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Drexel University
#51 in Best Colleges for Design in America
  • A-
    Overall Grade
  • 4 Year
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • 2,737 reviews
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Drexel University Admissions

Drexel admissions is somewhat selective with an acceptance rate of 75%. Students that get into Drexel have an average SAT score between 1080-1300 or an average ACT score of 25-30. The regular admissions application deadline for Drexel is January 15. Interested students can apply for early action and early decision. The early action deadline is November 1, and the early decision deadline is November 1.

Admissions Statistics

Acceptance Rate
75%
Early Decision Acceptance Rate
—
Total Applicants
28,532
SAT Range
1080-1300
SAT Reading
520-630
SAT Math
560-670
Students Submitting SAT
75%
ACT Range
25-30
ACT English
24-31
ACT Math
25-30
ACT Writing
—
Students Submitting ACT
25%

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Admissions Deadlines

Application Deadline
January 15
Early Decision Deadline
November 1
Early Action Deadline
November 1
Offers Early Decision
Yes
Offers Early Action
Yes
Application Fee
$50
Application Website
drexel.edu/undergrad/apply
Accepts Common App
Yes
Accepts Coalition App
No

Admissions Requirements

What Really Matters When Applying
  • High School GPA
    Required
  • High School Rank
    Recommended
  • High School Transcript
    Required
  • College Prep Courses
    Recommended
  • SAT/ACT
    Required
  • Recommendations
    Required
Poll
56%
of students say the admissions process made them feel like the school cared about them as an applicant.81 responses
Poll
60%
of students feel the admissions process evaluated them individually as a real person, not just a set of numbers.81 responses
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