TRANSFERRING TO DREXEL

TRANSFERRING TO DREXEL

WHERE AMBITION THRIVES There s no question transferring is a big step, and there s a lot to consider. Whether you re looking for a different major, a change of scenery, or a cooperative education program that enables you to build your résumé before you graduate, Drexel University has you covered. Ranked in the top eight percent of U.S. colleges and universities by The Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education, Drexel presents a unique model of learning that will empower you to succeed. With our diverse academic offerings, emphasis on experiential education, variety of transfer-friendly opportunities, and location in Philadelphia one of the most lively and influential cities in the United States Drexel is a place for students who want to learn, live, and work in a dynamic environment. So, no matter where your college career began, Drexel is the place for students who go above and beyond, who make their own way students who are ready to make a difference at home or around the world. We know you are ready, so let s get started.

AN INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM Drexel combines multidisciplinary academics with real-world application, allowing you to transform your ambition into achievement while preparing you to engage with and excel in the world around you. 80 + MAJORS 18 MEDIAN CLASS SIZE 2,553 FACULTY 10:1 STUDENT TO PROFESSOR RATIO IN THE CLASSROOM Drexel University is comprised of 15 academic colleges and schools, granting bachelor s, master s, and doctoral degrees, as well as post-bachelor s and post-master s certificates. With over 80 undergraduate majors and as many minors, you can choose a path that reflects your personal interests and goals. Interdisciplinary learning and experience is incorporated into every program, providing an education that is as unique as you are. Your coursework will not only teach you theory, but will also show you how to apply that knowledge in the real world through a variety of opportunities, ranging from field work to community-based and travel-integrated courses, and Drexel Co-op. Our renowned faculty are experts in their fields, teaching courses in a welcoming learning environment that boasts a 10 to 1 student-faculty ratio. To fit your schedule, Drexel offers a variety of transfer programs in addition to full-time on-campus study, including part-time study, accelerated degree completion, and Drexel University Online. drexel.edu/undergrad/academics

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Our world-class Steinbright Career Development Center offers one of the nation s leading cooperative education programs. Through Drexel Co-op, you can explore career possibilities and earn up to 18 months of work experience before graduation by alternating periods of classroom study and full-time employment. Depending on your major, you can choose to participate in one, two, or three six-month co-ops. Our co-op program partners with more than 1,600 employers to offer positions in 32 states and 51 countries, providing the opportunity to work with brands such as Urban Outfitters, Marvel Comics, Google, and Boeing, as well as startups, nonprofits, and governmental organizations. Going on co-op gives you a chance to test-drive your career, which will give you a clear understanding of what you want to do. You ll also develop a real-world perspective that you can share with your classmates when you return. Steinbright also provides career counselors who will assist in all aspects of career development, advanced interviewing skills, professional networking, and more. Upon graduation, you ll have a full résumé and have developed your own vast network of professionals around the world. drexel.edu/difference/co-op C0-0P FAST FACTS 1,667 CO-OP EMPLOYERS 51 COUNTRIES 32 STATES

RESEARCH AND ENHANCED PROGRAMS Drexel has a storied and distinguished history of research and innovation, long emphasizing the value of intellectual curiosity and discovery. You will take an active role in multidisciplinary research activities in new and emerging areas, providing invaluable experience and allowing you to work side-by-side with our faculty and research mentors. You can also lead your own projects, present your work in professional forums, and even get your results published. Better still, you ll find undergraduate research positions available in almost every discipline of study. Drexel offers a number of other ways you can take full advantage of your college education, including study abroad, which allows you to immerse yourself in a new culture as you earn course credits; the necessary mentoring, resources, and incubator space for student innovators and entrepreneurs to start their own businesses; and our Honors Program, which offers specialized courses, colloquia, independent study options, field trips, and more. drexel.edu/difference/research RESEARCH 118 NEW INVENTIONS IN 2017 51 TOTAL NEW PATENTS ISSUED IN 2017

