.) can submit their events here. To be listed as a Civics Literacy event, the event must be designed to address one or more of these:

Increase understanding of important contemporary political issues.

Grow student engagement in American politics.

Expand awareness of processes and options for civic participation.

Increase civics knowledge.

Questions may be directed to CivicsLiteracy@purdue.edu

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Residential Life in University Residences provides means for students to learn about themselves and acquire necessary life skills through involvement in a residential community. The goal of Residential Life staff is to help students enjoy success at Purdue by providing opportunities to establish connections, learn about self and surrounding communities, act as a support and resource to others and aid in the common goal of students' academic success. Whether it's within their room, the floor, or the entire building community, residents will learn life skills not found in the classroom.

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Residential Life in University Residences provides means for students to learn about themselves and acquire necessary life skills through involvement in a residential community. The goal of Residential Life staff is to help students enjoy success at Purdue by providing opportunities to establish connections, learn about self and surrounding communities, act as a support and resource to others and aid in the common goal of students' academic success.

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Join the FYE Honors 2025-26 Discord Server!

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Check out the FYE Honors 2025-26 community on Discord - hang out with 9 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.

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AP/IB Credit: credit will be applied in July. This may affect your schedule. Please talk to your advisor before making any changes.

Dual Credit: Make sure to have your school send your transcripts to admissions@purdue.edu ASAP.

**ALL ANTICIPATED CREDIT MUST POST TO YOUR PURDUE TRANSCRIPT IN ORDER TO BE PLACED INTO HIGHER LEVEL COURSES. If you are placed into a lower-level class due to a lack of anticipated credit, you can use the scheduling assistant to find a seat in the class you want, once anticipated credit posts.

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A-Level Credit - Undergraduate Admissions - Purdue University

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This page provides information about A-Level credit Purdue accepts and the scores necessary to earn credit.

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This page provides information about IB credit Purdue accepts and the scores necessary to earn credit.

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This page provides information about AP credit Purdue accepts and the scores necessary to earn credit.

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Whether you have lots of questions or are wondering where to start, we are here to help! Visit during walk-in hours for general questions or request an appointment to discuss specific programs with a specialist.

If you are planning ahead, need help getting started, or just want advice from students like you...
Visit us in Young Hall, Room 105 any time during the walk-in hours below:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: 8 a.m.-12 p.m., 1-5 p.m.

Thursday: 8 a.m.-12 p.m., 3-5 p.m.

Our peer advisors will be happy to assist you - no appointment necessary!

Remote general advising is also available. For more information, please email us at studyabroad@purdue.edu or call us at (765) 494-2383.
If you have specific questions about a particular study abroad program or location...
Complete this short survey to request a meeting with the study abroad advisor who specializes in that area. We will follow up with instructions for scheduling an appointment online through BoilerConnect.
Survey submissions are routed to study abroad staff who will match you with an advisor based on your needs and interests. Please allow ample time for us to process your appointment request, or in case of an urgent question, email studyabroad@purdue.edu. Students already working with a study abroad advisor or program leader should contact them directly to make an appointment.

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Whether you have lots of questions or are wondering where to start, we are here to help! Visit during walk-in hours for general questions or request an appointment to discuss specific programs with a specialist. If you are planning ahead, need help getting started, or just want advice from students like you...

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The primary goal of the IT Customer Service Center is to serve as the first point of contact for students, faculty, staff and others seeking assistance with IT Services. The staff at the Customer Service Center will work to resolve your issue upon first contact. In the event we are unable to resolve your issue, we will escalate and/or redirect you to the appropriate support service. The mission of the Purdue IT Customer Service Center is to provide the Purdue community with quality solutions to issues involving IT resources through teamwork and collaboration with our campus IT partners.

Get regular updates on Purdue IT news and deals on hardware and software by following @PurdueIT on Facebook and Twitter and on Instagram @Purdue_IT.

