The Office of the Provost is committed to creating a challenging and diverse environment for the more than 26,000 undergraduate and graduate students who attend Drexel as well as providing strong academic support to our more than 1,000 faculty.

Guide to Academics at Drexel

Drexel University comprises 15 Colleges and Schools with over 75 undergraduate majors and a large selection of undergraduate minors. There are over 80 master's and 32 doctoral programs offered by nearly all of our colleges and schools.

• Majors and Programs
• Graduate Programs
• Accelerated, Combined and Bridge Degree Programs

Academic Advising and Support

Academic Advising at Drexel University is done at both the University and College/School level. Drexel offers a breadth of supporting Centers, Institutes, and programs designed to assist both traditional, non-traditional, and online students with the academic experience.

• Advisor Listing: Undergraduate | Graduate
• Academic Resource Center

Courses and Registration

Course Registration is done through DrexelOne or with the assistance of an Academic Advisor. Program information is available via the individual College or School.

• Course Schedules (Term Master Schedule)
• Course Descriptions
• University Catalog
• Registration Information (Registration Time Tickets)
• Final Exam Schedules

Curriculum Development & Revisions Guidelines

Guidelines have been developed related to the creation and delivery of all programs to fulfill Drexel University's academic standards and meet federal policies.

• Program Guidelines [PDF]
• Certificate Guidelines [PDF]
• Course Guidelines [PDF]

Consumer Information and Student Right to Know

• Consumer Information and Student Right to Know

Syllabus Checklist

• Syllabus Checklist for Faculty