Undergraduate Financing Options
We understand that the financial consideration is one of the most important factors in choosing what school to attend.
With that in mind, Drexel University is fully committed to providing you with all relevant information in a simple and easy to understand way. We are here to guide you through all of your available options and are happy to assist you at any point during the process.
Investing in a Drexel University Education
At Drexel, we want to make sure the cost of a Drexel education is clear, and that every family fully understands and takes advantage of all the financial resources available.
Your First-Year Costs
Below are the estimated costs of tuition, fees, and average housing and food based on three quarters for the 2025–2026 academic year.
View a complete breakdown of the estimated cost of attendance for 2025–2026.
Tuition
$61,842
Fees
$2,420
Housing & food
$18,831
In 2023-2024, the average net Tuition price* was
$22,662
*Net Tuition Price is tuition minus the average financial aid package offered to first-time undergraduate students for 2023–2024.
Financial Aid Awarded
Out of Our 2024–2025 First-Year Class
Average grant aid award to first-year, full-time undergraduates entering in fall 2023
$35,631
2024-2025 Financial Aid Investment for Undergraduate Students
Drexel Scholarships and Grants
$330 million+
Federal Work-Study Funding
$2.5 million+
Estimate the Cost of a Drexel Education
Drexel's Net Price Calculator is a tool that families of prospective first-year students can use to estimate their student's cost of attending Drexel. While this calculator only provides an estimate, you can get a sense of the financial aid your student may be eligible for.
Learn more about the Net Price CalculatorFootnotes referenced in the infographic on data sources:
- National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) September 2022 Salary Survey.
- Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce, 2020. https://cew.georgetown.edu/cew-reports/roi2022/
- Within Pennsylvania, Drexel University ranks 10th out of 120 predominantly bachelor's or above degree granting institutions in terms of median earnings of students working and not enrolled 10 years after entry.