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Study in New York CitySix different semester programs: Wall Street, United Nations, Contemporary Art, Communications and Media, Social Entrepreneurship and New York Theatre

#17 US Liberal Arts Universities whose physical science majors earn PhDs (National Science Foundation 2015)

Best Liberal Arts College in the US

(Times Higher Education 2017)

Top 50Colleges that Create Futures(The Princeton Review 2017)

Ranked Top 5in Theater and Top 40 in Political Science (The Princeton Review 2017)

Why Choose Drew University?

Experience the Liberal Arts Advantage

Average Class Size:

15

• Zero classes taught by graduate assistants; learn directly from professors

• 10:1 student-faculty ratio

• 94% of faculty hold the highest degree in their field

60%+of our faculty hold PhDs from global Top 50 universities

2015 Nobel Prizein Medicine awarded to Dr. William Campbell, a researcher in Drew’s RISE program

Drew University Faculty and Mentors

Employed in their chosen field or in graduate school within

six months of graduation

94%

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Employers choose Drew graduates because of the skills they develop during their liberal arts studies. Students go on to work for big-name companies, including:

Drew Graduate Success

Americorps

Aon Hewitt

BASF

Bloomberg

Christie’s

Coca-Cola

Deloitte

Ericsson

Ernst & Young

Fidelity Investments

Google

IBM

ING

Lincoln Center

Lockheed Martin

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Merrill Lynch

Morgan Stanley

Mount Sinai Hospital

New York Life

Novartis

Pfizer

Prudential Financial

Ralph Lauren

Samsung

Smithsonian Institute

Sony Music

TD Bank

Teach for America

Time Warner Cable

UBS

Wells Fargo Advisors

Boston University [32]Brown University

Carnegie Mellon University

Columbia University [9]Duke University [19]George Washington University

Georgetown University

Harvard University [1]

Drew graduates have gone on to study at these top-ranked graduate schools: (Best Global Universities, U.S. News & World Report 2017)

Johns Hopkins University [11]London School of Economics

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) [2]New York University [27]Northwestern University [25]Oxford University [6]Parsons School of Design

Penn State University

Princeton University [8]Stanford University [3]The Ohio State University

University of California - San Francisco [16]University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill [32]University of Pennsylvania [17]University of Virginia

Pathways to the World

“ Drew graduates have the dual experience of a small classroom environment, where they cannot just blend into the crowd, and the opportunity to gain real-world experience with New York City internships. This combination makes Drew graduates an attractive hire for my or any other company.”

Ed Moed Drew University, Class of 1989 Co-founder and CEO of Peppercomm

Madison, New Jersey offers the best of both worlds—the comforts of small-town living with the benefits of big-city adventure. Just 47 minutes by train from midtown Manhattan, you’ll have convenient access to all the action of New York City and a safe, peaceful campus to call home.

Data based on 2014-16 Drew graduates


Find out more about Drew www.myin.to/DrewBigWorld


About the UniversityIt’s clear from the moment you step onto campus that Drew students benefit from unique, practical-learning programs; personal relationships with professors; a deep-rooted culture of collaboration; and engagement within the greater community.

About Drew UniversityTake full advantage of our hands-on, customizable

education and real-world learning experiences.

You will have unparalleled opportunities as an

undergraduate student including:

• The one-of-a-kind Charles A. Dana Research

Institute for Scientists Emeriti (RISE), home

of 2015 Nobel Prize Winner for Medicine and

Drew Fellow William Campbell

• The Drew Summer Science Institute (DSSI)

(page 13)

• New York City semesters focusing on Wall

Street, the United Nations, Contemporary

Art, Theatre, Social Entrepreneurship and

Communications and Media in New York City

(pages 10-11).

No matter what you study, you will graduate with

the skills 21st century employers want.

Build Your Own DegreeWe will provide a customized education that is

right for you:

• 35 majors and 59 minors

• 6 combined-degree programs

• Pre-professional programs in law, medicine/

health and engineering

• Hands-on NYC semesters, internships, real-world

science and global opportunities

“Your rigorous education at Drew University, shaped by unique learning experiences in the larger world, will develop the skills to prepare you for any challenge. We hope you will join our family and discover why Drew is an extraordinary place to live and learn.”MaryAnn Baenninger, PhD President

Personal Collaborative RelationshipsFull-time faculty do more than teach

undergraduates; they mentor, advise, debate,

challenge and inspire them. Our professors care

about you and your learning.

World-Class FacultyDrew’s faculty are not only passionate teachers,

they are distinguished scholars who earned

PhDs from the world’s most prestigious

institutions including:

• Harvard

• Princeton

• MIT

• Columbia

• Yale

INTO Drew CenterOur Center is your first step toward academic

success in the US. Our International Year One

and English language programs, outstanding

faculty, facilities and support services ease your

transition to US life and prepare you for the

demands of an undergraduate education.

Student Support• One-on-one academic coaching

• Family Friendship Program

• Conversation Partners

• International Ambassador Peer

Mentor Program

• Tutoring

• Language and cultural advisor

• 24-hour on-site support

• Career LAUNCH, Career Preparedness Program

• On-campus job opportunities

Find your mentor at Drewwww.drew.edu/academics/undergraduate-studies/ faculty-mentorship/


Where You LearnLive in one of the safest towns in the United States while being just a short train ride from the cultural, business and educational opportunities of New York City. Take a class outside among the tall, green trees and then hop on a train to explore New York City’s landmarks like the Empire State Building, Times Square or the Statue of Liberty.

Top 100Safest City in America(Safewise 2015)

#24Most Livable Small Town in the US(Livability 2015)


Drew Puts You at the Center of Everything• Located in Madison, New Jersey—a safe,

charming town of 16,000

• Just a short walk from campus to beautiful,

historic downtown Madison

• One-hour drive to skiing in the Pocono

Mountains or sitting on the beach by the

Atlantic Ocean

• 20 minutes from Newark-Liberty

International Airport

• Hundreds of Fortune 500 companies

in the surrounding area

• Easy access to US East Coast cities including

Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, DC

Excitement and Opportunity Await You in New York City• Attend one of our six semester-long programs

in New York City, where you’ll study at places

like the United Nations and Wall Street. See

page 11 for more information.

• Explore iconic American landmarks like the

Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty

and Times Square.

• Go shopping on Fifth Avenue or see a

Broadway show.

• Get an internship at one of the world’s leading

companies such as Goldman Sachs, Marvel

Comics, Pfizer or Ralph Lauren.

