Academic Programs

Drexel at BCC offers upper-division courses leading to the bachelor of science degree. After you complete 24 credits of coursework at any regionally accredited college or university, you are eligible to apply to Drexel at BCC. Once you have completed all 100- and 200-level courses and any prerequisites required by your intended Drexel major, you may enroll in Drexel courses at BCC to complete your bachelor's degree. This is a convenient and cost effective way to attain a prestigious Drexel diploma — you can meet the enrollment requirements at BCC or any regionally accredited institution, and then complete your studies on BCC's Mt. Laurel campus taking the same courses offered on Drexel's other campuses and studying with Drexel faculty.

Drexel's academic calendar is based on a quarter system, rather than the traditional semester schedule. Each quarter is 10 weeks long, allowing for intensive learning at a fast pace. You'll work with your advisor to construct a program that takes your major, your co-op cycle (if applicable), and your full- or part-time status into consideration.

Drexel University is internationally renowned for its innovative, hands-on approach to education. Our faculty are experienced educators, but they're also active in their fields, bringing practical and current experience to the classroom.