Purdue University Northwest
United StatesOverview
Purdue University Northwest (PNW) is a student-centered campus of Purdue University located in Northwest Indiana. The institution emphasizes academic excellence combined with real-world, hands-on experience, with small classes and supportive professors as core strengths. PNW serves students across more than 70 areas of study and is known for balancing a small-school feel with state-of-the-art resources to prepare students for career success.
Programs & Offerings
Purdue University Northwest offers more than 70 undergraduate and graduate programs across diverse disciplines. Specifically mentioned on the homepage are Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Nursing (Professional Nursing), Psychology, Accounting, Elementary Education, and Broadcast Production. The university emphasizes project-based, hands-on learning across all programs. Students can explore both undergraduate and graduate options, with programs designed to build practical skills and professional connections needed for career advancement.
How to Join
Prospective students can begin the application process by requesting information or scheduling a visit through the PNW website. The homepage invites applicants to 'See How to Apply,' with dedicated admissions and financial aid resources available online. For current admission requirements, specific deadlines, and detailed application procedures, students should visit the official Purdue University Northwest admissions page or contact the university directly at (219) 989-2400 (Hammond) or (219) 785-5200 (Westville), or toll-free at (855) 608-4600.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
The homepage indicates a 'Paying for College' section but does not detail specific scholarship amounts, eligibility criteria, or types of financial aid available. Students should visit the official PNW financial aid page or contact the admissions office directly for comprehensive information on scholarships, grants, and other financial assistance options for both undergraduate and graduate programs.
Careers & Jobs
PNW hosts a Fall Career Expo annually, as mentioned on the homepage, connecting students and alumni with employers seeking full-time employees and interns across all industries and academic majors. The university emphasizes that its hands-on, project-based approach and small classes help students build professional connections and skills needed for career success. For more detailed career services, job placement rates, or alumni outcomes, students should check the official PNW career services resources.
Tuition fees, deadlines and exact admission requirements change often - always confirm current details on the university's official website before applying.