Contact or Visit Us

By Phone: 765-494-4000 (44000 when dialing from a campus phone)

By Email: itap@purdue.edu

Self-help Knowledge Base: http://www.purdue.edu/goldanswers

Walk-in help and BoilerKey tokens are available at the IT Labs Help Desk on the first and second floor of the Wilmeth Active Learning Center (WALC) and on the main floor of the Hicks Undergraduate Library (HIKS). Walk-in help hours will be the following:

Hicks Undergraduate Library (HIKS)

Monday - Thursday: 8:00am to 11:00pm

Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm

Saturday: 1:00-5:00pm

Sunday: 1:00 to 11:00pm

Wilmeth Active Learning Center (WALC):

Monday - Friday: 8:00am to 11:00pm

Saturday: 9:00am to 5:00pm

Sunday: 11:00am to 11:00pm

For current ITaP computer lab hours and holiday/break information, please visit: IT Instructional Labs

For updated Purdue Libraries hours, please see: https://www.lib.purdue.edu/hoursList

Hours of Operation

The IT Customer Service Center is available by phone and by email 24 hours a day, 7 days a week*.
*The CSC is closed during University holidays.

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Office of Professional Practice - Purdue University

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Professional Practice Programs

Work-integrated learning experiences give our students an advantage in career readiness with course work and hands-on learning/training during their time at Purdue.

The Office of Professional Practice (OPP) offers various programs to engage in the following:

Professional Development

Courses like ENGR 103: Intro to Professional Practice, various workshops and trainings throughout the academic year including resume review, cover letter building, interviewing, etc. and collaboration with campus partners such as the Center for Career Opportunities (CCO).

Technical Development

Milestones technical courses offered to provide students a hands-on learning experience in topics such as Programming with Arduino, CAD/3D Printing, Designing a Smartwatch & more.

Professional Experience

Participation in career fairs to earn co-op positions with over 400+ employers for alternating semesters of being in the classroom and gaining full-time work experience, along with Internship and research formats in programs like Interns for Indiana.

Global Experience

GEARE, the Global Engineering Alliance for Research and education offers students an international work experience. There are 550+ alumni working across the globe.

Global Professional Skills

Participation in Global Design Projects where they are tasked to work on a solution to specific Engineering issues with students from universities around the world. Students can also participate in academic coursework that includes the Intercultural Development Inventory, a global competency assessment. Students will learn that self-reflection, knowing more about others and building strategies for bridging cultural gaps will aid to success in the workplace.

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Office of Professional Practice - Purdue University

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The largest engineering college ever in the top 5, Purdue Engineering anchors Purdue University as the Cradle of Astronauts, from College alumni Neil Armstrong to the first female commercial astronaut. Other trailblazers include Amelia Earhart, 7 National Medal of Technology and Innovation recipients, and 9 National Academy of Inventors Fellows.

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Academics Admissions Current Students Athletics About Careers Prospective Students Research and Partnerships Entrepreneurship and Commercialization Office of Engagement

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School of Engineering Education - Purdue University

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The first year of all Engineering programs at Purdue is common, and incoming students are admitted to First-Year Engineering (FYE) rather than to one of the 17 Engineering degree programs. Once a student has completed the FYE Requirements, he or she is eligible to transition to a degree program through the "Transition to Major," or T2M, process. Admission to Engineering degree programs may be competitive, especially for programs that are at or above enrollment capacity. Competitive admission is based on GPA, Engineering Admissions Index (EAI), and other factors. Please refer to the Enrollment Management Policy for more details.

Process

Every semester, the FYE advising office audits all student records to determine which students are on-track to finish FYE requirements at the end of the semester. These students are invited to fill out an online T2M form where they select their first and second choice of Engineering degree program. At this point, most students will receive registration advising from his or her first-choice program, even though the student has not yet been formally admitted to the program. Students with a cumulative GPA of 2.8 or below, and who request majors with capacity limitations (currently AAE, BME, MDE, and ME), will be advised by FYE Advisors. As soon as grades post at the end of the semester, the final audit and T2M process begins. Students are automatically placed into their first or second choice program and are notified of their placement.

