This person cares more about Safety than the average student.
Intelligence: Bright
ACT: 24
SAT:
Lowest Rating Individual Value F
Describes the student body mostly as: Arrogant, Snooty, Closeminded
Describes the faculty mostly as: Friendly, Helpful
Highest Rating Educational Quality A+
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality
A+
Faculty Accessibility
A
Useful Schoolwork
A
Excess Competition
A+
Academic Success
A+
Creativity/Innovation
A-
Individual Value
F
University Resource Use
F
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty
F
Friendliness
F
Campus Maintenance
F
Social Life
F
Surrounding City
F
Extra Curriculars
F
Safety
F
Purdue
is a great school. It is mistaken for an Ivy
league school anywhere in the US. The faculty is helpful
and the classes are challenging. The social life can
be harsh. I recommend that you get involved as
soon as you arrive. (especially if you are coming from
out of state: the south or west coast) Fall semester
is your only chance to find a click...so make sure
you find one quickly. If you don't find one you
can kiss your social life good bye. The greek
life is like a HS within the university. The
gossip, social rejection, drama, EVERYONE knows about everything that everyone
in the greek community is doing or has done. If
you are a guy...just don't get “blackballed” or else you
will literally spend all of your time researcing where you
are going to transfer next semester. I know the education
is great but whats an education when you have not
learned anything socially or established ANY future connections? I have
never had a problem getting along with people and I
am a very social person...I like going out and drinking
on occasion...it's saturday night and I am sitting in my
room! Trust my advice...Do not transfer here from out of
state.
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