Undergraduate Programs
A Drexel education will encourage you to explore your interests and allow you to develop your own path. With over 100 majors and as many minors, you're sure to find a program that speaks to you. Through our cross-disciplinary model of learning, you'll also have the opportunity to explore a diverse range of minors outside of your chosen major, allowing you to expand the breadth and depth of your knowledge and get the most from your education. No matter what you choose to study, your classes will be taught by accomplished faculty, many of whom are working professionals teaching in their area of expertise.
In addition to undergraduate majors and minors, we offer a wide array of specialized program options that will allow you to develop the skills you need to excel as a professional and provide paths to ensure all students are able to meet their goals, including accelerated, bridge, combined, and interdisciplinary degrees, preprofessional programs (pre-med and pre-law), and international opportunities that allow you to explore learning environments around the globe. Have an innovative business idea that you're looking to get off the ground? We can help with that, too!
If you're not yet sure what path you're going to take, Drexel also offers undeclared options, through which you can explore different subjects before formally deciding on which is right for you.
Drexel is undertaking a bold Academic Transformation designed to align our distinctive strengths, academic structure, and strategic goals with our mission to prepare students for success in a rapidly evolving world. As part of this multi-year initiative, we will transition to a semester calendar, restructure several Colleges and Schools, and bolster our curriculum to better reflect the needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s leaders. While these changes may lead to updates in academic programs, they are not expected to significantly disrupt students’ current plans of study. Every aspect of this transition is being carefully planned to ensure continuity, with a strong commitment to supporting students throughout the process.