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Majors and Minors
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You have passions, interests, talents, and dreams. Discover the programs that can help take you where you want to go.
Tuition
An affordable education.
You don’t have to break the bank to achieve great things.
Omnibus Speaker Series
“Grief Journey”
On Tuesday, November 19, hear from Luke Russert, our next Omnibus Speaker Series guest. Russert is an Emmy Award–winning former network news correspondent with a tale of travel and adventure that also explores grief, faith, self-discovery, and more.
Mastodons are social creatures
Purdue Fort Wayne is always buzzing with activity. Take a look to see what’s going on in the Herd.
Program Finder
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Travel Enthusiast
The world is calling, and you’re ready to answer.
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Problem Solver
Solutions. You’re really good at finding them.
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Healer
You enjoy helping people face challenges and solve problems.
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Justice Crusader
A champion of justice—righting wrongs is your passion.
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Born Leader
You know how to inspire a team.
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Language Lover
Bonjour. Hola. Auf wiedersehen. You speak our language.
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Jack-of-All-Trades
You’re good at a lot, so why limit yourself to one thing?
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Number Cruncher
Statistically speaking, you know what adds up.
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Storyteller
Once upon a time . . . (You fill in the rest.)
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Spotlight Star
If anyone needs you, they just look for the spotlight.
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Tech Guru
People think you’re a magician because you know the secrets.
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Peacemaker
You’re a calming presence.
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Student of Life
People. Cultures. Movements. You want to know more.
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Math Wiz
You speak the language of numbers.
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Wordsmith
You’re able to bring words to life.
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Budding Einstein
Relatively speaking, you have big ideas too.
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Artiste
Contemplative. Dark. Inspired. Your art speaks for you.
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Good Listener
Hearing others and what they need—it’s kind of your thing.
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People Person
You enjoy interacting with and helping others.
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Aspiring Entrepreneur
You know how to put ideas into motion.
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History Buff
We have to understand where we came from. You get that.
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Musical Prodigy
Beethoven, Bach, and you. It’s all in the notes.
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Tinkerer
You want to know how things work—and how to improve them.
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The Experience You Want
“I came to PFW because we have great school districts in the Fort Wayne area. I wanted to be in as many schools as possible to get the most experience.”
Ainsley Wehrle, B.S.Ed. ’23
Get Involved
“It’s great to get involved on campus and meet with people who you might not even know you go to school with!”
Kyler Menifield, Industrial Engineering Technology
Subjects You Care About
“I chose to major in psychology because I enjoy the thought processes of trying to understand people and how they become who they are.”
Elijah Paulk, B.S. ’23
Excellent Student-to-Professor Ratio
“I chose Purdue Fort Wayne because of its smaller campus and its excellent student-to-professor ratio. Additionally, my anthropology internship with RESCOM Environmental Corp has given me more experience and skills in the field of archaeology.”
Andrew Tom Anzueto, B.A. ’23
Staying on Track
“I think one thing that stands out the most to me is how much this university wants me to succeed in my college career. I have had certain advisors reach out to me in order to help me plan out classes, and to make sure I am staying on track with my goals I’ve set for myself.”
Stephanie Patrick, B.A. ’23
Connect with Clubs
“I love to learn about human culture and the history of human evolution, and about visual anthropology and the process of documenting cultures throughout time. With the Anthropology Club, I have connected with experts in anthropology around the world to ask them to teach PFW students about their research and anthropological experiences in our weekly meetings.”
BellaRose Ferrin, B.A. ’24
Close Connections
“Purdue Fort Wayne really embodies the small-school-with-a-big-school feel. I think the close connections with professors and individual attention are beneficial. Additionally, I have made a lot of good connections and cultivated relationships with my peers and faculty members that I wouldn’t have had the chance to do if it weren’t for being a part of the Honors Program.”
Malaika Ahmed, B.S. ’22
Thought-Provoking Conversations
“Getting to work with like-minded and motivated classmates has got to be one of the best experiences by far because I get to have interesting, thought-provoking conversations, both within and outside of the classroom.”
Mitzy Montoya, Mechanical Engineering Technology
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