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Why I Chose Purdue Engineering in Indianapolis

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When I first learned about Purdue Engineering in Indianapolis, I was both excited and a bit nervous. This new location presents a new opportunity for students, and choosing the right one is a big decision. However, after spending a semester here, I can say that Purdue Indy is the right fit for me as it aligns with my personal and academic goals. I hope that by sharing what Purdue Indy has to offer, I can help make your decision easier. As an international student from Singapore, I knew that I was going to have to adjust to life in the United States. Coming from a city-state, I knew I wanted a place that felt urban, which is why Indianapolis stood out to me. Located in the heart of the city, downtown is just within walking distance. Iconic city attractions like the Canal Walk and Monument Circle make this campus feel special. If you prefer an urban setting, Purdue Indy provides just that. Another reason I chose Purdue Indy was the academic and career opportunities. Gaining research expe...

Letter to My High School Self

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In high school and college there is so much going on, and it can be a busy and stressful experience at times. As college students who have been through similar experiences, here are some things we wish we could tell our high school selves to help them through the stressful times and make the most of their academic careers. "If I could go back in time and change anything about my high school and early college experience, I would join more clubs and get more involved in student activities. I was very focused on academics in high school and spent sparse time participating in events at my school. Although it is important to spend time focusing on academics, especially in college, it is just as important to make time for clubs, sports and other activities that serve as a creative and social outlet. When I started joining new clubs in college, it completely changed my experience for the better. I met so many new people and found new activities to enjoy." Madison Meunier ChE ‘27    ...