Over the past five years 93% to 95% of students who have met minimum requirements for transition-to-major have received their first choice. For those few majors where capacity outweighs demand the professional schools have the option of accepting or declining a student based on a variety of factors, which may include GPA, EAI, performance in select classes (eg. MA and PHYS), diversity factors, credit load, grade trends, performance in any advanced courses completed, and course repeat history. For minimum requirements, please review the current Enrollment Management Policy for transitioning into your first choice major.

Students who are not admitted to their first choice Engineering degree program have the option to remain in FYE, typically to retake courses in an attempt to improve grades, provided they are not currently in their fourth semester of FYE.

The T2M process happens three times a year-at the end of the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters (December, May, and August).

Program-specific preferences

Some of the Engineering degree programs have recommendations for the specific FYE Selective course. Students are encouraged to talk to an FYE Advisor for more information.

Biological Engineering (in ABE) and BME prefer CHM 11600 as the FYE Selective.

Agricultural Engineering (in ABE), CHE, CE, EEE, and MSE prefer CHM 11600 as the FYE Selective (and some of them require the course for graduation).

AAE, ECE, IE and NE prefer CS 15900 as the FYE Selective (and some of them require the course for graduation).

CEM, IDES/MDE, and ME accept any valid FYE Selective course (though some require a particular course for graduation).

Because the ABE programs must also meet College of Agriculture General Education requirements, students who intend to enter ABE are strongly encouraged to take COM 11400 and ENGL 10600 as their Oral Communication and Written Communication Foundational Outcome courses while in FYE. Students who take other courses may still enter ABE, but they may be required to take these courses for graduation while in ABE.

Last Updated August 1, 2021

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The largest engineering college ever in the top 5, Purdue Engineering anchors Purdue University as the Cradle of Astronauts, from College alumni Neil Armstrong to the first female commercial astronaut. Other trailblazers include Amelia Earhart, 7 National Medal of Technology and Innovation recipients, and 9 National Academy of Inventors Fellows.

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Selecting a professional engineering school is a critical step in the career development of every FYE student. Students will make this selection with careful and thoughtful career exploration. This policy is intended to facilitate this selection and to provide every student who completes the FYE requirements with a home in a Professional School or Program in the College of Engineering. This enrollment management policy is in effect since Spring 2018:

Category

Admission into Professional School or Major

1) Admission Requirement - Eligible students must be directly admitted into FYE, PABE, or Exploratory Studies at PWL as first-time, full-time students in the Fall semester and must enroll in ENGR 13100, ENGR 13300, or ENGR 16100 in the first semester on campus.

2) Course Load Requirement - Eligible students must take 2 consecutive semesters as fulltime students (defined as at least 12 credits), and must complete a total of at least 20 credits of graded Purdue-West Lafayette coursework from the College of Engineering, the College of Science, or CGT 16300 or 16400.

3) Completion Requirement - Eligible students must complete the FYE Program in May (after two consecutive semesters), with no repeated courses in the FYE Curriculum. Taking a course at PWL for which the student already has AP (or other exam) credit is acceptable and will not exclude the student from the guarantee.

4) Grade Requirement - Eligible students must earn at least a 3.20 EAI and a 3.20 Cumulative GPA

Competitive First
Choice Acceptance
(available May,
December, and August)

All FYE students who successfully complete FYE requirements are guaranteed entrance into their professional degree program of choice as long as space is available.
If demand exceeds capacity, students will be individually and holistically reviewed and admitted up to the capacity of the professional School/Major. Factors that may be used for evaluation may include GPA, EAI, performance in select classes (like MA and PHYS), diversity factors, credit load, grade trends, performance in any advanced courses completed, and course repeat history.

* Students who meet the following requirements will be guaranteed admission into the Engineering professional degree program of their choice regardless of space availability.

Policy approved on 11/09/2016

Updated 03/05/2021

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Enrollment Management Policy for FYE Students

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Early Start allows students to get ahead in their coursework, get to know campus early, be supported by a peer mentor, and participate in small classes.

