The program is designed for liberal arts graduates who seek to pursue professional studies in accounting, full time, at the graduate level. In 1984, Drew's College of Liberal Arts became the first liberal arts college in the country to provide incoming students with a computer package that is paid for entirely through tuition over the course of three to four years and is owned by the student upon graduation. Today, all students, faculty, and staff members are linked to each other through a campus-wide fiber optic network. Drew's network provides its users with access to application software, online data resources, file sharing, and device sharing. Desktop access to the Internet and the World Wide Web is provided free of charge.
Cable access is available in all residence hall rooms.
Special channels broadcast international news, films, and other programming used for coursework. Drew students acquire the technological proficiency necessary to succeed in today's business world. Computing skills and business-related computer applications are integrated into a number of courses. D.C. A list of approved programs sponsored by other academic institutions offers Drew students opportunities to study in 60 countries on six continents. This program provides students with supervised work experience and the opportunity to apply skills and theories acquired in the classroom to the business world.