Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne

I am a previous dual-enrollment student with this university. The professors were extremely helpful in my peculiar online learning setting. While some enrolled students attended the classes in-person, the professors still provided me with many resources to aid my learning as well as opportunities to schedule appointments with them as they would with any other student. The resources, flexibility, academics, and investment in each individual student accelerated my career as a student to new accomplishments and future goals.

I was a commuter student, so I can't say much about dorm life or the cafeteria food. It's a school thats meant for commuters: being one of the only if not the only school in Indiana with free parking, and lots of it. It's affordable, and its in an affordable area, but its very small. There's a surprising amount of arts, and outside students are encouraged to join the plays and musicals the school puts on. A good place to start and gather up gen eds, but many people end up transferring a few years in.

Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne is an amazing school! The moment I stepped on campus I knew it was the one for me. This is my second year attending, and while the world's circumstances have made it a little difficult, the faculty has all been very active in helping students adjust. I changed majors during my first year, and the advising staff were very helpful; they were willing to talk to me and give me information about the majors they advised and help me find the one that fit best. The professors can be a mixed bag, but you get that at any school. Most are very involved and will do anything to help their students--whether that be with things within their class or outside of it! The students are fun, classes are interesting, and overall I don't regret choosing this school at all. I'd choose it over any other in a heartbeat!

Purdue Fort Wayne is a very unique school. When I came here at a freshman, the overall population or attendance of students at the school had been quite few. The professors which I had my freshman year were very good at teaching and professional. You could tell that they were experts in the fields that they were teaching in. The facilities are great! The library which they have is great! However the on-campus food is a bit of a problem mainly because it is so expensive. However that may be the case for every college. Overall I would rate the college a 3 out of 5 stars.

I think that Indiana University - Purdue University is great because they really encourage their students to learn, they provide every opportunity to assist when needed. Seeing students succeed is their highest priority. The campus itself is very nice, I love to study at the library. They have a local coffee shop on campus which is awesome I can support some place local plus have coffee so close!

It’s a very affordable, safe, and great campus to be at. There’s plenty of opportunities to get involved with activies and jobs. There’s always room for making new friends and finding the best study areas. It’s a really great campus and is enjoyable to be on for the duration of college days.

It is a great place that cares about its students. It is also a beautiful campus located central of Fort Wayne. All the professors are helpful and accessible when the student reaches out. There are also a ton of options for courses to be taken. The different clubs and organizations really care about their students too.

This year I started attending volleyball games with my boyfriends family and before that I had never considered attending PFW. I went on a visit a few weeks after the volleyball game and fell in love with the campus! Even though I will be commuting and not spending all of my time at PFW I completely recommend this to ALL students. There are groups and activities for all people! Student life at PFW is phenomenal. All incoming freshman/transfer students should check out PFW! You cannot beat this.

I think it is a pretty amazing campus which I would be proud to attend in the upcoming school year. The serenity of the campus is a plus. the housing system is like no other. You have the opportunity to have your own individual room in their apartment-style housing. If you enjoy cooking, there is a kitchen readily available for yourself and your flatmates. It is a well-rounded campus.

I like my school. It's not a huge college like Purdue's main campus, but there are some perks to it being small. I have been lucky and always had great professors. It can be small sometimes, a little cramped. I loved student housing when I lived there. It was recently redone and it very homey.

I enjoy going to IPFW, although it's now PFW and IUFW, but it's a really nice campus. Plenty of areas to study, lots of students do group work and help each other. Most professors are available and many try and help as much as they can. I have yet to have a professor I haven't liked and have enjoyed all of my classes, even organic chemistry and that is saying something.

It’s a local college, so it’s a lot less expensive, but it also has a beautiful campus, with plenty of places to go and explore outdoors. I skipped and entire day of (2) classes to walk around in the waking spring flora. The teachers are a very mixed bunch, with some approachable and lax, while others get your head in the acedemic game. Overall, 10/10!

I love going to school at IPFW. The campus is beautiful and welcoming. The professors are always willing to help. The professors i have had have always been available to me whenever I needed them whether it was through email or office hours. I would recommend IPFW to anyone!

When I went for a visit, they were extremely welcoming. They did a presentation and offered to answer any questions we had. During the tour, they showed all they had to offer, including housing, classes, and facilities. They also specialized the tour for the major I was interested in. The college was absolutely amazing!

It was a very well rounded school. There we're any opportunities to get into sports, arts, and clubs. The students are very helpful as well as the professors. The safety is a big priority and there are areas to request police presence should someone feel uncomfortable.