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We are excited for you to experience Boiler Gold Rush this August. Purdue University plans to deliver Boiler Gold Rush (BGR) this Fall as it has for nearly 30 years.

Before you arrive, you will want to read through the items below. If you have any questions, please reach out to us using the contact information on our Home page, or by calling 765-494-9328.

Official Dates
Boiler Gold Rush will be taking place from Aug. 15-19, 2023.
Students will have the opportunity to move-in for BGR from Aug. 13-15. This year, students will be assigned a move-in timeslot, which will be released with student housing assignment notifications. More information about move-in can be found on the Housing website.

If you have any questions about University Residences or the move-in process, please send an email to housing@purdue.edu or visit housing.purdue.edu.

Registering for BGR

Registration for BGR and BGRi will open on March 1, and new students may register via the myPurdue portal.

Your student account will be billed for the BGR program fee of $320. You are not expected to pay the fee at the time of registration. Payment is recommended by July 31. Payment is due alongside Tuition and Fees at the start of the semester. Once you have registered you will receive a registration confirmation email.

Only students who have accepted their offer of admission to Purdue and online students that have been directly invited to participate in BGR this year will be able to register for BGR and BGRi. The deadline for registering for BGR and BGRi is typically July 31, though exceptions may be made for students who are admitted to the university after this date.

BGR Fee Waivers

A limited number of need-based waivers are available to cover all or half of the $320 fee. New students can find the link to the BGR Fee Waiver Application, and details on how to apply, on the New Student Task List in their MyPurdue portal.

Students applying for a fee waiver must register for BGR first for their application to be fully considered. The BGR Fee Waiver Application will typically close on July 31. All BGR Fee waivers will show on your student account the beginning of August when Fall assessment for tuition and fees occurs.

Refunds

If you request a refund before the cutoff date, you are eligible to receive your full refund. The refund schedule is as follows:

Through July 31: Full refund of $320

Aug. 1 and later: No refund

You must cancel your BGR registration to generate the refund or fee remission (in accordance with these dates). If you do not pay the registration fee at the time of registration and then cancel your BGR registration after the full refund date, you will still be responsible for the registration fee.

Students With Disabilities

Purdue University is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive campus community and offers numerous resources to students and visitors who may need additional assistance while attending, visiting and/or working for the University. We encourage students with disabilities to contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC) as soon as possible so that we may develop plans with you to provide you the best access. Please contact the DRC before BGR begins at 765-494-1247 or email drc@purdue.edu and identify that you are participating in Boiler Gold Rush. If during your BGR experience you discover an unforeseen barrier to your participation, please alert your BGR Team Leader. We take accessibility seriously and welcome your input.

Food Allergies at BGR

Campus Dining Courts take food allergies and dietary needs into consideration. Students are encouraged to contact a trained dining administrator with questions at allergicboiler@purdue.edu. Individuals can also refer to the NetNutrition website to identify allergens in dining court foods. If you have any dietary concerns prior to BGR you can contact Dining and Catering's Dietician at mwinkele@purdue.edu.

Lodging at Purdue

There are several options for students and families who decide to stay overnight. For information about on-campus accommodations, please contact Purdue's Union Club Hotel to check room availability during on-campus orientation events. As a reminder, Purdue is on the Eastern Time Zone.

Local Hotel Listings Greater Lafayette Visitor's Bureau

Transportation to Purdue

Air Travel: The nearest commercial airports are Indianapolis International (65 miles), Chicago O'Hare (140 miles) and Chicago Midway (130 miles). The Purdue Airport accommodates privately owned planes.

Airport Shuttles: Shuttle service is provided to and from Indianapolis by Lafayette Limo and Reindeer Shuttle. Shuttle service to and from Chicago O'Hare is also provided by Lafayette Limo and Reindeer Shuttle.

Other Commercial Travel: Amtrak and Greyhound also serve the area, stopping at a station in Lafayette. From there, visitors can ride Greater Lafayette's CityBus system to Purdue (about 1.5 miles).