6 CONTINENTS WHERE STUDENTS STUDY 60 COUNTRIES WHERE STUDENTS STUDY 159 FULL-TERM STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS STUDY ABROAD CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Our University holds a strong connection and a deep commitment to the community around us. We partner with philanthropic organizations and nonprofits on local, national, and international levels, allowing our students to develop as engaged citizens prepared to make a difference at home and around the globe. Through community-based learning courses and the Lindy Center for Civic Engagement, you will be presented with the tools and opportunities to collaborate with respected leaders to create a positive impact in a wide range of areas, including education, health care, and advocacy. Our Dragons are quick to accept the challenge of using their abilities and resources to improve the lives of many. drexel.edu/about/civic-engagement

OUR COMMUNITY Offering so much more than a traditional education, Drexel presents a learning environment where excitement meets opportunity. OVER 400 STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS OVER 30 FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES OVER 70 CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS OVER 22 AUDITION-REQUIRED ENSEMBLES STUDENT LIFE Whether you decide to live on campus or commute to class, student activities are a great way to meet new people and stay active. Our Dragons are an energetic and inclusive community. You also won t be alone as a transfer; we welcome roughly 1,000 full-time transfer students to campus each year. You can get involved with over 400 student clubs and organizations everything from sororities and fraternities to cultural and religious groups to a Jedi club, music and performing arts groups, and a literary magazine. We also have 18 Division I varsity athletic programs, over 45 intramural and club sports teams, and state-of-the-art recreation facilities to keep your blood pumping. Regardless of where your interests lie, our Community Student Association and Campus Engagement Team will help you get involved and stay connected to campus life. drexel.edu/campus-life

OVER 250,000 COLLEGE STUDENTS IN THE PHILADELPHIA AREA 6TH LARGEST CITY IN THE U.S. #1 RANKED ON LONELY PLANET S LIST OF BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN THE U.S. IN 2016 PHILADELPHIA Since our founding in 1891, Drexel has been proud to call Philadelphia our home. This is a revolutionary town built on revolutionary thinking. Philly is the nation s sixth largest city, recognized as an international landmark and a vibrant hub of history, industry, culture, and education. At Drexel, we embrace Philadelphia and use it as our extended campus. Our location presents a wealth of unique opportunities, from its museums, theaters, and employment options to its signature cuisine, athletic events, and nightlife. A cosmopolitan city composed of quaint neighborhoods, our convenient location puts us within walking distance of, or only a short train ride from, everything the region has to offer. We re also only blocks away from 30th Street Station, a major transportation hub with access to regional trains and Amtrak, putting New York, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and all of the East Coast s other major destinations within easy reach. drexel.edu/difference/city-living

YOUR NEXT STEPS PREPARE If you re considering transferring to Drexel, here are the steps you should start to begin your transition: Transfer Admission Requirements: Drexel considers a number of criteria when determining admission. You must disclose on your application and subsequently submit official transcripts for every collegiate institution you have attended. If you have less than 24 college credits, Drexel will also ask for your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores. Admission prerequisites can be found at drexel.edu/undergrad/apply/prereqs. Additional International Transfer Requirements: International students whose first language is not English are required to submit TOEFL or IELTS results unless they have successfully completed English Composition I and II at a regionally accredited U.S. institution of higher education. Credit Transfer: Drexel may grant credit for courses taken at other collegelevel institutions if we deem that they are substantially equivalent to courses in the corresponding curriculum at Drexel. Your academic department will create your official transfer credit evaulation document shortly after you have been admitted. Detailed information about credit transfer can be found at drexel.edu/undergrad/transfer/ credits. Additionally, collegetransfer.net or the degree requirements at catalog.drexel.edu are excellent resources that assist in self-advising. Military Benefits: Drexel offers a variety of education benefit programs to veterans and members of the military and their families. Visit drexel.edu/undergrad/veterans to learn more. FINANCIAL AID Drexel offers competitive financial aid opportunities for transfer applicants, including transfer-specific scholarships. In the 2016 2017 academic year, the average scholarship and grant aid offered to transfer students was $20,444, including federal, state, and institutional aid. While you will be reviewed for scholarships during the admissions review process, we highly recommend filing the CSS PROFILE and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible to maximize your eligibility for support. DEADLINES CSS PROFILE* One month prior to the start of term *Spring applicants must submit the CSS PROFILE prior to March 15 FAFSA Recommended one month prior to the start of term drexel.edu/undergrad/financing SPEAK TO A TRANSFER ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE Your admissions representatives are here to assist you throughout the entire admissions process and show you what makes Drexel such a special place for transfer students. Connect with an admissions representative today. drexel.edu/undergrad/contact/representatives

