Drexel granted its first graduate degree in 1927. Since then, countless CEOs, astronauts, researchers, and leaders across all industries have shared their experiences with our community and have made their ambition the Drexel story.
Drexel’s Student-Veterans at a Glance
The following is true of Drexel’s 2020-2021 class:
The Transfer Student-Veteran Experience
As a valued member of our Drexel community, you will be guided through every step of your transition from military life to collegiate life and beyond. Even if you do not yet have the admission requirements needed to be admitted directly into your intended major, the Military Transition Program can help you receive the preparation and advising you need to get started in your major at Drexel. While here, you’re encouraged to get involved in our over 300 student organizations and clubs. Specifically, the Drexel Veterans Association exists to enhance the educational experiences of veteran students and functions as a support structure to assist veterans as they adjust to becoming a student at Drexel.
Ready to Apply?
Take a look at Drexel's transfer application instructions to acquaint yourself with the steps to apply as well as the criteria our transfer admissions representatives take into consideration when determining your admission to Drexel. Plus, our representatives can provide you with everything you need to know about your admission. You can also contact the Office of Admissions via email at enroll@drexel.edu or phone at 215.895.2400 if you have any questions. Finally, you can find quick answers to commonly asked questions and helpful links to additional information with our frequently asked questions.
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Drexel reviews college coursework completed by all admitted transfer students and may grant credit for courses completed at a college or university that is either regionally accredited or a recognized candidate for accreditation according to the Association of Colleges and Schools/Commission of Higher Education.
To receive transfer credit for courses completed at another institution, the courses must be substantially equivalent to courses offered in the desired curriculum at Drexel and you must have completed the courses with a grade of C (C=2.0) or better. The number of credits you can transfer will be determined by your academic department once you've been admitted.
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The Graduate Student-Veteran Experience
As an R1 research institution, our graduate programs provide students with a comprehensive interdisciplinary education with a focus on application through research and practical experience. Pursuing graduate studies at Drexel will allow you to leverage the knowledge you already have, broaden the scope of your education, and gain insights within a community of forward thinkers. Either on campus or online, we invite student-veterans with undergraduate degrees or higher to join any of our graduate, doctoral, or professional programs. Visit our Graduate Virtual Experience to get a better look at what a graduate education at Drexel can offer you.
Ready to Apply?
Make sure to review our graduate application instructions to learn more about the steps to apply based on your intended program as well as the criteria our admissions representatives take into consideration when determining your admission to Drexel. Our graduate admissions representatives can provide you with everything you need to know about your admission to Drexel. You can also contact the Office of Graduate Admissions via email at enroll@drexel.edu or phone at 215.895.6700.
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