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. Through an internship, a student can earn academic credit and explore career choices.
Internships also add to students' resumes and can lead to employment after graduation.
Seniors who participate in the Academic Internship Program often get jobs directly related to their internships. Minutes from Morristown, a short trip from the growing financial center of Jersey City, and less than an hour from New York City, Drew is able to offer a large number and variety of work experiences and academic internships. The following is a sampling of internships offered to Drew students. Every year, between one quarter and one third of the graduating class will gain employment in a business field within six months of graduation. A few others enroll in graduate business programs immediately after graduation from Drew, although most students who apply to MBA programs do so after acquiring some work experience.