Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis Reviews

"The Clinical Psych PhD program is pretty awesome... great faculty and students. Indy is a cool city, too."

"IUPUI is a great program. the faculty support is probably the thing that I have found to be the most helpful."

"These questions seem more pertinent to an undergrad. I don't think many of these "categories" matter when you are in graduate school."

"I think the one year and a little more that I have been here has been pretty productive and fruitful. I specially like the IU Medical School on campus and some of the state of the art laboratories working on some intriguing aspects of medicine and biology."

"I like IUPUI,and enjoy the research and study here!"

"A good place for research. Students can sign up for courses offered by Purdue too (the West Lafayette one). Social life could be better. We don't really have a campus - that is the only sad thing. Compared to Purdue and IU's main campus, this is nothing. It's situated right in the middle of Indy, which is not a distracting city - so, it makes studying easier!"

"Great I/O Psych program-- faculty can be a little disconnected with job search process. Athletics, food services, and housing are non existent. Do not participate in athletics, IUPUI is heavily a commuter school so few campus amenities."

"I love IU, yet don't care much for Indianapolis (too sleepy little town for my tastes, especially given the city is large). I preferred Bloomington, where I attended for my undergraduate degree; I loved the academics there. IUPUI has been a hit or miss both academically and administratively. Some good folks here who do their jobs fantastically, yet also a number of mediocre staff and faculty that help pull down the school's overall grade. My score reflects the Liberal Arts program where I recently completed my MA. I accepted a spot in a different school for my PhD and am finding it more organized. Too bad it is still situated in Indiana-where-polis."