MAJORS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Anthropology Biological Sciences Chemistry Communication Journalism Public Relations Technical and Science Communication Criminology and Justice Studies English Environmental Science Environmental Studies and Sustainability Geoscience Applied Geology General Geoscience Paleontology Global Studies Global Business, Economics, and Development Global Health & Sustainability Global Justice and Human Rights Global Media, Arts, & Culture History Mathematics Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND HEALTH SYSTEMS Biomedical Engineering LEBOW COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Accounting Business Analytics Business & Engineering Finance General Business International Business Legal Studies Management Information Systems Marketing Operations and Supply Chain Management Organizational Management Real Estate Management and Development Technology and Innovation Management COLLEGE OF COMPUTING & INFORMATICS Computer Science Computer Security Game Programming and Development Computing and Security Technology Data Science Information Systems Software Engineering SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS Economics SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Design of Learning Technologies Elementary Education Secondary Education COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Architectural Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Construction Management Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Technology Environmental Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering CLOSE SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP Entrepreneurship and Innovation CENTER FOR FOOD AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Culinary Arts and Science Culinary Science Food and Beverage Management Hospitality Management PENNONI HONORS COLLEGE Custom-Designed Major WESTPHAL COLLEGE OF MEDIA ARTS & DESIGN Animation and Visual Effects Architecture** Art History Dance Design and Merchandising Entertainment & Arts Management Fashion Design Film and Video Game Design and Production Graphic Design Interactive Digital Media Interior Design Photography Product Design Screenwriting & Playwriting TV Production & Media Management COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS Behavioral Health Counseling Health Sciences Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Physical Therapy Health Services Administration Nursing Nursing Accelerated Career Entry (ACE)* Nutrition and Foods DORNSIFE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Public Health CENTER FOR SPORT MANAGEMENT Sport Management *A second bachelor s degree program **Available to transfers as a part-time program only

LEARN FROM THOSE WHO KNOW BEST A DRAGON S PERSPECTIVE Each and every student has a unique experience at Drexel. Classes, cooperative education, research, and living in Philadelphia all contribute to each Dragon s own personal story. drexel.edu/undergrad/student-stories PAPERCLIP PaperClip is a collection of unique stories about Drexel experiences written by students. paperclip.drexel.edu ADMISSIONS BLOG SEE FOR YOURSELF VISIT The best way to learn about Drexel is to visit campus, and we offer a variety of options to meet your needs. Campus Visits are offered on most weekdays and select Saturdays, and large Open Houses are held throughout the year. All visits cover topics from academics to the application process and include a student-led campus tour. To schedule a visit, call 1.800.2.DREXEL or visit drexel.edu/undergrad/visit. VIRTUAL TOUR Can t make it to campus? Check out our virtual tour. drexel.edu/virtual-tour Our Admissions Blog gives you an insider s view on everything from the admission process and choosing a major to everyday life here at Drexel. drexel.edu/undergrad/blog APPLY TODAY drexel.edu/undergrad/apply For more information, visit drexel.edu/undergrad or call us at 1.800.2.DREXEL. facebook.com/drexeladmission twitter.com/drexeladmission instagram.com/drexeladmission youtube.com/drexeluniv drexeladmission 07/17.13275