Transfer Students

This Is Your Time. You Are Invited.

Although we won't have the opportunity to welcome you on campus this April for Drexel's Admitted Students Days, we'd like to invite you to take part in a special virtual experience for our new Dragons: the exclusive This Is Your Moment website. And we encourage you to return to the website throughout April, as we will be continually adding new features to help you explore what your future as a Dragon will look like.

This Is Your Moment

Contact Us Digitally – Campus Currently Closed

Drexel's campus is currently closed as part of the University's response to the coronavirus (COVID-19); however, Drexel Admissions staff are working remotely and available to assist you!

You can connect during our all-day chats, email at enroll@drexel.edu, or reach out directly to your undergraduate admissions representative.

You are looking for the next steps in your college career. Considering where you'll continue your education can be stressful — so many details, deadlines, and decisions! To help you navigate the process of transferring to Drexel, we've gathered some important and helpful resources below.

As part of our ongoing effort to support students as they navigate circumstances resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently waiving the application fee for applicants applying for the following terms: fall 2020 (September), winter 2021 (January), and spring 2021 (late March/early April).

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Academic Options

Explore all of our academic options, including more than 80 full-time undergraduate programs.

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Transfer Instructions

Take a closer look at the criteria Drexel takes into consideration when determining admission, including previous experience and academic performance in relation to your desired major and essay.

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Financing Options

Transfer students at Drexel are eligible for a variety of financial aid options, including merit-based scholarships, loans, and grants.

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Transfer Credit Evaluations

Drexel may grant you credit for courses that you have previously completed at a regionally accredited college or university during the evaluation process.

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Transfer Instant Decision Days

Schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor to review your application and receive an admission decision the same day.

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Visit Drexel

We hope you'll visit us on campus to experience life at Drexel. We offer a variety of options to fit your schedule.

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Co-op Opportunities

Find out how our unique cooperative education program provides students with professional work experience before they graduate.

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Campus Life

Get a firsthand glimpse of what it's like to be a Drexel Dragon.

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Admissions Representatives

Our admissions representatives can provide you with everything you need to know about admission to Drexel.

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Contact Admissions

If you have any questions, we’re here to help. Contact the Office of Admissions via email at enroll@drexel.edu or phone at 215.895.2400.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to commonly asked questions and helpful links to additional information.

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Additional Transfer Opportunities

In addition to our full-time programs, Drexel provides a number of flexible options for students looking to complete their bachelor's degrees.

Part-Time Undergraduate Programs – Many of Drexel's undergraduate programs are available part-time. Some part-time programs require limited daytime coursework, but many can be completed entirely through evening coursework.
Dual Admissions Program – A unique opportunity for students to receive guidance from Drexel while completing their associate's degree from select community colleges. This program assists in providing a seamless transfer to our institution.
Nursing Accelerated Career Entry BSN Options – For students who already have a bachelor's degree and are looking to receive their BSN in a shorter time frame.
Drexel University Online – One of our most flexible education options, Drexel programs are available anywhere with an Internet connection.
Continuing and Professional Education Programs – You can learn in-demand skills in various industries and fields by registering for non-credit courses for professional development.
Readmission – If you are a returning Drexel student who has previously enrolled in undergraduate coursework at the University, please refer to these instructions for application requirements.

About Drexel

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.

The Value of Drexel – Our students are ambitious, as evidenced through the success of our graduates. Learn how investing in a Drexel education provides a solid return, both right out of college and in the years to come.
Undergraduate Viewbook [PDF] – An in-depth overview of the Drexel experience. Learn more about academic programs, cooperative education, student life, facts and figures, and more.
Student Stories – Get a Dragon's perspective.
Admissions Blog – An insider's view of Drexel University.
PaperClip – Find out what Drexel is really like straight from the students themselves.