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those are the guys that make chicken right?

kidding heh, a friend of mine was OX there, but he transfered.
 
Originally posted by: BornStar18
Originally posted by: Siddhartha
My dad went to Purdue. He said there were not enough women going there.
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It depends on what buildings you're in. If you head through any liberal arts building you'll see them everywhere. Stay out of the engineering buildings though; they're trouble.

Yes, it seems to me I have heard Purdue mentioned once or twice... 🙂
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That any engineering major 😉 Although for me, women outnumber guys 60/40 in BME 😉
 
Originally posted by: Azndude51
I plan to go there as a freshman next year. People say it's well known all over the world, but I've lived in the area for too long so I don't really know how well known it actually is.
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"Friends don't let friends go to Purdue."

A common t-shirt to see on the Rose-Hulman campus where I go. 🙂
 
Purdue Alum 2002 w00t!

I was a Quad Dawg my freshman year (Cary Quadrangle), then did Hillenbrand, then got the fvck off campus to some nice apartments. There's defnitely no shortage of those in the area!

Enjoy your time there...it's a great school (even if our football and basketball teams aren't worth a sh!t)
 
Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
some of the rumors have it that people think purdue is Ivy league, but i never heard of it as that.
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That's ridiculous. I was a grad student there for 6 years. I was continually surprised that many of the undergrads were able to walk and chew gum at the same time. Considering that the school will admit something like the top 70% of each in-state high school class, this really isn't surprising. Of course, the business and engineering departments are a different story.
 
Dude, everyone knows Purdue. I applied there and got accepted but picked Virginia Tech due to cost at the time. It was stupid of me... an extra $5,000/year isn't much considering how much better Purdue probably is.
 
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