Drexel

Colleges and Schools

 * College of Arts and Sciences
 * Lebow College of Business
 * College of Engineering
 * College of Information Science and Technology
 * College of Media Arts and Design
 * College of Medicine
 * College of Nursing and Health Professions
 * Goodwin College of Professional Studies
 * School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems
 * School of Education
 * School of Public Health

Classroom Facts

 * Student-to-teacher ratio is 10:1
 * Average class size is 25 to 35 students
 * 12,357 full-time undergraduates
 * 6,109 graduate students
 * 18,664 total students

Ethnic Breakdown

 * 6% African American
 * 14% Asian or Pacific Islander
 * 71% Caucasian
 * 3% Hispanic/Latino
 * 6% International

2005 Incoming Class Facts

 * 2005 freshman enrollment: 2,375
 * Average SAT: 1190
 * Average GPA: 3.4
 * Average Class Rank: top 24%

Important Deadlines

 * Drexel operates on a rolling admissions schedule

December 1 January 15 February 1 March 1 May 1 Matriculation fee and form due
 * Freshmen applications due for all Accelerated Degree Programs
 * Early Action for Westphal College of Media Arts and Design due
 * Admission applications due for A.J. Drexel Scholarship consideration
 * Regular admission application due for Westphal College of Media Arts and Design
 * Admission applications due for Radiologic Technology
 * Freshman applications due for all other academic programs
 * Alumni-Trustee Endorsement Grant forms due
 * FAFSA deadline

Accelerated Degree Options
Accelerated degree programs allow students to earn both a bachelor's and an advance degree within a shortened time frame without compromising quality. Accelerated degre programs include:
 * B.S./M.S.
 * Biomedical Engineering
 * Information Systems
 * Psychology
 * B.S./MBA
 * Business
 * Design and Merchandising
 * Music Industry
 * B.S./M.D.
 * Accelerated M.H.S. - Pysician Assistant
 * 33+3 B.S./D.P.T. - Physical Therapy
 * B.S.N./M.S.N.
 * B.S./Ph.D. in Engineering

For more information see Accelerated Degree Programs

Housing
Freshman housing is guaranteed. All freshman are required to live in the residence hall unless they are living with their families. There are seven Residence Halls; five are reserved for freshmen: Towers Hall, Calhoun Hall, Kelly Hall, Van R, Myers Hall. North Hall is reserved for students in the Pennoni Honors College. East Hall is reserved for upperclassmen. All residence halls are co-ed by floor or section, and many offer Learning Communities dedicated to specific colleges or schools.

Campus Visits
There are many opportunities to visit Drexel throughout the year. Events can last all day (Discover Drexel Days), a half day (Drexel Information Sessions) or two hours (Campus Visits). Information on admissions, financial aid, academic programs, Drexel Co-op, and residence halls is provided. If you would like to schedule a campus visit, please call 1-800-2-DREXEL.

Drexel Co-op
One of the nation's oldest and best experiential education programs, Drexel Co-op gives you the opportunity to apply what you learn in the classroom to the real world. Through co-op you'll gain invaluable professional experience and develop an unbeatable resume.

For More Information
Drexel University

3141 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104 1-800-2-DREXEL

enroll@drexel.edu

www.drexel.edu/em