Purdue University Fort Wayne

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Of Students Receive Financial Aid

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Take Advantage of Summer

Check some classes off your to-do list—and get closer to graduation—by registering for summer session II. You’ll find hundreds of six-week classes that you can take on campus or online. Register today to experience the summer advantage.

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Unleash Your Curiosity

Imagine what’s possible, then achieve it. Indulge your interests with guidance from expert faculty members. Learn biology, English, history, math, physics, Spanish, and more. Learn how to lead. Learn how to make the most of your education.

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Schedule Your Orientation

Submit your enrollment deposit, then pick your orientation date. Check your student account for more. Get ready now.

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Admitted in Just One Day

Apply and get your admissions decision in just one day—and get a jump on fall—with an accelerated admission session.

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Pursue with Purpose

Choose Your Fall Classes

August keeps getting closer, so sign up now for fall classes. Keep your degree on track and your future in sight. Don’t wait.

Apply for Student Housing

Comfortable and convenient on-campus apartments await. Reserve your spot in Student Housing while it’s still available.

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Last Chance for Summer Session II

You can still knock out some general education requirements with classes in summer session II. Sign up now.

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New Student Orientation

If you’re beginning your journey in the fall semester, you have several options for attending orientation. Check the email address you used when you applied to Purdue Fort Wayne for more details.

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Tapestry Parkview Endowment Announces 12 Scholarship Recipients

Students at both Purdue University Fort Wayne and Indiana University Fort Wayne received scholarships totaling $72,000 at Tapestry.

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Professor Receives One of Only Two NEH Summer Grants in Indiana

Professor Richard Sutter was awarded a Summer Stipend from the National Endowment for the Humanities. He will use the funds to finish his book about the Moche civilization of Peru, South America.

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The Summer Advantage

Six-week accelerated courses give you both a summer vacation and additional credits, and smaller class sizes allow you even more one-on-one time with professors. Summer II classes start on June 24.