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International Students
In response to COVID-19, Drexel Admissions is virtual and the Admissions Visit Center is temporarily closed to all visitors. If you would like more information about Drexel, please visit our Undergraduate Virtual Experience to connect live with admissions staff, view presentations, take a virtual tour, and more. We thank you for your patience.
Conducting your college search can be stressful — so many details, deadlines, and decisions! To help you, we've gathered some Drexel resources to guide you through the process.
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Explore all of our academic options, including more than 80 full-time undergraduate programs.
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Take a closer look at the criteria Drexel takes into consideration when determining admission, including your high school performance, letters of recommendation, standardized test scores, an essay submission, and for transfer applicants — university performance.
Financing a Drexel education is a partnership. International students at Drexel are encouraged to explore their financing options, including merit-based scholarships, grants, and, for our first year applicants — the Drexel Global Scholar Program.
Find out how our unique cooperative education program provides international students with professional work experience before they graduate.
Get a firsthand glimpse of what it's like to be a Drexel Dragon.
Our admissions representatives can provide you with everything you need to know about admission to Drexel.
If you have any questions, we’re here to help. Contact the Office of Admissions via email at enroll@drexel.edu or phone at 1.215.895.2400.
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Find quick answers to commonly asked questions and helpful links to additional information.
We hope you'll visit us on campus to experience life at Drexel. We offer a variety of options to fit into your schedule.
Drexel provides an individualized path that allows students to achieve their personal goals. Check out the stories below to see where a Drexel education can take you.
Alex Uboldi (Marketing) knew that a college degree wasn't enough to prepare him for the media world.
Alexis China (Product Design) chose Drexel to complement her variety of interests and to be prepared for life after graduation from the start.
Chanel Miller (Health Sciences) chose Drexel to help people reach their best health potentials while enriching her education with diverse opportunities.
Josue Manjarrez (Biomedical Engineering) values the cultural knowledge he's gained because of Drexel's diverse student body.
Orcel Kounga (Computer Engineering) decided Drexel would be the right step toward his end goal.
Tauheed Baukman (Materials Science and Engineering) delved into research as a first-year student through Drexel's Students Tackling Advanced Research (STAR) Scholars program.