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5-minuteWalk from campus to downtown Madison filled with shopping, restaurants and more

“Drew’s environment is perfect for studying. It is quiet and beautiful with a lot of trees and animals. The best part is being able to get to New York City in under an hour. My friends and I love to take the train and find new restaurants to try.”Allen Zhang, China International Year One in Business

Live in the Forest - Drew’s campus www.myin.to/LiveInTheForest

Central Park

Times Square


Your Liberal Arts AdvantageOur liberal arts curriculum provides you with a well-rounded education. You will take classes in science, the arts and humanities, no matter your major, exposing you to fresh ideas and new ways of thinking.

Student-Driven LearningAt Drew, we do liberal arts a bit differently. We

focus on helping you become a well-rounded

individual. We prepare you for a lifetime of

great career experiences in an ever-changing

world. Flexible programs, close relationships

with professors, small class sizes and hands-

on experiences are how we help you take

full advantage of your American liberal

arts education.

FlexibilityA liberal arts education gives you the freedom to

choose your courses and create your own path

to an undergraduate degree. Combine majors

and minors in more than 50 fields of study . Our

approach to education gives you the freedom to

define your education. Nearly 50% of our students

double major within their four years at Drew.

Small Class SizesOur student-faculty ratio is 10:1, so the focus

is always on you. Professors have time to

work with you one-on-one and make sure you

understand the material. At Drew, we know more

than your name. We work to know your goals

and are committed to helping you reach them.

Your Professors CareOur professors are teachers first. Nearly 95% of

our faculty have earned the highest degree in

their field from prestigious universities and more

than 60% from global, top 50-ranked universities.

Need a letter of recommendation? Your letter

from a professor you have been doing research

with since your first year at Drew will speak

volumes to employers and graduate programs.

Access to faculty is unparalleled at Drew. Our

professors choose to spend their careers here

because of their passion for teaching and

mentoring undergraduate students like you.

Take Learning Outside the ClassroomWe believe that learning doesn’t just take place

in the classroom. With practical training in the

workplace, exceptional internship opportunities

and special off-campus programs, we turn

learning into an experience.

Try one of our Semesters in New York City,

where you learn directly from the people

working in your desired industry. Conduct

research in our one-of-a-kind RISE program,

which puts you in the research lab with leaders

in drug development, telecommunications and

even a Nobel Prize winner. Join one of our Short

TREC programs where you can learn more about

business in Italy or marine biology in Belize.

Each Drew student completes at least one out-

of-classroom experience before graduation.


New York City Semester ProgramsOur New York Semesters are your ticket into some of the city’s most high-powered spaces. You’ll earn academic credit and make connections at the United Nations, on Wall Street, in the world of contemporary art and more.

Semester on Wall StreetDuring this semester we take you to the center

of global financial markets. Visit companies

and meet with executives who play major roles

in shaping the world’s economy. In the last

five years, students who participated in the

Semester on Wall Street have gone on to work

for firms like BNY Mellon, JP Morgan, Goldman

Sachs and Tesla. Once you finish the program,

you will have a strong understanding of how

markets work and where your place in it may

be once you graduate. In this semester you

will visit:

• Investment firms including Goldman Sachs,

BNY Mellon, JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch

• Hedge funds like Spring Mountain Capital

and BlackRock Advisors

• Stock Exchanges such as NASDAQ and the

New York Stock Exchange

• Regulatory agencies including the US

Securities and Exchange Commission

Semester on the United NationsSpend time on the ground floor of global

politics. Interview diplomats, learn about the

inner workings of the UN and discuss the issues

reshaping the international community on a

daily basis. Drew’s status as a non-governmental

organization offers you unparalleled access.

In this semester you will visit:

• The General Assembly

• UN Security Council meetings

• International ambassadors and delegates

• Non-governmental organizations like the Red

Cross, Human Rights Watch and World Vision

Semester on Contemporary ArtGet involved in the New York contemporary art

scene for an entire semester. One day you’ll be in

an emerging artist’s Brooklyn studio discussing

how nature inspires you, the next you’ll be at

the Metropolitan Museum of Art debating the

Find more information about the New York City Semesters at

www.drew.edu/globaled/nyctrec


political meaning of a Kandinsky. While this

program is required for all art and art history

majors, it’s open to all Drew students.

In this semester you will visit:

• Museums such as MoMA, The Guggenheim

and The Whitney Museum of American Art

• Artist studios

• Curators and gallery owners

• Art dealers and brokers

Semester on Communications and MediaNew York City is the media and communications

capital of the world. From TriBeCa to the

Upper East Side neighborhoods, firms both

big and small come up with creative ways to

provide ideas, information and stories that

shape our culture. These messages help create

identities and personalities for their companies,

organizations and products. In this semester you

will visit:

• Public relations firms like Global Strategy

Group, Peppercomm, Edelman and Ruder Finn

• Advertising agencies

• Broadcast companies like CBS, ABC and NBC

• Publishing firms

• Print media outlets like The New York Times

and Time Magazine

Semester on Social EntrepreneurshipYou will visit foundations, government offices

and non-profit organizations to examine their

role in addressing social problems, such as

inequality, poverty, conflict, environmental

damage and rights abuses and work with a

non-profit partner to address a challenge

that the institution is facing. Visit places like:

• The Ford Foundation

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

• The Metropolitan Opera

• Blackbaud (a for-profit that provides financial

services to a number of non-profits)

New York Theatre ProgramThis year-long program partners you with a

professional theatre company that will help

you create an original performance to premiere

in New York City. You will learn theatre history

through tours and museum visits, take in on-

and off-Broadway productions, hone techniques

through hands-on workshops and experience

the thrill of being on stage to debut your original

creation. This program is open to majors and

minors in the theatre and dance department.

#5Theatre program in the nation(The Princeton Review 2017)


Undergraduate Drew student Manny Gabriel with 2015 Nobel Prize Winner and RISE Fellow Dr. William Campbell


Science OpportunitiesOne of the most important things for science majors is the opportunity to conduct research. Our undergraduate focus gets you in the lab as early as your first year. With our truly unique RISE program and professors who are still active in the larger scientific community, we offer unparalleled research opportunities for our undergraduates.

One-of-a-Kind RISE ProgramNew Jersey is the home of major drug

development laboratories and AT&T’s research

division. The Charles A. Dana Research Institute

for Scientists Emeriti offers you the unique

opportunity to engage in research under the

supervision of retired industrial scientists.

Working with RISE Fellows puts you in the lab

with the professional scientific community while

still an undergraduate, an experience typically

reserved for postgraduates.

RISE also gives you experience with analytic

equipment you’ll use on the job, from liquid

chromatography and cyclotrons to high-field

nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry.

RISE is unique: No other school has such a program.

Research With Nobel Prize WinnerRISE Fellow Associate Dr. William Campbell received

the 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering

a drug that treats parasitic diseases. Campbell has

taught as a RISE Fellow for 20 years.