Social Media

To keep updated with all that Purdue Orientation has to offer, be sure to check us out on Instagram (@allaboardpurdue).

Follow us as we feature up-to-the-moment information, programmatic updates and answers to your questions!

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Preparing for Boiler Gold Rush 2022, a guide to move in dates, accessibility, and more.

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This article is intended for incoming students into the College of Engineering and Purdue Polytechnic Institute. Other Colleges, groups or units at Purdue may have different recommendations and suggestions.

Note 1: Please also see this document ( http://eng.purdue.edu/jump/2f4d30e) for examples of low-. mid- and high-end computers that you can consider, depending on your major. For example, several CGT, AAE and ME majors might want to look at mid- to high-end machines.

Note 2: We have recently downgraded MacOS to "not recommended for use" due to high levels of technical expertise needed to run Windows software. If you choose a MacOS laptop, be aware of the cost considerations, and you MUST be familiar with virtual machines or dual-booting. Especially if you will program boards that don't have excellent driver support. You must know your MacOS laptop as if you were running any flavor of Linux on it - that is, not as a standard user. "If you use MacOS, and know what a plist or kext are and are comfortable with working with them, you should be OK" - At the very least, purchase a license for Parallels - If you've already registered for classes, check here for a discounted version. If not, it costs $79, and is available at: https://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/buypd1/?full

Note: Industrial Engineering and TLI students: We definitely do NOT recommend MacOS for you.

Other than the caveat above, basically any modern desktop or laptop computer costing over $400 is appropriate. Tablets or Google Chromebooks (e.g., iPad/iOS, Galaxy/Android or ChromeOS) may be useful for some applications such as note-taking, but software for technical applications is largely not yet available.

Whichever maker you prefer, spend a few minutes looking at their Refurb or Outlet stock. Especially if the warranty matches their New stock.

The overarching well-intentioned advice we can give anyone is to make sure that the data is backed up CONSISTENTLY using Purdue's Box.com; any of the cheap third party zero knowledge service; or an external hard drive (or both).*

Frequently asked questions include whether we have strong recommendations on the Make/model, whether you can do what you need to with Apple laptops, whether we suggest desktops or laptops...

The most common answer you'll receive is "It depends".

For instance, almost any make or model that has the minimums listed above would work. If you spend a small amount of money (say <$400), it may not be worth it to get an extended warranty- rather, treat it as disposable. If you're spending a lot of money, you may want to consider an accidental damage warranty coverage. Another thing to consider is whether you wish mail-in service (that can take a week or two depending on the manufacturer); or whether you wish next-business day on-site service. Not all makers provide the latter, so it's well worth your time to figure this out.

If you are a note taker that writes (as opposed to types), your options need to include a stylus and the app Nebo. Nebo is available for 2-in-1s like the Dell XPSes, or Microsoft Surface devices (anything with an active stylus), or iPad with a Pencil.

Consider software that you might want to use for your classes -- sometimes, the software has student versions that you can use -- other times, even student copies of certain titles are prohibitively expensive, and we suggest you use the provided computer labs for those purposes.

If you have specific questions, feel free to drop us a note and ask: www.purdue.edu/ecn/contactus

*: For a thorough comparison of backup companies and software, please visit: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_online_backup_services Some examples of software companies that we've heard people have had decent experiences with include: Backblaze, mozy, spideroak, carbonite.

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View a recorded version of the Information Session for Goss Scholars Virtual Student Transition Advising and Registration. This recording was made in 2021, but much of the information is the same for 2022.

We have also created a handbook resource for you to use as you watch the information session.

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There are more than 1000 registered student organizations and clubs at Purdue, all created and led by students! Can't find what you're looking for... create your own organization.

Here are a few ways to get started.

Join a student organization or club. Explore our recognized student organizations and clubs in BoilerLink. This site serves as the information hub to new students looking to join an organization while allowing our student organizations to manage their club roster, registration, event planning, and more.

Go to the B-Involved Fair on the Saturday prior to fall classes begining and explore some of the organizations and clubs at Purdue.

