Application Process

Congratulations on taking the first step to furthering your education. We know applying to college can be daunting, so we’ve put together this step-by-step guide letting you know what to expect during each part of the process.

Use the links to the left to learn more about how to create, obtain, and submit various types of application materials. The particular materials you’ll need to submit vary by program, so make sure to review your program’s admissions requirements before continuing.

If you have additional questions or technical difficulties, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our Admissions Representatives:

• Undergraduate Programs
  800.2.DREXEL
  online@drexel.edu
   
• Graduate Programs
  800.2.DREXEL
  enroll@drexel.edu

Step 1: Submitting Your Application

• Submit your application online.
• Submit your application materials. Most programs use rolling admissions, so the sooner you complete your file the sooner you’ll receive a decision.
• Track the status of your application materials in the Discover Drexel Portal.
• Apply for Financial Aid as soon as possible to ensure funds are available prior to the start of the term.

Step 2: Application Review

• Once we receive all required application materials, your file is sent to Admissions for review.
• In the meantime, feel free to take advantage of our Online Test Drive and other virtual events.
• You’ll receive a notification email when your decision is available on the Discover Drexel Portal.

Step 3: If You’re Accepted

• Confirm your acceptance by submitting a deposit and an Intent to Enroll form.
• You’ll then receive a Drexel email account and login information for Blackboard and other Drexel systems.
• Check out our system requirements to ensure that you have the right technology to be successful in the online classroom.
• Contact your academic advisor to learn about transfer credits, map out your degree plan, and register for classes. 
• Order textbooks and other class materials.

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