Pre-Med, Your Path to Medical SchoolBy leveraging a strong background in liberal arts

with an emphasis on science, social science

and humanities courses, we provide you with

unmatched opportunities for research and clinical

internships that are essential for admission to

medical school.

Pre-med students receive custom support,

including direction from both an academic advisor

who is a professor in your chosen major and a

pre-med advisor who is a member of the National

Association of Advisors for Health Professions. Of

our students who apply to medical school, 80%

are accepted; nearly twice the national average.

Research with FacultyInterested in something your professor

is researching? Just ask, and a world of

opportunities will open. Our faculty conduct

research on a wide range of important issues,

including bacterial pathogenesis, evolution

in polluted lakes, primate communication, the

molecular biology of cancer, international health

care, forest integrity, physiology, Alzheimer’s

disease, HIV/AIDS and more.

Drew Summer Science InstituteThe DSSI pairs you with faculty mentors for

an intensive, personal experience working

full-time on a research project. Each summer,

this six-week program provides opportunities

to pursue real-world scientific questions and

establish professional relationships with faculty

at research universities and local industries.

Each student receives on-campus housing, a

budget for laboratory supplies and a weekly

stipend throughout the duration of the program.

Work-Study With Morristown MedicalOur mentor program with nearby Morristown

Medical Center is a work-study semester

that allows you to shadow emergency room

physicians. You will witness first-hand what

it takes to be a doctor and gain valuable

experience before applying to a medical program.

Outcomes for Science MajorsYou can find Drew alumni working for globally

recognized research companies or earning their

graduate degrees at top universities. Our recent

graduates (2014-2016) can be found at:

Universities• Columbia University

• Princeton University

• Stanford University

• New York University

• Penn State University

• Boston University

• Duke University

Companies• Novartis

• Pfizer

• LabCorp

• Mount Sinai Hospital

• Samsung

• BASF (chemical company)

• Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

“ Drew’s RISE program and Summer Science Institute allowed me to get into a research lab with actual scientists. This hands-on approach will look great on my application to medical school.”

Vanessa Bagambe, Uganda Biochemistry and Molecular Biology


Housing and DiningLiving on campus is one of the best ways to meet new people, adjust to US life and succeed in your studies. With support services and staff, recreational facilities and dining options just steps away, Drew’s close-knit community makes the perfect home away from home.

Living on CampusAll new students are required to live on campus

for their first two years of university. First-year

students are assigned a roommate in either

Tolley or Brow Hall. After your first year you can

move to any other residence hall on campus,

including suite and apartment-style housing.

Our campus is a close-knit community with

95% of our students living on campus. And with

guaranteed housing for all four years, 87% of

our students choose to stay in our residence

halls for their entire undergraduate degree.

DiversityWith just under 2,000 students from over 40

different countries, each residence hall is a diverse,

multicultural community with students from all

different backgrounds, beliefs and orientations.

No matter where you come from or where you

are going, you will find someone to learn from and

someone to share your culture with.

87%of our students live on campus all four years

24-Hour, On-Site SupportWith an INTO Drew student services

staff member living in the first-year

residence hall you always have a friend

just a few doors away. You also have

access to both Residence Directors

and Residence Assistants, located

on every floor of each hall. They are

here to assist and guide you through

your time at Drew and organize

activities that cultivate friendships and

lifelong memories.

Find out more about living on campuswww.drew.edu/campus-life


Residence Hall Features • Convenient on-campus locations close to classrooms,

libraries, the athletic center and dining

• Live-in student staff to assist residents 24

hours per day

• Securely locked exterior doors

• Wireless high-speed internet

• Lounges with televisions and games such as

billiards and table tennis

• Study lounges

• Laundry facilities

Items Provided in Each Room• Bed with extra-long twin mattress

• Linen package including sheets, pillows,

pillowcases and blankets

• Blinds or window coverings

• Desk and chair

• Closet or wardrobe space, with small dresser

• Television cable connection

• Ethernet port access

• Trash and recycling bins

On-Campus Dining No matter what you’re craving, our facilities have

the dish for you. With a Starbucks on campus, a

convenience store located in one of the residence

halls and both all-you-can eat and to-go options,

Drew’s Treeline dining has you covered. Eat at one

or all of our dining options:

• The Commons: The main dining option on

campus opened August 2016 and features all-

you-can-eat style dining with a stir-fry station as

well as options for halal and kosher diets.

• The Ehinger Center: Our food-court-style

dining offers a variety of options including

burgers, sushi, pizza, noodle bowls and

more. In a rush? This location offers great

grab-and-go options.

• Java City: Located in our main academic

building, this cozy coffee house serves

premium coffee, teas, sandwiches and snacks.

Benefits of On-campus Dining• No need to cook, wash dishes or shop

for groceries

• All-you-care-to-eat meals, including make-your-

own waffles and panini sandwiches, vegan

and vegetarian options, a variety of American

entrées, ethnically-inspired foods and many

other exciting, chef-created food choices

• No need to carry cash; meal plans are paid with

your student ID card

• Variety and flexibility with halal menu,

vegetarian and vegan options available from

7:30am to 10pm daily


Ways to start your academic studies

Undergraduate AdmissionsDrew offers more than 30 undergraduate majors and over 20 minors designed to help you combine your passion, strengths and skills into a successful and satisfying career. There are three ways you can begin earning your bachelor’s degree.

3.0 GPA

TOEFL 80

IELTS 6.5

2.5 GPA

TOEFL 60

IELTS 5.5

4-Semester Pathway

5-Semester Pathway

Year 1 Freshman

Year 2 Sophomore

Year 3 Junior

Year 4 Senior

Direct EntryIf you meet the academic and English language requirements

for your degree program, you may apply directly to Drew

University. Get started on page 28.

Entry Requirements• Secondary/high school diploma

• In-country equivalent of 3.0 high school GPA on a 4.0 scale

• TOEFL iBT 80 (18 subscores) or

• IELTS 6.5 (6.0 subscores) or

• Completion of Academic English Level 6 with no grade below C

International Year OneInternational Year One allows you to begin earning credits

toward your degree even if you don’t meet the academic

and English requirements for direct entry. You’ll receive

additional support to move you successfully through your

first two years at Drew and graduate in the same amount

of time as domestic students. Depending on your English

language scores, you’ll enter International Year One through a

4-Semester Pathway or 5-Semester Pathway program.

