STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Jennifer Biasi, ChE 2020

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Name: Jennifer Biasi

Major: Chemical Engineering

Graduation Date: 2020


What is your favorite part about engineering?

The school of Chemical Engineering. They are so supportive and I have really grown close to my peers in ChemE.

What is the best thing about Purdue and/or why?

The atmosphere! Everyone is filled with so much spirit and Purdue pride.

Tell us about a funny memory of your time at Purdue!

Being a team leader of BGR! It was great to be able to give back and help new students as they start college.

Why do you love Purdue?

Purdue has so many students but it still feels like home. Everyone is so welcoming and supportive, which I think differs from other schools.

What sorts of things are you involved in on campus?

I am a team leader for Boiler Gold Rush and I am in Delta Gamma, a sorority on campus.

Fun fact about yourself?

I have an identical twin.

What is your favorite class and why?

CHE 205. It is really hard but awesome to be taking a class that I know will be applicable after college

What's something you wish you had known when going through the college search process?

You will eventually find your home. Don't put too much pressure on yourself when deciding where you will go.

What is the best advice you received for college?

If you need help, don't be afraid to ask for it, whether that be from a professor, friend a counselor, etc.

What advice would you give to an incoming student?

Engineering can be hard but don't forget to have fun, make memories and spend time with friends while you are here!


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