Agronomy Ambassador Blog

As an agronomy student, there are loads of internship opportunities that you can apply for and choose from. During my sophomore year, I really was not sure what kind of internship I was going to have. I decided to apply for a bunch of different ones and see what happened. I heard back from a…

For most students, the career fair can be a daunting experience. Especially when you’re a freshman. But most of us are required to go for a class or we have to have an internship for the summer or maybe you’re a senior and you need to find a job. The career fair is a great…

When choosing a college, think about what environment will help you thrive academically, socially, and personally. Consider factors beyond rankings, such as class sizes, professor accessibility, research or internship opportunities, and student organizations that align with your interests. If possible, visit campuses, sit in on classes, and talk to current students to get an authentic…

This semester has been one for the books so far. Between thrilling basketball games and new classes, everything has been one thing after another. Sometimes it is good to take a moment and reflect on our days. Some days can be so chaotic and challenging that we forget to enjoy the crazy things in life.…

Throughout my many years at Purdue I have taken mainly only the required classes for my major, concentration, and minor. Even though I have enjoyed many of those classes that pertain directly to my major, one piece of advice that I received from past students was to try and take a “fun” class. Whether this…

The spring semester have always felt long for me. They are not bad, but they are not broken up as much as what the fall semester feels like. I have learned though that being involved in clubs and other activities can help pass the time. Also making sure to stay up to date on homework…

The start of my semester has been packed full of class assignments, fun activities, work, and plenty of other things to keep me busy. I have been energized by being back on campus, and thrilled to reconnect with my friends. But there is one sad thought that has been on my mind. For the first…

Looking back on the past four years of my academic journey, one thing that was consistently emphasized was the importance of internships. Professors and faculty members would always ask, “Do you have an internship?” or “What are you doing this summer?” It was a question I was asked every semester during my time at Purdue.…

As I sit here today I embark on the final pass on my undergraduate degree.  It feels weird to say it but  I am officially almost done and I do not know whether to be happy or sad.  What I can say is that I have enjoyed my time in Purdue Agronomy and am glad…