Entry Requirements• High school diploma with a US equivalent of a 2.5 GPA

4-Semester Pathway• TOEFL 60 (11 minimum subscores) or

• IELTS 5.5 (5 minimum subscores) or

• PTEA 44+ or

• Password overall level 6 or

• Completion of Academic English Level 4 with no grades below C

5-Semester Pathway• TOEFL 50 (10 minimum subscores) or

• IELTS 5.0 (4.5 minimum subscores) or

• PTEA 41 or

• Password overall level 5

English Language Program Our Academic English program is designed to improve your

English and prepare you for university studies. Once you have

achieved the required language level, you can progress to

International Year One or enter your undergraduate degree

program directly. Learn more on page 22.

Entry Requirement• High school diploma

Undergraduate Degree Program

Direct Entry

2.5 GPA

TOEFL 50

IELTS 5.0

International Year One

No TOEFL

or IELTS

Scores

English Language Program(See page 22)

High School Diploma(or equivalent)

What are your scores?

Transfer Student(See page 17)

Admissions | 17

Undergraduate Transfer ProgramIf you’ve already completed college- or university-level courses and want to transfer to Drew University, our 2-Semester Undergraduate Transfer Program (UTP) is for you. You’ll receive an estimate of transferable credits toward your degree before you start your program.

Program OverviewHave you earned 30 credits or more from another accredited college or university? Our 2-Semester UTP

provides a customized path to earning your bachelor’s degree at Drew. You won’t repeat course work

and will receive additional academic, language and cultural support to help you excel at a liberal arts

university. This program has two start dates available: Fall and Spring.

Program Benefits• Transfer of credits from your college- or university-level classes to your Drew degree

• Customized curriculum of Drew credit-bearing courses

• Guaranteed progression to any Drew undergraduate program upon successful completion of your UTP

• Academic advising throughout the program including progression and student success advisors

Sample Undergraduate Transfer Program (All Majors)

2-SemesterFall: August 19, 2018Spring: January 9, 2019

Degree Program Components128 credit hour program32 credit hours apply from UTPCredits remaining to degree depend on transfer credits applied

Program Information(maximum of 64 transfer credits can be applied toward degree)

Entry Requirements • Minimum of 30 college/university credits • In-country equivalent of 2.5 college/

university GPA on a 4.0 scale • Language requirement:

• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores)

• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores)

• PTEA 44+

• Password 6.0 overall

• Completion of Academic English Level 4

with no grade below C

Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements • Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway program • No grade below C

Notes

Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to remain in good academic standing.

These courses are generally delivered by INTO Drew.

EAP 101 English for Academic Purposes I (Reading & Writing) 4

EAP 102 English for Academic Purposes I (Listening & Speaking) 4

AMST 101 American Pop Culture 4

ANTH 104 Cultural Diversity 4

UNI 101 University 101 0

Total 16

Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours

EAP 201 English for Academic Purposes II (Reading & Writing) 4

EAP 202 Public Speaking 4

ART 104 OR 106 2-D Design OR Drawing I 4

Major Course Chosen with Advisor 4

Total 16


Academic Programs

All of the above majors are available as minors.

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Anthropology

Art

Art History

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Biology

Business

Chemistry

Chinese Studies

Classics

Communications

Computer Science

Creative Writing

Economics

Engineering [Dual degree program with Columbia University, visit drew.edu/engineering for more details]

English

Environmental Studies & Sustainability

French

German Studies

History

International Relations

Italian Studies

Mathematics

Music

Neuroscience

Pan-African Studies

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Religion, Comparative

Sociology

Spanish

Theatre Arts

Women’s & Gender Studies

Writing and Communication Studies

Minors

The following minors can be added to any of the undergraduate majors listed to the left.

American Studies

Applied Leadership

Applied Performance (Theatre & Dance)

Archaeology

Arts Administration & Museology

Dance

Data Science

European Studies

Film Studies

Holocaust Studies

Humanities

Italian

Jewish Studies

Latin American Studies

Law, Justice and Society

Linguistic Studies

Medieval Studies

Middle East Studies

Photography

Public Health

Russian

Statistics

Western Heritage

World Literature

Writing

Combined Degree Programs

Business Management

Education

Engineering

Environmental Management

Law

Nursing

Software Engineering

Pre-Professional Programs

Must be combined with a major

Pre-Engineering

Pre-Law

Pre-Medicine/Health

Pre-Dental

Pre-Nursing

Pre-Occupational Therapy/Pre-Physical Therapy

Pre-Pharmacy

The following Pathway programs can lead to one of the Drew undergraduate majors indicated below.

Designated STEM degree by the US Department of Homeland Security.

International Year One | 19


Sample Pathway Program (All Majors)

5-Semester PathwayFall: August 19, 2018Spring: January 9, 2019*Summer: May 15, 2019

Degree Program Components4 credit hours apply from Pathway

Program Information

Entry Requirements • In-country equivalent of 2.5 GPA out of 4.0 • Language requirement:

• TOEFL iBT 50 (10 subscores)

• IELTS 5.0 (4.5 subscores)

• PTEA 41+

• Password 5.0 overall

Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Notes


* Students with Spring start dates have a mandatory break during Summer term.

These courses are generally delivered by INTO Drew and are for Pathway students only.

EAP 040 Writing/Grammar 0

EAP 041 Reading/Vocabulary 0

EAP 042 Listening/Speaking 0

UNI 101 University 101 0

ART 106/160 Drawing I or Painting I 4

Total 4

Arts4-Semester Pathway Fall: August 19, 2018Spring: January 9, 2019

Degree Program Components128 credit hour program64 credit hours apply from Pathway64 credit hours remaining toward degree

Program Information

Entry Requirements

Academic Requirements • In-country equivalent of 2.5 high school

GPA on a 4.0 scaleLanguage Requirements • TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) • IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) • PTEA 44+ • Password 6.0 overall • AE Level 4 with no grade below C

Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements • Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway

program • No grade below C

*Progression requirements to other universities may vary.

Notes


Semester 3 will always commence in the fall.

During the second year of the Pathway program, students will select a well-rounded set of courses with the help of their academic advisor.

No audition or portfolio required for art, art history, music or theatre majors.


EAP 101 English for Academic Purposes I (Reading/Writing) 4

EAP 102 English for Academic Purposes I (Listening/Speaking) 4

AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4

MUSIC 101 Music: Imagination and Technique or 4

ART 104 2-D Design or 4

THEA 101 The Art of the Play 4

Total 16


EAP 201 English for Academic Purposes II (Reading/Writing) 4


MUSIC 102 Music Fundamentals or 4

ART 106 Drawing 1 or 4

THEA 120 Theater Technology and 4

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology or 4

REL 101 Comparative Global Religion 4

Total 16

Semester 3 Course Title Credit HoursWRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4

ART, MUSIC or THEA Major course 4


Humanities Major course 4

Total 16Semester 4 Course Title Credit HoursART, MUSIC or THEA Major course 4


Humanities General education course 4

Sciences General education course 4

Total 16

5-Semester Pathway ProgramAvailable in the fall, spring and summer semesters, our 5-Semester Pathway program offers more focus on English

language preparation than our 4-Semester Pathway program. This option applies to all International Year One and

allows you to start earning credits toward your bachelor’s degree at Drew. The sample course schedule below is for

the first semester of the 5-Semester Pathway program. Additional course samples for subsequent semesters are on

the following pages.


