These jobs are real jobs in business, research, engineering, the arts, and many other areas. Drexel students have been working and learning through co-op since 1919. Our use of computing and other cutting-edge technology is another distinction that sets Drexel apart. The University was the first in the country to require every student to have access to a microcomputer a revolutionary concept when the program started back in 1983. Today the campus is fully networked.
Sophisticated equipment is in use in labs and classrooms.
Here, you'll be studying in an environment that is truly enriched by the power of technology. You'll also be a member of a diverse student body, drawn from across the United States and nearly 100 other countries. Drexel enrolls more than 6,000 full-time undergraduates, and has more than 11,000 students overall at the bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. levels. Division I sports, including our championship men's basketball team, intramurals, publications and broadcasting, theater and music, religious groups, greek organizations, plus many other activities to fulfill almost any interest. A Cosmopolitan City At Drexel, life extends far beyond the campus limits.