Indiana University-Purdue Univ. Fort Wayne

Pros: small classes, economically sound, convenient, great for part-timers
Cons: fewer chances to drink oneself insensate as a freshman

Hey, IPFW: Baby, you've come a long way in the years I've known you. I barely recognize you, with all those buildings and athletic fields. Heck, you even have student housing now. The locals sure can't call you "Bypass High" anymore! And yet you retain ...

Pros: Inexpensive, Small Classes
Cons: It feels like a commuter campus

IPFW is short for Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne. This university of approximately 10,000 students has programs from both Indiana University and Purdue University. It is less expensive than both of these universities, but one can...

Pros: Opportunity to Get a Formal Education While Working
Cons: Doesn't Give You The Complete College Life Experience

I respect the fact that your experience covers several years. I'm not sure though, where you come up with statements that IPFW is cutting corners, spending their money unwisely, and therefore, they are at the bottom of the funding from the Indiana...

Pros: Provide opportunity to network
Cons: Not enough career-related info about corporate accounting

I was a member of the IPFW Accounting Society (SAS) from 1996 to 1999. SAS is a student organization that is sponsored by the Department of Accounting and Finance. Several local, regional and national accounting firms are among the sponsors of the...

Pros: Quality Education, Exceptional Faculty
Cons: Not much Partying, Students live off-campus

I attended IPFW since 1995, and received a B.S. Degree in Business with concentration in Accounting in 1999. My overall experience in IPFW was good, but I have to mention that the quality of education I received from the School of Business and...