Thank you very much. This is very helpful.
The office for FYE had a series of zoom talks throughout the semester with current students. They were all recorded and you can watch them on their You Tube channel. I found them really informativeāitās always good to hear things from a studentās perspective.
We got off the waitlist how does Purdue compare with university of Wisconsin Madison for engineering. Got off waitlist there too
My vote would be for Purdue but Iām biased! Do you have any Purdue specific questions?
Thanks, my son is heavily leaning towards Purdue, I was little concerned about the size of the school it is pretty large school ~50000 students
It really doesnāt āliveā that big. Everything from dorm to major will make it feel smaller. And the engineering facilities and opportunities are amazing!
Both are excellent engineering schools. The choice should probably be based on cost, geographical preference, fit (hopefully able to visit both campuses), etc. , assuming there is no special situation like an Aero/Astro Engineering major.
Fwiw, both of my kids were admitted to both, both chose Purdue, and were/are quite happy with the choice.
Purdue reports 37,949 undergrads, Wisconsin-Madison 35,184. Total enrollment is 50,884 and 49,886. I suspect those differences will not be noticeable.
My son admitted to both choose Purdue too.
This may be one of the few times Purdue wins in the climate category. LOL
Anybody is waitlisted by Purdue Artificial Intelligence major? Trying to see if any movement for the list
Hi. My daughter got accepted in bachelorās CS major in Honour collegeā¦2023 fallā¦ Anyone from India joined for bachelor program this year
There are lots of students from India in CS. Your daughter will have a lot of friends.
My soon to be sophomore son is one of the videos lol. He joined a student foundation called PSEF and it was a game changer to him while he had been struggling as an oos student. Purdue is more than amazing. It wasnāt even his first choice but he fell in love when we went there for the Purdue for me.