If you’re in the market for an exceptional online learning experience, you’ve come to the right university – one that understands why an investment in your education is an investment in your professional future. So what makes Drexel a good choice?
You will stand out to employers
As a top-ranked, regionally accredited institution, known for its interdisciplinary approach to applied education, Drexel consistently gets high marks from employers for its online degree and certificate programs. In fact, we have made it our mission to provide you with practical knowledge for professional success: Knowledge you can put to work from the first day of class.
You will study with the best
Drexel’s faculty members are energetic scholars and recognized experts in their fields, with a real passion for the subjects they teach. But above all, they are committed to connecting the dots between what you know and what you need to learn, by engaging your professional interests, building on your valuable experience, and providing you with continuous support.
You will build an impressive network
The Digital Dragon community reaches across the country and around the world, connecting a diverse group of talented adults, with plenty of professional know-how, life experience, and practical advice to share. So in addition to earning a valuable degree, you will come away with an impressive network of colleagues, contacts, and friends.
You will have plenty of support
Along with your enrollment counselor, academic advisor, professors, and classmates, you will have all the extra support you need to be successful, including 24/7 tech support, as well as online access to Drexel University’s award-winning W.W. Hagerty Library, its Writing Center, and its Steinbright Career Center.
You will broaden your global horizons
Unlike most online education providers, Drexel offers life-changing study abroad opportunities for all of its virtual students – some of which are even built into the curriculum. And that’s a real bonus in today’s global workplace.
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