Undergraduate Instructions
Application Process Overview
Steps to Applying
Before beginning your application to Drexel, please review our Admission Prerequisites and Application Deadlines.
If you are a returning student who has previously enrolled in undergraduate coursework at Drexel, please refer to the Readmission Instructions for requirements. Part-time and non-matriculated students should refer to the Part-Time Application Instructions.
Be sure to submit all required materials before your application deadline.
We accept the following applications:
- First-Year Applicants
Drexel accepts both of the applications listed below for first-year students. Please submit either application.
- Full-Time Transfer Applicants
Drexel accepts both of the applications listed below for transfer students who wish to apply for full-time programs. Please submit only one application per term.
- Nursing Accelerated Career Entry
Note: To be considered for our accelerated BSN program, you must already have a bachelor's degree. To apply for this program, select "Accelerated Career Entry Nursing" as your application. You should not use the Common Application, but instead use the link below. If you do not already have a bachelor's degree or are seeking our traditional BSN program, select "Undergraduate Transfer Full-Time" as your application.
Refer to the application instructions for first-year students, first-year winter entry students, or transfer students for specific requirements.
How to Submit Application Materials
We strongly recommend that you submit all official transcripts and supporting documentation electronically to enroll@drexel.edu. If your school is not able to send official transcripts electronically, please request that official documents be sent by mail or courier service. Drexel Admissions will process application documents received through the U.S. Postal Service and courier services (DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc.), although there is a slight delay in processing these documents. Please allow 3–4 weeks for transcripts and supporting documents sent by mail or courier to be processed.