Business4-Semester Pathway

Fall: August 19, 2018Spring: January 9, 2019

Degree Program Components

128 credit hour program64 credit hours apply from Pathway64 credit hours remaining toward degree

Program Information

Entry Requirements

Academic Requirements • In-country equivalent of 2.5 high

school GPA on a 4.0 scaleLanguage Requirements • TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) • IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) • PTEA 44+ • Password 6.0 overall • AE Level 4 with no grade below C

Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements • Minimum 2.5 GPA in the

Pathway program • No grade below C

Notes








ECON 101 Microeconomics 4

Total 16




ECON 102 Macroeconomics 4

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology or 4


Total 16


WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4

MATH 117 Introductory Statistics 4

BST 115 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 4

Humanities General education course 4

Total 16


ECON 301 Intermediate Microeconomics 4

REL 214 Business Ethics or 4

SOC 217 The Sociology of Management 4

Elective College Elective 4


Total 16

Humanities and Social Sciences4-Semester Pathway


Degree Program Components

128 credit hour program64 credit hours apply from Pathway64 credit hours remaining toward degree

Program Information

Entry Requirements





Notes









Total 16




REL 101 Comparative Global Religion 4

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 4

Total 16






Total 16






Total 16


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Pre-Engineering4-Semester Pathway



Program Information

Entry Requirements





Notes




Dependent on engineering major and math/chemistry placement test on arrival, students may be required to attend the summer semester between years 1 and 2 (for fall start) or end of year 2 (for spring start).

For Columbia University-bound students: The five- or six-year Drew-Columbia combined degree engineering program offers students three or four years of liberal arts education at Drew and two years at Columbia, earning a BA from Drew, plus a BS in engineering from Columbia.

For more information about the Columbia combined degree program visit drew.edu/engineering





MATH Mathematics course, by placement 4

Total 16




MATH Mathematics course, by placement 4

CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry (with ESL support) 4

Total 16

Summer Term (As Needed) Course Title Credit Hours

MATH 151 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II 4

Total 16



MATH 250 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III 4

PHYS 150 University Physics I 4

CSCI 150 Introduction to Computer Science in Python 4

Total 16


MATH 313 Differential Equations 4

PHYS 160 University Physics II 4

Humanities/Social Sciences General education course 4


Total 16

Sciences4-Semester Pathway



Program Information

Entry Requirements





Notes




Dependent on science major and math/chemistry placement test on arrival, students may be required to attend the summer semester between years 1 and 2 (for fall start) or end of year 2 (for spring start).





MATH Mathematics course, by placement or 4

CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry by placement 4

Total 16




MATH Mathematics course, by placement or 4

CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry or 4

CHEM 160 Principles of Chemistry II or 4

BIO 160 Diversity of Life or 4

CSCI 150 Introduction to Computer Science in Python and 4

ANTH 104 Cultural Diversity or 4

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 4

Total 16

Summer Term (As Needed) Course Title Credit Hours

MATH 150 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I or 4

CHEM 160 Principles of Chemistry II or 4

BIO 150 Ecology and Evolution 4

Total 16



Science Major course 4



Total 16






Total 16


Academic Advisingthroughout your program

What You’ll Learn• Understand US values in an academic setting

• Present spoken and written ideas accurately and effectively in English

• Write research papers with proper use of citations and references

• Read, understand and critically evaluate academic texts

• Understand and use vocabulary common to academic disciplines

• Take useful and accurate notes in academic lectures and presentations

Academic EnglishOur Academic English program prepares you for university study in the US. You’ll receive high quality English language instruction and the academic skills to succeed at Drew.

Learn morewww.intostudy.com/drew/academic-english

Key Program Facts• Minimum enrollment of one term

• Fall, Spring and Summer start dates

• Fall and Spring semesters are

16 weeks; Summer is 13 weeks

• 6 levels of instruction

• Average 20 hours per week for Fall

and Spring; average 23 hours per

week for Summer

• All students live on campus and are

fully integrated into the residence

life community

Entry Requirements• High school diploma required

• No English language requirement;

students will be assessed and

placed upon arrival

• Minimum age is 16

Progression Requirements

To International Year One• 4-Semester Pathway: Completion

of Academic English Level 4 with

no grades below C

To Direct Undergraduate Admission• Completion of Academic English

Level 6 with no grades below C

1:10Average teacher-to-student ratio

English Language Program | 23

Study Abroad with English

With prior approval from a student’s home university, at Drew the student can earn credits toward

an undergraduate degree in his or her home country. Earned credits also may be applied to a

degree program with admission to Drew.

Learn morewww.intostudy.com/drew/study-abroad-with-english

Study Abroad with English combines English for Academic Purposes with the chance to experience undergraduate courses at Drew University. You can earn college credits in your field of interest without having to enroll in a long-term degree program.

Key Program Facts• Fall and Spring start dates

• Minimum of 1 semester

(approximately 16 weeks);

maximum of 1 academic year

• 8 credit hours of English for

Academic Purposes

• 8 credit hours of two

academic courses

• All students live on campus and

fully integrated into the residence

life community

Entry Requirements• High school diploma required with

an in-country equivalent of 2.5 GPA

or better

• English Language Entry Requirement

- TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum

subscores) or

- IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum

subscores) or

- PTEA 44+ or

- Password overall Level 6 or

- Completion of AE level 4 with no

grades below C


Combined Degree Programs with Guaranteed Entry

Columbia UniversityLocated in New York City, Columbia University is one of

the world’s most important centers of research and offers

a distinctive learning environment for undergraduate and

graduate students. columbia.edu

Liberal Arts and Engineering Combined Degree• Leads to an undergraduate liberal arts (BA) degree from Drew and

an undergraduate engineering (BS) degree from Columbia

• Guaranteed admission to Columbia after successful completion

at Drew

• Students typically enter Columbia after their junior or senior year

at Drew

• Program graduates are “liberally educated engineers”

• Complete both degrees in 5 to 6 years

Progression Requirements• Students must be enrolled full-time at Drew University for at

least two years

• Minimum 3.30 GPA overall

• Minimum grade B in pre-engineering sciences and math courses

designated by Columbia University, repeat courses will not

be considered

• Successful completion of specific prerequisite courses outlined in

the curriculum guide

• Completion of Drew requirements for a major and graduation

• TOEFL iBT 100 or IELTS 7.0 or SAT 650 (Critical Reasoning

and Writing Sections) or minimum grade B in Drew’s English

Composition course

• Recommendation letters from Drew’s combined degree liaison

office, Math or Science instructor

#5 in National Universities (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

#9 Best Global Universities (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

#18 Best Engineering Schools (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

Wake Forest UniversityLocated in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Wake Forest

University is one of the nation’s most respected private schools.

