Full List of Resources
Disability Resource Center
Purdue University is committed to an inclusive and welcoming experience for all students. To that end, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) is the office designated by Purdue to provide services, resources, and programs to facilitate equal access for disabled students, resulting in their full participation in curricular and co-curricular offerings.
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The goal of Purdue Orientation is to introduce and connect all new undergraduate students to Purdue University through student and staff led academic and social programming, both on campus and virtual, in order to prepare them for their Purdue experience.
Visit WebsiteVeteran & Military Success Center (West Lafayette)
Empowering Military, Veteran, and Military-Connected Students at Purdue University
Visit WebsiteOffice for Veteran and Military Personnel (IU)
he Office for Veterans & Military Personnel strives to foster a smooth transition for IU Indianapolis military-connected students by providing the resources necessary for personal well-being, academic success, and career preparation.
Visit WebsitePurdue Libraries in Indianapolis
Purdue faculty, staff, and students will have the same access to Libraries collections, services, and resources that are available to those at the West Lafayette campus.
Visit WebsitePurdue OWL
We are a globally renowned resource that provides assistance with English to students, teachers, professionals, and organizations across the world. Our goal is to assist clients in their development as writers - no matter their skill level.
Visit WebsiteCenter For Career Opportunities
The Center for Career Opportunities informs and empowers students and graduates using transformative career services through career coaching, embracing differences, and connecting students with professional opportunities within Indiana, the United States and globally.
Visit WebsiteAcademic Success Center
The Academic Success Center (ASC) provides a variety of academic support services for undergraduate students at Purdue.
Visit WebsiteExperiential Education
At Purdue, experiential education is a planned pedagogy centering on an authentic experience to strengthen students’ knowledge, skills, and abilities, paired with student reflection. There are seven common ExEd activities at Purdue University. Click to learn about each one.
Visit WebsitePurdue Promise
Purdue Promise supports eligible 21st Century Scholars with financial aid and individualized coaching with professional staff to boost academic, social, leadership, and life skill development. They offer resources and support for scholars' transition to Purdue and college, 1:1 meetings with a Student Success Coach, a study abroad opportunity, and resources to prepare for life after graduation.
Visit WebsiteUniversity Undergraduate Academic Advising
University Undergraduate Academic Advising (UUAA) provides professional development and guidance for academic advising in all Purdue departments serving undergraduate students.
Visit WebsiteStudy Abroad
Studying abroad represents a serious investment of time and energy. You will be earning credits toward your Purdue degree, fulfilling personal objectives, and exploring a different culture while making new friends abroad.
Visit WebsiteUndergraduate Research
Discover first-hand how research contributes to the advancement of human knowledge. Experience a change of pace from formal classroom activities and gain skills applicable to both research and non-research careers.
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To ensure students remain supported, campus leaders from both universities have worked together to outline how Purdue University students in Indianapolis will be able to access academic support, campus life and health and well-being resources from both Indiana University Indianapolis and Purdue University in Indianapolis.
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Experiential Education
At Purdue, experiential education is a planned pedagogy centering on an authentic experience to strengthen students’ knowledge, skills, and abilities, paired with student reflection. There are seven common ExEd activities at Purdue University. Click to learn about each one.
Visit WebsiteDisability Resource Center
Purdue University is committed to an inclusive and welcoming experience for all students. To that end, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) is the office designated by Purdue to provide services, resources, and programs to facilitate equal access for disabled students, resulting in their full participation in curricular and co-curricular offerings.
Visit WebsiteOffice of Summer / Winter Sessions
Over half of Purdue undergraduate students who finish in four years or less take advantage of summer and winter coursework. Summer and winter can be a excellent time to complete coursework, internships, work experiences, studying abroad, and more.
Visit WebsiteCenter for Instructional Excellence
The Center for Instructional Excellence (CIE) advances and promotes transformative, evidence-based instruction for academic success at Purdue and beyond. Under the direction of the Office of the Provost, CIE works with faculty, graduate teaching assistants, and staff to support innovative teaching in all modalities and foster a campus culture of student-centered learning.
Visit WebsiteStudy Abroad
Studying abroad represents a serious investment of time and energy. You will be earning credits toward your Purdue degree, fulfilling personal objectives, and exploring a different culture while making new friends abroad.
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Office for Veteran and Military Personnel (IU)
The Office for Veterans & Military Personnel strives to foster a smooth transition for IU Indianapolis military-connected students by providing the resources necessary for personal well-being, academic success, and career preparation.
Visit WebsiteIU Indianapolis Testing Center
Do you need to take a test? You can use our center to take exams for specific courses, make-up exams, and course placement.
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