Enrollment

• 25,500 total students
• 14,202 traditional undergraduate students
• 4,674 traditional graduate students
• 1,498 traditional professional students
• 1,674 online undergraduate students
• 3,452 online graduate students

Academic Offerings

• Approximately 200 degree programs
• 14 colleges and schools

Drexel Co-op

• One of the nation’s oldest, largest, and best-known co-operative education programs
• Most undergraduates alternate classroom study with up to three periods of full-time, paid employment in their field

Research

• More than $110 million in sponsor support each year
• Wallace H. Coulter Foundation Translational Research Partner, recognizing leadership in bringing new technologies to market

Technology Leadership

• First university to require all entering students to have microcomputers (1983)
• First major university to operate a fully wireless campus, indoors and out (2000)
• First mobile Web portal service for students (2002)
• First university portal app (Drexel OneMobile) offered across all five major mobile platforms (2011)

Drexel Online

• Provides Drexel degree programs through innovative, Internet-based distance education
• Builds on the University’s pioneering efforts in online education, which began in 1996