It is recognized for its outstanding academic reputation and

challenging liberal arts curriculum. wfu.edu

Liberal Arts and Master of Arts Management Combined Degree • Leads to a bachelor’s degree from Drew and a master of arts in

management from Wake Forest

• The 10-month graduate business degree is designed for recent

liberal arts, science and engineering majors; excludes business majors

• Automatic $5,000 merit scholarships for students accepted into

the program

• 95% job placement rate after completion with 9 out of 10

international students placed with H1-B work visas in the US

Progression Requirements• Minimum 3.33 cumulative GPA end of junior year at Drew

• Grade B or better in Mathematics 117 (introductory statistics)

or equivalent statistic-based social science or advanced

quantitative methods course

• Submission of GRE or GMAT, scores will not affect admission, but

may impact scholarship amount awarded

• A personal interview

• A written letter of recommendation from student or designee

affirming student has no honor code violations during tenure at

Drew University

#27 National Universities (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

#38 Best Undergraduate Business Programs (U.S. News & World Report 2017)

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Drexel UniversityLocated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

Drexel is a comprehensive global research

university. It is also one of America’s 15

largest private universities. drexel.edu

Liberal Arts and Nursing Combined Degree• You will complete 3 years at Drew for

your bachelor’s degree in liberal arts

and 11 months at Drexel for your

bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN)

• Guaranteed admission to Drexel

University after successful completion

Progression Requirements• Minimum 3.0 overall GPA

• TOEFL iBT 79 (minimum subscore of

26 in speaking)*

• Successful completion of specific

prerequisite courses outlined in the

curriculum guide

* TOEFL can be waived if the applicant completed 4 years of high school and received a high school diploma from the United States, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada or Ireland.


97% of Drexel students pass the NCLEX (nursing certification test)

Seton Hall Law SchoolSeton Hall Law has achieved national

distinction in various areas of law and

is located just 20 minutes from Wall

Street, making it a perfect place to

launch your career. law.shu.edu

Liberal Arts and Law Combined Degree • You will complete 3 years at Drew for

your bachelor’s degree in liberal arts and

3 years at SHLS for your law degree (JD)

• Guaranteed admission to SHLS after

successful completion at Drew

Progression Requirements• Minimum 3.25 cumulative GPA

end of freshmen year at Drew, and

minimum 3.50 GPA at the end of each

subsequent year at Drew

• Complete the entire undergraduate

program at Drew University within

4 years

• Earn minimum C- in all courses of the

first year of legal study

• Students must maintain a “good social

standing” while enrolled at Drew

• Must take the LSAT by October of the

third year of the undergraduate degree

program, scoring in the 77th percentile

or higher

#57 Best Law School in the US (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

#10 Best Health Care Law Program (U.S. News & World Report 2018)

Stevens Institute of TechnologyA Stevens education is different. Students

receive a unique curriculum that blends

technical training, teamwork, design projects,

internships and cooperative education

opportunities. Located in Hoboken, New Jersey,

Stevens is an inclusive college campus just

minutes from New York City. stevens.edu

Liberal Arts and Master in Software Engineering Combined Degree • Leads to a bachelor’s degree from Drew and a

master in software engineering at Stevens

• Guaranteed admission to Stevens Institute

after successful completion at Drew

• Program is typically completed in 5 years,

4 years at Drew and one year at Stevens

Progression Requirements• Minimum 3.3 GPA overall

• GRE overall minimum score 300, with 155

minimum score on the quantitative portion

• Meet all graduation requirements for

Drew University

• Letter of recommendation from a

faculty advisor

To Complete in 5 years• Computer science major at Drew

• Complete two designated master’s-level

computer science courses while at Drew with

minimum 3.3 GPA in each course


#11 Best Career Placement in the Nation (The Princeton Review 2017)

Find out more about Drew’s combined degree programs at

www.drew.edu/academics/undergraduate-studies/majors-and-minors/combined-degree-programs


Country Scales - International Year One

This guide is used for evaluation purposes by the Drew University Office of Admissions and is supplied here for reference only. Meeting the requirements listed here does not necessarily indicate that a student will qualify for admission to Drew University or INTO Drew University.

When referring to the following guides, be aware that this is not inclusive of all grading requirements. Grading systems and educational structures vary widely around the world and we evaluate each application individually to determine if the applicant meets the standards for success at Drew University.

Please also be aware that requirements by country are updated and adjusted appropriately throughout an academic year and might not be current in this brochure.

GCSE/I/GCSE (O Level) 5 subjects, 3 grades C or better, 2 grades D or better. Subjects must include: mathematics, English, social science and science

GCSE/GCE A-Levels Must have 2 A level grades. 1 C or better, and 1 D or better

IB Diploma 24, or average grades of 4 or higher, if by individual grades

Argentina Bachiller/Bachilerato or Bachilerato Especializado. An average of 6.5 or better on a 10 point scale

Azerbaijan Orta T hsil Haqqında Ş had tnam with minimum 3.5 out of 5 or 65%

Bahrain Tawjihiya with minimum 55%

Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate with minimum 3.5 out of 5 or 50%

Benin Senior High School Graduation Diploma - Baccalaureat/Baccalaureat de Enseignement/ Baccalaureat de Technicien with an average of 11.5 or better on a 20 point scale

Bosnia & Herzegovina Certificate (Svjedocanstvo/ Svjedodzba, IV Stepen) or Diploma (Diploma) average grade of 2.5 or better on a scale of 5

Brazil Certificado de Conclusão de Ensino Médio with minimum 6.5 out of 10 or 65.5%

Bulgaria Diploma za Zavarsheno Obrazavanie. An average of 3.0 or better out of 6

Cameroon See GCE O-levels and A-levels or Upper Secondary with Baccalauréat with minimum 12 out of 20

Chile Licencia de Educación Media, Técnico Medio/License of Middle Education with an average of 4.5 (Suficient/Sufficient) or better on a 7 point scale

China Senior High School Graduation/Completion minimum 65% (4 point scale), 75% (5 point scale), 115% out of 150%, or 2.5 (4.0 point scale)

Colombia Bachillerato Académico with minimum 75% or 7 out of 10

Congo Republic Baccalaureat/Baccalaureat Technique Average of 11.5 or better on a 20 point scale

DR Congo Diplome d’Etat Etudes Secondaires du Cycle Long Average of 65 or better on a 100 point scale

Cuba Bachillerato with an average of 75 out of 100 or better or an average of 3.5 or better on a 5 point scale

Cyprus Apolytirio Lykeiou (School Leaving Certificate-Greek) or Lise Diplomasi (Turkish). Average of 15 or better out of 20 (Southern Cyprus) or 6 or better out of 10 (Northern Cyprus)

DenmarkHøjere Handelseksamen (Higher Commercial Certificate) or Højere Forberedelseseksamen (HigherPrep Cerificate) or Bevis Studentereksamen (Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate) An average of 6.0 or better on a 12 or 13 point scale.