Meet with a member of our Involvement Team. Schedule a time to meet with our staff via BoilerConnect to discuss any of your involvement questions.

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All beginning engineering students enroll in the First-Year Engineering Program (FYE) and complete a common first year curriculum before transitioning to their engineering major.

The First-Year Engineering requirements are applicable for all beginning engineering students who first entered Purdue in the Fall 2016 term or later.

These requirements were approved by the Engineering Curriculum Committee, on behalf of the faculty of the College of Engineering, on April 22, 2014 (EFD 35-14), with amendments in EFD 70-16 and EFD 09-17. Course descriptions of required courses are also available.

To complete First-Year Engineering and be eligible for consideration for entry into an Engineering degree program, Engineering Honors students must complete the following:

ENGR 16100 and ENGR 16200 OR ENGR 13300, ENGR 17911 and ENGR 17912

MA 16100 or MA 16500

MA 16200 or MA 16600

PHYS 17200 (satisfied with ENGR 16100 and ENGR 16200 track)

One science selective course (typically either CHM 11600 or CS 15900)

One course that meets the Written Communication Foundational Outcome (typically ENGL 10600, ENGL 10800, or HONR 19903)

One course that meets the Oral Communication Foundational Outcome (typically COM 11400)

Minimum Grades: Earned grades must be C- or better for any course used to meet the requirements above, if the grade posts to the Purdue transcript.

Grade Average: To complete FYE, the student's cumulative GPA must be of 2.00 or greater, and an Engineering Admissions Index (EAI) must be 2.00 or greater. Calculation of the EAI is equivalent to the calculation of GPA for courses used to meet all FYE requirements 1-8 above. If a student meets a requirement in more than one way, only one will be used to calculate the EAI. The FYE Curriculum Committee will be responsible for keeping an updated, clear, and universal set of rules for determining which course is used in EAI for these situations. These rules are available to students in the Engineering Honors Advising office.

Total Number of Credits: Students must earn a total of at least 30 credits.

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Transfer Credit Course Equivalency Guide

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Transfer Credit Course Equivalency Guide

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This tool may be used by prospective or current students and their advisors or counselors. The top part allows you to enter your transfer courses to see the equivalency at Purdue West Lafayette.
The bottom part allows you to look at possible transfer courses by the Purdue course.

You are encouraged to use a Purdue West Lafayette degree plan as a companion tool. They are found in the university catalog.

This tool is a real-time, exact replica of our internal credit evaluation system.

Students at the regional campuses, Purdue Northwest and Purdue Fort Wayne, cannot use this tool. Your credit is Purdue-system credit and automatically becomes part of the Purdue record, so there is nothing to transfer.
(Note: There is no need to send a transcript either if transferring from a regional campus.)

Details about transfer credit may be found Credit Evaluation - Office of the Registrar - Purdue University.

Please note course equivalencies are subject to review and may change at any time. Plan on reviewing your courses each semester.

If you are an applicant or current student and you don't find the course or institution in the list, you may request an evaluation from transfercredit@purdue.edu.

Important Note: Articulations older than 10 years have been removed from this resource. In some cases, they may be reinstated. Others will require a syllabus for review by the department. These courses will be updated as transcripts are presented for review.

Tool Tips

For courses in US Territories, use US in the Location field.

Some fields have an "ALL" option at the top. Use this if you wish a more comprehensive list.

Unlike typical drop-downs, this tool is filtering behind the scenes to narrow your choices for the next selection. If you make a change to an early field, you will have to re-enter the data in the subsequent fields.

At the end of each row is a Row button to clear all choices within the row.

After each selection, the C button allows you to copy down all selections made prior to and including that field.

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College of Engineering (Undergraduate) - Purdue University - Modern Campus Catalog™

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The largest engineering college ever in the top 5, Purdue Engineering anchors Purdue University as the Cradle of Astronauts, from College alumni Neil Armstrong to the first female commercial astronaut. Other trailblazers include Amelia Earhart, 7 National Medal of Technology and Innovation recipients, and 9 National Academy of Inventors Fellows.