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- Likes:
- I like the CO-OP opportunity at Drexel University. It will give me industrial experience along with academics.
- Dislikes:
- I dislike the quarter pattern in my university. It makes my studies hectic. I literally have exams every month!
I chose this university for the CO-OP opportunity, speciality in the Pharmaceutical industry. The university helped me to develop my resume, LinkedIn profile, etc.
- Likes:
- The campus is located in the city so you get to experience true city life while also getting a campus.,
- Lot of accommodation options and also really affordable as compared to other cities.,
- Lot of food options, especially international food.,
- You get to experience city sports, like the love for the Eagles, the 76ers, the Phillies.,
- The co-op system and the quarter system
- Dislikes:
- The academics could be better.,
- It lacks community because we don't have a lot of focus on sports, so the college doesn't get a chance to come together and celebrate Drexel.
I picked this over any other college because of its city-integrated campus. It also had business analytics as an option for a STEM degree, even though it was a co-major, so only 24 extra credits. Also liked their co-op system where you get to intern full-time with big companies, almost promising a return offer in the future.
- Likes:
- Campus is pretty diverse and students are always onto something haha,
- Faculty is helpful and good at what they do. Teaching is v important and I found it to be top tier,
- Co-op program is easily the BEST in the country. I highly recommend opting for the 5 year 3 coop option
- Dislikes:
- I wish there were more activities outside of regular university co curriculars. Would have loved to explore more,
- More social events where I could network more. Maybe I needed to sign up for more so I guess more marketing of those events?,
- Post Graduation resources are a little scarce. Wish I could stay in contact more
I had taken the SATs and applied for Drexel University alongside 4 other universities (Texas A&M, NYU, Purdue, and Penn State). I got in all the above listed and got deferred in NYU. The application process specifically for Drexel was pretty straightforward. I had to submit my SAT score, write 2 essays, and fill out the application form, and financial aid form. I had applied early decision.
Course Curriculum, Alumni Network. LeBow in particular has a great alumni network and the careers team here is exceptionally nice and helpful.
They're a private school, specializing in co-ops, and are among the best in the country with connections to Fortune 500 companies. Students are able to gain 2 years of experience even before graduation.
I chose Drexel for the co-op program and also because I planned to transfer before I started and my counselor told me a private school would be easier to transfer from.
I chose Drexel University mainly because of its co-op program. I also chose it because of the wide range of options in majors and minors, which allowed me to explore different programs that the university offered.
The Drexel Co-op program gave internship experience prior to receiving my degree. At the time I went, not a lot of colleges offered this, so it was a great incentive. It was also located in a pretty major city that allowed for a metropolitan experience.
The co-op program! Our co-op program is world class. Students get placed into top 500 companies and get paid well. They can also work anywhere in the domestic United States or internationally. You work for 6 months full time instead of going to classes.
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