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Grad School Main > Graduate Student Services
Whether you're a prospective graduate student or a current student, you have an abundant number of services and resources available to ensure your success as you pursue an advanced degree.
Browse through the following links and learn more about the array
of opportunities available to Purdue's graduate students.
Incoming graduate students learn about campus and community resources at a resource fair during the New Student Convocation.
Purdue University offers a variety of academic resources to ensure your success, such as more than ten libraries, a writing center, and computer resources.
- Oral English Proficiency Program
- Thesis and Dissertation Office
- Community of Science (Search this database for information regarding researchers and grants.)
Computing Resources:
- Instructional Computing Labs
- Discounted Computer Hardware and Software
- ITaP (Information Technology at Purdue) Customer Service Center
- Purdue's Wireless Network
- Computer Training
In addition to the Online Writing Lab (OWL), the Writing Center at Purdue provides personalized help to improve your writing.
A variety of professional development workshops and seminars will help expand your education beyond the classroom or laboratory.
Graduate school is more than just life inside a classroom, library, or laboratory! This section provides information for transitioning to Purdue, diversity and cultural services, and services to keep you healthy.
- Convocation for New Graduate Students (An introduction to Purdue)
- Tips for Graduate Living
- Parking
- Get Your Purdue ID Card
- Graduate Students with Families
- Housing Information and Meal Plan Information
- Graduate Student Organizations
- Boiler Volunteer Network
- Ombudsman
- Order Your Purdue Boilermaker Sports Tickets
Diversity & Cultural
Purdue University is proud to be a culturally diverse institution. Be sure to check out all of the related services offered to Purdue students.
- Diversity Resource Office
- Office of Multicultural Programs
- Black Cultural Center
- Latino Cultural Center
- Native American Educational and Cultural Center
- International Programs
- Information for International Students
- International Student Organizations
- Office of Institutional Equity
- Purdue Women's Network (PWN) Program (for female graduate students)
Health & Wellness
- Recreational Sports Center
- Intramural/Club Sports
- Student Wellness Office
- The Disability Resource Center
- Purdue Student Health Center (PUSH)
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- Work Life Programs for Graduate Staff
Use Purdue's iPhone application to:
- View where you are and how to get where you're going
- Take a GPS enabled landmark tour
- Read updated Purdue news
- View dining hall menus, updated daily
- Watch Purdue's YouTube channel
- Find something to do from the university calendar of events
Purdue University offers a variety of resources to make finding information regarding financial matters such as funding, financial aid, and health insurance easier.
- Search for Funding (Including fellowships and assistantships)
- Division of Financial Aid
- Health Insurance for Graduate Students
- Emergency Loans
- University Towns - Cost of Living Comparisons
- Travel Grants
- Cost of Living Calculator
- Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union (PEFCU) (Available to graduate students.)
Purdue University is committed to helping you advance to a higher degree, and that means helping you before and after graduation. In addition to professional development opportunities within your program of study, also consider the following resources:
