Purdue University 
Admissions
Applying to Purdue
When you apply to Purdue, you must specify the Purdue college, school, or program that you wish to enter. Within the College of Science, you may choose from one of our seven major programs which includes over 40 majors, or you may apply for "undecided science."
Purdue uses an online application form. Visit the Office of Admission's application page here. FAQs about applying to Purdue.
Admission criteria:
Transfer Credit Information
Important Deadlines
The Office of Admissions can help you keep tabs on important deadlines.
Advanced Credit
If you take an advanced placement course, you must validate that credit through an exam to get credit for the course at Purdue. We recognize scores for many advanced placement exams. You also may take free placement tests during Day on Campus (our advance registration program) and the week before classes begin. These tests offer you a chance to earn credit and place into higher levels of courses.
In addition, Purdue recognizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) program and works with students who participate. The University grants credit for most higher-level IB subject exams and for some standard-level exams with a score of 5 or higher.
Dean of Students Testing Center
Schleman Hall, Room B42 (494-1146)
Provides individual vocational interest, aptitude, ability, and personality tests for career planning and academic purposes administers advanced credit exams in conjunction with academic departments and CLEP "test out" exams, independent study exams, coordinates national pre-professional entrance exams: GRE, LSAT, MAT, MCAT, and NTE.
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