Purdue University West Lafayette: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

• CityBus: CityBus is the public bus system in the Greater Lafayette area, offering regular bus service throughout Lafayette and West Lafayette, as well as express service to the Purdue University campus. Fares are $1 for a single ride, $2 for a day pass, or $50 for a monthly pass.
• Reindeer Shuttle: Reindeer Shuttle is a private shuttle company offering door-to-door services through varied vehicles, including vans, buses, and limousines. Fares vary depending on the type of vehicle and the distance travelled.
• Taxis: Several taxi companies operate in West Lafayette, whose fares vary depending on the company and the distance travelled.
• Ride-sharing: Uber and Lyft are available in West Lafayette, whose fares vary depending on the time of day, the distance travelled, and the number of passengers.

• Academic advising: Purdue University has a team of academic advisors who can help students with course selection, degree planning, and other academic matters. Purdue also offers several academic support services, such as tutoring, writing assistance, and math labs.
• Career services: Purdue University's Career Services office can help students with resume writing, job search strategies, and interviewing skills.
• Health services: Purdue University's Student Health Services provides primary care, mental health services, and other health-related services.
• Housing: Purdue University offers varied housing options for students, including traditional residence halls, apartment-style housing, and Greek housing.
• Recreation: Purdue University offers several recreational facilities, including a gym, swimming pool, and intramural fields.

• Join a Club: Purdue University has 1,000+ student organizations on campus. Whether you are interested in Greek life, intramural sports, or student government, you will find a place to fit in.
• Intramural sports: Purdue University offers some intramural sports, including basketball, soccer, flag football, and volleyball. There are leagues for all skill levels, so you can find a team that is right for you.
• Student government: The Purdue Student Government is responsible for representing student interests to the university administration and for planning and coordinating student activities.
• Arts and culture: Purdue University has several performance venues on campus, including the Elliott Hall of Music, the Purdue University Theatre, and the Loeb Playhouse. The university also hosts cultural events throughout the year, such as the Purdue Convocations series and the Purdue International Film Festival.
• Recreation: Purdue University has several recreation facilities, including two large recreation centres, a bowling alley, a golf course, and varied outdoor spaces. Students can also take advantage of the university's fitness classes and intramural sports programs.

• Residence halls: These most common housing options offer varied room types, including double rooms, triple rooms, and single rooms, alongside some amenities, such as laundry facilities, dining halls, and study lounges.
• Apartments: Purdue University offers limited apartments for students. These offer more privacy and space than residence halls but are expensive. Apartments usually have two or three bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room.
• Gender-Inclusive Living Community: This is a new option for students, offering single rooms and apartments that are available to all students, regardless of their gender identity or expression.
• Special term housing: Purdue offers special term housing for students needing housing during the summer, winter break, or for a semester abroad. These include apartments, residence halls, and even cottages.

Cost: The cost of a double room in a residence hall usually ranges from \$3,000 to \$4,000 per semester. The cost of an apartment ranges from \$4,000 to \$6,000 per semester.