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- Likes:
- Academic rigour, frozen tuition, extracurriculars, large campus in a quiet town, friendly people, excellent professors, plenty of mentorship and leadership opportunities
- Dislikes:
- University dining, lack of proper university housing, lack of funds for certain programs due to frozen tuition.
Course Curriculum:
World-class, multiple sources have put Purdue's academic rigor on par with MIT and Caltech.
Fees:
$45000/year
Course Curriculum:
Course syllabus/catalog is updated every school year. Research opportunities or other extra learning opportunities are offered regularly, whether that be seminars or new classes offered. Curriculum is updated to match current technology, such as how my Intro to AI class has been adjusted since ChatGPT has been introduced.
Fees:
About $20000 per semester including meals and housing
Course Curriculum:
I think the course is very relevant and it is thoroughly revised in order to meet industry standards. The University hosts a lot of mixers, career fairs, research fairs, Company Days, etc. so that you have exposure to the best possible resources.
Fees:
Around 32000 Dollars for international students
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum at Purdue is extremely rigorous. This is especially true for math and computer science courses. Many people I know have retaken at least one class throughout their time at Purdue.
Fees:
I paid for both tuition, housing, and a meal plan at Purdue. Not including external expenses, this comes to about $22000 a year.
Course Curriculum:
My opinion on the course curriculum is that it is complicated to a point where you are challenged but also at the level where it can be understood and the students can succeed in their coursework. You don't want it to be too easy or too hard, and I think Purdue has found their happy medium.
Fees:
The fees are pretty straightforward for each college and the university as a whole. I think they do a good job of estimating personal expenses and keeping the tuition low enough to not be absurd.
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