Admissions
Students at South Bend are admitted directly into, and are a part of, the College of Technology. Acceptance as a new student is influenced by many factors. Admission generally is governed by the same criteria applied to students seeking admission to the West Lafayette campus.
How to Apply
The process for applying to the College of Technology at South Bend is similar to the process for applying to West Lafayette, but requires a different application form. We recommend you download this quick reference guide to help you through the application process, then click on the "Application for Admission" link at the right to get started.
Quality Requirements
All applicants are evaluated on the basis of quality requirements, which include:
- Class rank
- SAT-I or ACT scores
- Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) in degree-related courses
- Ability to be successful
- Trends in achievement
- Strength of the college preparatory coursework
Subject Matter and Quality Requirements - high school and recent graduates (two years or less):
- English – 8 semesters
- Academic Math – 8 semesters
- Laboratory Science – 6 semesters
- Foreign Language - 4 semesters (not required for admit to PU - South Bend)
- Minimum "C" G.P.A.
*Beginning Students - out of school less than 5 years:
Must meet all quality and subject matter requirements above.
*Transfer Students - students with coursework from another higher education institution:
Must meet minimum subject matter and all quality requirements above for full admission. In addition, students need to meet or submit the following materials:
- G.P.A of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent (Probation status is possible for students with a G.P.A. between 2.0 and 2.5)
- Be in good standing at all schools previously attended
- High school diploma
*Non-traditional Students - adults who have been out of high school more than 5 years:
Subject Matter Requirements
- English – 6 semesters
- Academic Math – 4 semesters
- Laboratory Science – 2 semesters
- ALL applicants must submit high school transcripts or GED information.
- Admissions decisions are made on an individual basis, taking into consideration such factors as a student’s work history, military service, high school record, previous academic or vocational coursework, etc.
- If applicant has military service, a DD214 (please contact Admissions) must be submitted to the Admissions Office.
Contact a student services coordinator at South Bend, to discuss your educational goals, interests, and the opportunities available for you through the College of Technology at South Bend.
Contact Info:
Purdue University College of Technology at South Bend
Purdue Technology Building
1733 Northside Blvd., P.O. Box 7111
South Bend, IN 46634-7111
Telephone: 574-520-4180
Fax: 574-520-4286
techsouthbend@purdue.edu ·
South Bend Student Services:
Lori Butchko
Student Services Coordinator
lbutchko@purdue.edu
Shanna Ebert
Student Services Coordinator
sjebert@purdue.edu