Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne Top Questions

I haven't made many friends since I've only been here a few weeks, but the few I know are friendly, fun to be around, intelligent, and willing to help one another.

The students at IPFW look and seem very bright. They talk very highly of IPFW and make me very excited to attend the college. When I would ask them questions about the campus and house they always had something good to say about both, and never anything bad. The worst thing about IPFW is the cost, but what great college are you going to find that isn't costly?

Students are closed off because no one has time to socalize between classes and their work schedule.

My classmates come to class ready to learn and get all they can out of the education that IPFW offers.

My classmates are very diverse in age, race, ethnicity, and background.

My classmates are of no match to me when it comes to academic and athletic success.

My classmates are extremely determined and most of the time helpful.

my classmates are wondurful, respectful, honest people that care for each others.

I would have to stay most of my classmates are white. They are attentive and on time ready to learn.

Most of my classes have been with young adults, some teenagers, at least one adult over 30 years old.

My classmates are predominately white students coming from a very rural and conservative area.

My classmates were still connected with the inner child as well as the grown up in them.

The students at IPFW are hardworking, focused individuals that are working and trying to improve their life by continueing their education.

For the most part my fellow student are smart, young, goal orriented individuals that in my experience never fail to take time to help one another with school course work.

Mostly all work and go to school and like to have fun.

Very friendly and some of my best friends today

My classmates really have become some of my best friends. A majority of these friends are "brothers" in the co-ed, professional fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi. My brothers/classmates, have really helped shape who I am today. They are willing to help out a friend in any situation, acting completely selflessly. They are also devoted to the community. Most of my friends serve the community, and help the school. Giving back to those who help you and helping people in need is what life, and an education, is all about.

working adults and young adults most of whom commute to school around work schedules.

There is an amazing sense of teamwork, friendship, and support amongst my classmates.

Nice, fun and not so involved in the classroom dissucssions.