International Instructions
Drexel takes into consideration a number of criteria when determining admission, including your secondary school performance and/or college/university performance, test scores, letters of recommendation, and essay.
Prerequisites and Deadlines
Before beginning your application to Drexel, please review our Admission Prerequisites and Application Deadlines.
Required Materials
How to Submit Application Materials
At this time Drexel Admissions is operating virtually and therefore we are not able to process application documents received through U.S. Postal mail, or courier service (DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc.). We strongly recommend you submit all official transcripts and supporting documentation electronically to enroll@drexel.edu. If your school is not able to send official transcripts electronically, you may send us unofficial transcripts; however, if you are admitted, we will require you to submit official transcripts prior to enrolling at Drexel University. We appreciate your patience during this unprecedented time at Drexel and around the world. We will process all documents as soon as we receive them, but please expect some delays.
Refer to the appropriate application instructions for the materials you are required to submit:
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Submit Application Materials
At this time Drexel Admissions is operating virtually and therefore we are not able to process application documents received through U.S. Postal mail, or courier service (DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc.). We strongly recommend you submit all official transcripts and supporting documentation electronically to enroll@drexel.edu. If your school is not able to send official transcripts electronically, you may send us unofficial transcripts; however, if you are admitted, we will require you to submit official transcripts prior to enrolling at Drexel University. We appreciate your patience during this unprecedented time at Drexel and around the world. We will process all documents as soon as we receive them, but please expect some delays.
Admission Decisions
Students applying for first-year admission are offered the choice of applying Early Action or Regular Decision.
Early Decision (ED)
If you choose to apply Early Decision, it means that you will apply early and receive an admission decision sooner than the Regular Decision applicant pool. Early Decision applicants will receive one of three possible decisions: an offer of admission, deferral to Regular Decision (for your first-choice major), or denied admission. Early Decision is binding. This means that if you are offered admission, you must attend Drexel University and withdraw any applications submitted to other schools.
Early Action (EA)
If you choose to apply Early Action, it means that you will apply early and receive an admission decision sooner than the Regular Decision applicant pool. Early Action applicants will receive one of three possible decisions: an offer of admission, deferral to Regular Decision (for your first-choice major), or denied admission. Early Action is non-binding, and if accepted, you have until the May 1 National Candidates' Reply Date to confirm your acceptance.
Regular Decision (RD)
If you choose to apply Regular Decision, you will receive a non-binding decision from Drexel by April 1. If accepted, you have until May 1 to confirm your acceptance.
Transfer Decisions
Applications for transfer applicants are reviewed on a rolling basis. If you currently live and attend a university outside of the United States, you will need to follow strict application deadlines to allow enough time to go through the new I-20 application and visa process.