1. Students above senior year or about to get a bachelor's degree;

2. Students' undergraduate GPA should be above 3.0;

3. General professional requirements TOEFL 88, TOEFL100; It is a compulsory course for some majors such as statistics;

4. Students applying for science and engineering majors need to provide GRE scores;

5. Students who apply for accounting and MBA provide GMAT scores.

Purdue University has the seventh engineering school in the United States, almost all major engineering majors rank in the top ten in the United States, and biological/agricultural engineering majors rank first in the United States.

Studying science and engineering at Purdue University has inherent advantages. For example, studying aerospace engineering here, the school has set up an airport for students to use, and also set up flight courses. All Purdue students can learn to fly in this course, and they can get a formal flight license by passing the exam. In addition, it is also the university that trains the most astronauts in the United States, and is known as the "mother of American space".

Although Purdue University is not as famous as Carnegie Mellon and Stanford University in computer science, its computer major is also in the top ten in the United States all the year round. Purdue University, which founded the first computer science department in the United States, is still very powerful. Wiki, pattern recognition and remote control technology were all invented here, and the fastest supercomputer in American universities is also in Purdue.

In short, for those students who want to study engineering, Purdue University is definitely a school that can make you full of academic gains.

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