Ecuador Bachillerato/ Bachiller. An average of 7.5 or better on a 10 point scale or an average of 12 or better on a 20 point scale

France Baccalaureat de l’enseignement du second with minimum 11 out of 20

Gambia WAEC with 5 subjects passed, no grade below C6, and minimum 2 Cs

Georgia Sashualo Ganatlebis Atestasi or Sashualo Skolis Atestati with 6.5 out of 10, 4.5 out of 7, or 2.5 out of 4.0

Germany Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife (Abitur) or Zeugnis der Fachhochschulreife with minimum 3 out of 6

Ghana West African School Certificate of Education (WAEC) with 5 subjects passed with at least 3 grades of 6/C or better and 3 grades 7/D or better (English, Math, SS and Science)

Hong Kong HKSDE with minimum pass of 5 academic subjects, minimum grade of level 2

India Higher Secondary Certificate or the Standard 12 with minimum of 50%, C1 (CBSE), or 5 out of 9 (CISCE)

Indonesia SMA/STTB with minimum 6.5 out of 10

Iran Diplom Metevasheteh with minimum 12.5 out of 20

Iraq Adadiyah (Sixth Form Baccalaureate /Preparatory Baccalaureate) An average of 70 or better out of 100

Italy Diploma di Licenza Linguistica with minimum 7 out of 10 or Diploma di Maturita Classica with minimum 75 out of 100

Japan Kōtō Gakkō Sotsugyō Shōmei-sho with minimum 3.5 out of 5.0

Jordan Tawjihi, General Secondary Education Certificate with an average of 65 or better out of 100

Kazakhstan Senior secondary education with Attestat with minimum 3.5 out of 5.0

Kenya KCSE with minimum 7 out of 12

Kuwait Shahadat-al-thanawia-al-a’ama with minimum 75%

Kyrgyzstan Certificate of Completed Secondary Education earning an Attestat o Srednem Obrazovanii with minimum 3.5 out of 5.0

Lebanon Baccalaureat, General Secondary Education Certificate An average of 11 or better on a scale of 0-20 OR 65 or better out of 100

Libya General or Specialized secondary school with Secondary Education Certificate with minimum 180 out of 260 (Literary) or 230 out of 330 (Science)

Macau Higher Secondary (Form 5/Senior Two or Form 6/Senior Three) with minimum 65% plus A levels (for English education system)

Malaysia SPM with minimum 5.0 out of 9; average 8 on 18 point scale, or STPM 2.5 on 4.0 scale

Mexico Diploma/Certificado with minimum 75%

Mongolia School-leaving certificate with minimum 3.5 out of 5.0

Morocco Diplome du Baccalaureat with an average of 11.5 or better on a 20 point scale

Myanmar Higher secondary with 45%, 420 out of 600, or 3.5 out of 5.0

Nepal Higher secondary certificate with 73-74 (high C) out of 100

NetherlandsDiploma von Hoger Algemeen Voortgezet Onderwijs/HAVO Diploma von Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs/VWO An average of 6.5 or better on a scale of 1-10 or a 2.5 GPA or better on a 4.0 point grading scale

Nigeria WAEC with 5 subjects passed with at least 3 grades of 6/C or better and 3 grades 7/D or better (English, Math, SS, Science)

Norway Vitnemal fra den Videregaende Skolen (Certificate of Upper Secondary School) An average of 3.5 or better on a 6 point scale

Oman General Secondary School Certificate issued in English by the Ministry of Education An average of 73 or better on a 100 point scale

Pakistan Higher Secondary Certificate or Intermediate Certificate (arts or sciences group) with an average of 50 or better out of 100

Philippines High School Diploma (10-12 years of education) - An average of 78 or better out of 100

Qatar Al-Thanawaya Al-Amah with minimum 62%

Romania Diploma de Bacalaureat An average of 6.5 or better on a 10 point scale

Russia Certificate of Complete Secondary Education with minimum 3.5 out of 5.0

Saudi Arabia Tawjihiyah with minimum 75%

Singapore See GCE O-levels and A-levels

South Africa NSC with minimum 55%

South Korea Average ranking of 5.5 or lower on a scale of 9

Spain Titulo de Bachillerato with minimum 5.5 out of 10

Sweden Avgångsbetyg/Slutbetyg with minimum C on A-F scale

Taiwan Senior high school leaving certificate with minimum 65%

Tanzania See GCE O-levels or ACSE with minimum E

Thailand Maw 6 (M6) and the Certificate of Secondary Education with minimum 2.5 out of 4 or 65%

Turkey Lise Diplomasi with minimum 60% or 3.5 out of 5

Ukraine Upper secondary with minimum 6.5 out of 12 or 3.5 out of 5

United Arab Emirates Tawjihiyya with minimum 75%

United States of America High School Diploma with a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 grading scale

Uzbekistan Diploma of Specialised Secondary Education (O'rta Ma'lumot To'g'risida Shahodatnoma) with minimum 70% or 3.5 out of 5

Venezuela Título de Bachiller ("en" track taken) and Certificación de Calificaciones with minimum 12 out of 20

Vietnam Upper secondary with minimum 6.5 out of 10

Zimbabwe Form 4 with Zimbabwe Certificate of Secondary Education at O-level with minimum C or Form 5&6 with minimum D and no E grades


English Waiver Guidelines

Undergraduate English Waiver Exemptions

5-Semester Pathway 4-Semester Pathway Undergraduate Direct

IELTS 5.0 (4.5 subscores) 5.5 (5 subscores) 6.5 (6 subscores)

TOEFL 50 (10 subscores) 60 (11 subscores) 80 (18 subscores)

Password 5 overall 6 overall No

PTEA 41 44 59

IB No English HL: 4 English A HL: 5

IGCSE/GCSE No English First Language with C or better. English First Language with C or better.

A Levels (A/AS) No English First Language with C or better. English First Language with C or better.

