Purdue University Northwest - Hammond Campus

"horrible people poor attitude they have no standard and no manner at all"

"A great university with amazing services and amenities provided for students and guests. Only gripe I'd have is the amount of walking you'll need to do to get all of your services and papers in order."

"What an amazing school ! Love the basketball camps ! The coach does an amazing job building these kids up and teaching them great basketball skills ."

"I've been a student here for 3 years now. I had a B GPA and both a Core 40 and Academic Honors from high school. I didn't participate in sports or extracurriculars, and I still got in. My friend with ADHD who did well in sports got in too. If you're not sure what you want for a major, select "undecided" on your application. I didn't know this, and so I chose Human Resources Administration out of my metaphorical hat. You pay more if you lived out of state because Illinois or other state property taxes don't not fund the ample grants and scholarships that us Hoosiers have paid for. My time here has made me realize that I won't thrive in an office 8 hours a day. I'm going to slowly die of a heart attack as Stanley Hudson from the Office put it, in his comparison between his and Ryan's generations. This is what college is about. Challenging your naivete and resolve in your chosen career. Whatever high school didn't help in constructing your character, PNW professors will. What you get here is what you're willing to sacrifice intangibly, like time and energy to read the damn book. If you think you're going to drop out, it's in your best interest to not apply until you are ready. I'm not trying to sound like a jingoist military veteran saying there's an archetype you need to mimick. College dropouts have it harder to obtain a job than those who never went to college, according to the Bureau of Labor Stats and Adam Conover from TruTv's "Adam Ruins Everything." In regards to parking, the early bird gets the worm. You can call the staff security to give you a jump or gas if needed. You are paying for it after all. I guess the worst thing in my vicarious experience are my friends' grievance about their grants and FAFSA's not registering."

"Went to the challenger with our summer camp. The children loved it. The employees there have a lot of patience with the children and show enthusiasm. The activities were engaging and the movie about the sun and laser show was amazing! Will go again and definitely recommended for field trips. They have a gift shop where you can buy astronaut food too."