I'm a freshman and will be reaching Chicago on 6th. The shuttle services are either booked or hours after I arrive. Is Uber a good option? Is there any convenient way I can do this journey?
I was wondering if anyone else here is familiar with the Purdue University Airport? (More specifically, the commercial service history it has) I read an article about United Airlines possibly flying to Purdue, and wondered if any other reddit users were familiar with the airport?
Here are a few links in case you're interested-
Article: http://www.jconline.com/story/money/2016/12/28/united-airlines-returning-lafayette/95911872/
Some pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/144923468@N08/sets/72157674701146564
He goes on to say that this will make birth rates drop and his plans for how to get more men into women dominated fields. https://www.purdue.edu/president/messages/annual-open-letters/2201-med-openletter-full.php
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Hi!! 2 days ago I got my first response and it was an admit. As elated as I am, it is written on the letter to accept it within a month. Purdue is an amazing university and I don't want to pass the opportunity but I also don't want to make a choice before I even know my options, for all my other decisions would come much later. Any idea if there is a work around this deadline?
Also any idea about how to apply for financial aid or scholarships? Any information would be really useful. Thanks in advance!
Hi all,
I'll likely be applying to two programs for law school -- University of Denver (Sturm College of Law) and Syracuse University's Interactive JD. I am considering Purdue University's Online JD through Concord Law, but I know that it would only qualify me to sit for the CA bar exam, as it is not accredited through the ABA. My question is once you obtain licensure through the CA bar, what other states would allow you to sit for their exam? I know that California doesn't have reciprocity with any other state and that you are supposed to contact each state's body individually, but I'm curious if anyone knows.
TIA
The fact that one of the best and highly educated schools in the country has not mandated the vaccine while other schools such as Notre Dame, Butler, and even our arch-nemesis IU are requiring the vaccine for their students and we, the best school in the state of Indiana and one of the best in the nation, is not even requiring is plain ridiculous. It's not political, it's not a conspiracy, it's simply doing the right thing. The vaccine is safe and effective and Purdue offers them free to all students and staff and it's available at every pharmacy, health clinic, etc. Many of us want the pandemic and all of the downsides with it such as mask requirements, quarantining, etc to all end and the vaccine is simply our only way out of it.
That is all.
looking for exchange friends!! :)
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