During your first year at Drexel, you will attend classes for three quarters: fall, winter, and spring. The enrollment plan for transfer students may be different depending on their transfer credit evaluation. Below are the estimated costs of tuition, fees, and average room and board:

2018–2019 Academic Year

Cost	Annual Amount
Tuition	$50,874
Fees	$2,405
Room and Board	$14,079

These numbers reflect the estimated cost of attendance prior to financial aid being applied.

In the 2017–2018 academic year, Drexel offered financial support to 99.7% of its incoming students; the average scholarship and grant aid offered was $30,154, which includes federal, state, and institutional aid.

It's important to remember that there may be other costs to consider during your education. Some of these include books, which vary by program, a computer for personal use, transportation, and miscellaneous personal costs. These other costs are taken into consideration when Drexel reviews your financial aid eligibility.

Your subsequent yearly costs will be determined by your enrollment for each term. If you are:

• Enrolled in classes – You will be billed for tuition, University fees, and possible room and board.
• Enrolled in co-op – You will not be billed for tuition, but you will be billed for University fees and possible room and board.

Review the charts below outlining the enrollment plans for each of the co-op options for more information.

Co-op Programs

One Co-op Option

The one co-op option is four years and allows students to gain six months of full-time, professional work experience during their junior year.

	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
Freshman Year	Class	Class	Class	Vacation
Sophomore Year	Class	Class	Class	Class
Junior Year	Class	Class	Co-op	Co-op
Senior Year	Class	Class	Class	Graduation

Three Co-op Option

The three co-op option is five years and allows students to gain eighteen months of full-time, professional work experience split over sophomore, pre-junior, and junior years. Although the total program is five years, the tuition cost is the same as the four-year programs.

	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
Freshman Year	Class	Class	Class	Vacation
Sophomore Year	Class	Class	Co-op	Co-op
Pre-Junior Year	Class	Class	Co-op	Co-op
Junior Year	Class	Class	Co-op	Co-op
Senior Year	Class	Class	Class	Graduation

No Co-op Program

The no co-op program is a standard four-year program. Students take classes in the fall, winter, and spring and are on vacation during summer quarters for each year of their program.

	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
Freshman Year	Class	Class	Class	Vacation
Sophomore Year	Class	Class	Class	Vacation
Junior Year	Class	Class	Class	Vacation
Senior Year	Class	Class	Class	Graduation

The Nursing Accelerated Career Entry (NACE) program is based on 11 months of study in four quarters of enrollment, with the same costs regardless of whether you start in the fall or spring term cohort.

2018–2019 Academic Year

Cost	Program Amount
Tuition	$50,872
Fees*	$4,000 (first quarter only) $50 (all subsequent quarters)
Room and Board	$22,324

*The College of Nursing and Health Professions charges specialized fees for certain programs that are not included in the chart above. View more information about NACE fees.

It's important to remember that there may be other costs to consider during your education. Some of these include books, which vary by program, a computer for personal use, transportation, and miscellaneous personal costs. These other costs are taken into consideration when Drexel reviews your financial aid eligibility.

The Nursing Accelerated 2-Year Completion (NACT) program is a 24-month version of the NACE program, based on enrollment over 2 academic years. 

2018–2019 Academic Year

Cost	Annual Amount
Tuition	$25,440
Fee*	$2,000 (first quarter only) $13 (all subsequent quarters)
Room & Board	$22,324

*The College of Nursing and Health Professions charges specialized fees for certain programs that are not included in the chart above. View more information about NACT fees.

It's important to remember that there may be other costs to consider during your education. Some of these include books, which vary by program, a computer for personal use, transportation, and miscellaneous personal costs. These other costs are taken into consideration when Drexel reviews your financial aid eligibility.

The cost of tuition and fees is reviewed and may increase each year as determined by the Board of Trustees. The University will post tuition and fee rates for the upcoming academic year each spring; additionally, if you apply for financial aid, the University will provide you an estimate of your cost of attendance for the second year via DrexelOne.

The costs for online students depend upon the number of credits they register for each academic quarter. While some programs have predetermined enrollment, other programs allow students to decide how many credits they register for and how many quarters each year they enroll in. Since tuition and fees are based on the student's enrollment, Drexel will provide estimated cost of attendance based on the program schedule.

Tuition and fee rates are listed on the Drexel Online General Tuition Rates page.

Your specific cost of attendance breakdown can be viewed via your DrexelOne account.