US High School No 3 final years of high school in English, mainstream English classes, with grades of C or better in non-ESL classes.

3 final years of high school in English, mainstream English classes, with grades of B or better in non-ESL classes.

International High School (English medium of instruction)

No Grade of C or better in mainstream, non-ESL English courses

Grade of B or better in mainstream, non-ESL English courses

SAT 350 Verbal 400 Verbal 500 Verbal

ACT 14 English/Reading 17 English/Reading 19 English/Reading

HKDSE No English Level 3 or better No

Malaysia SPM No English 119 with C or better No

WAEC No No No

AP No Language & Composition or Literature & Composition with 3 or better

No

iTEP 3.0 (2.5 subscores) 3.5 (3.0 subscores) No

Cambridge English: First 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No

Cambridge English: Proficiency 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No

Cambridge English: Advanced 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No

African (Anglophone): Cameroon, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe (if primary medium of instruction in secondary school was English)

Yes* No

Commonwealth Caribbean (Anglophone): Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago

Yes* Yes

Australia Yes* Yes

Canada, except Quebec (French) Yes* Yes

Irish Republic Yes* Yes

New Zealand Yes* Yes

United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales)

Yes* Yes

*Qualifies for 4-Semester Pathway


Dates, Tuition and Fees

Housing and Dining Services for Academic Programs

Housing and dining rates are subject to change.

Housing Type Fall 2018 Spring 2019 Summer 2019

Double room/shared bathroom $8,650 $8,650 $7,450

Tuition for Academic Programs

Program Year 1 Year 2

International Year One (4-Semester) $39,500 $39,500

International Year One (5-Semester) $46,610 $39,500

Undergraduate Transfer Program (2-Semester) $39,500 NA

Deposits

Program Tuition Housing

Academic English $2,000 $2,000

International Year One $2,000 $2,000

Academic English + International Year One $2,000 $2,000

Miscellaneous Fees and Expenses

One Time Fall 2018 Spring / Summer 2019 Summer 2019

International Express Mail $100

Books (Estimated) $1,200 $1,200 $1,200

INTO Insurance (Estimated) $2,310 $1,615 $760

Tuition for English Language Programs

Program 1 Semester 2 Semesters 3 Semesters

Academic English $6,180 $12,240 $18,360

Study Abroad with English $19,750 $39,500 NA

Estimated Costs of Attendance for 2018-19

The following prices are based on 2017-18 prices or estimates and are subject to change.

Cost Description Tuition and Fees Living Expenses Books and Supplies Insurance Other Total Expenses

Undergraduate Direct Admission (1 Year - 2 Semesters) $39,500 $14,110 $1,200 $1,830 $2,122 $58,762

Undergraduate Transfer Program (1 Year - 2 Semesters) $39,500 $17,300 $1,200 $1,780 $2,122 $61,902

International Year One (1 Year - 2 Semesters) $39,500 $17,300 $1,200 $1,780 $2,122 $61,902

International Year One (1 Year - 3 Semesters) $46,610 $24,420 $1,200 $2,310 $2,122 $76,662

Academic English (1 Semester) $6,180 $8,650 $1,200 $890 $2,122 $19,042

Study Abroad with English (1 Semester) $19,750 $8,650 $1,200 $890 $2,122 $32,612

Rates are an estimate and subject to change. All prices in US dollars. Please visit www.intostudy.com/drew for more information.

By Academic Year There are two main semesters per academic year (Fall, Spring), each about 16 weeks long. In addition, there is a Summer term.

Start Dates for Academic Programs4-Semester Pathway programs in black and 5-Semester Pathway programs in blue. All Pathway programs can be started in the semester indicated below.

4-Semester Pathway program 5-Semester Pathway program

International Year One/Undergraduate Transfer Program

Fall 2018Aug 19, 2018 - Dec 14, 2018

Spring 2019Jan 9, 2019 - May 8, 2019

Arts

Business

Humanities and Social Sciences

Sciences

Pre-Engineering

Start Dates for Language Programs

ProgramFall 2018August 19, 2018

Spring 2019January 9, 2019

Summer 2019May 15, 2019

Academic English P P P

Study Abroad with English P P

P Variable program length

Start Dates for Drew University Degree Programs

Semester First Day of Classes Application Deadline* Application Fee

Fall 2018 August 27, 2018 February 1, 2018 $60

Spring 2019 January 14, 2019 December 1, 2018 $60

*Applications are accepted after the deadline as space is available.


Scholarships - Guaranteed all 4 years

Drew University Scholarships

INTO Drew Scholarships

Region/Country Award Amount

AfricaDrew African Scholar Award

$9,000

Central and South America Latin America Regional Award

$9,000

Eastern Europe and Central Asia Dream Drew Scholarship

$9,000

Hong Kong Hong Kong Scholar Award

$9,000

India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka South Asian Scholar Award

$6,000

IndonesiaBig Apple Award Indonesia

$7,000

Japan

Big Apple Award Japan $5,000

Korea Big Apple Award Korea

$5,000

Malaysia Big Apple Award Malaysia

$7,000

Middle East and North Africa Big Apple Award Middle East and North Africa

$9,000

Pakistan Pakistan Scholars Fund

$6,000

Southeast Asia and Indochina Big Apple Award Southeast Asia and Indochina

$7,000

Taiwan Big Apple Award Taiwan

$5,000

Thailand Big Apple Award Thailand

$5,000

Turkey Drew Turkey Ambassador Scholarship

$9,000

Vietnam Big Apple Award Vietnam

$7,000

Western and Central Europe Drew Europe Ambassador Scholarship

$5,000

$7,000Drew Scholarship

• Available for Year 3 and Year 4

• Matriculation to Drew

• 3.25-3.49 GPA at point of matriculation

• After Pathway, renewable for the same amount in Year 3 and 4 if 2.0 GPA is maintained

$12,000Dean’s Scholarship

• Available for Year 3 and Year 4

• Matriculation to Drew

• 3.5 GPA+ at point of matriculation

• After Pathway, renewable for the same amount in Year 3 and 4 if 2.0 GPA is maintained

Students who earn INTO Drew scholarships for their Pathway

program will be eligible to keep those scholarships for the

remaining four semesters of study at Drew, providing they

make satisfactory academic progress (2.0 GPA).

If a student’s INTO Drew scholarship is less than the Drew or

Dean’s scholarships, the student’s INTO Drew scholarship can

be replaced by the greater award. Students may receive only

one type of scholarship but not both (either a INTO Drew or

Dean’s/Drew Scholarship).

Pathway students not receiving an INTO Drew scholarship upon

entrance will be eligible for a Dean’s or Drew Scholarship with a

3.25 GPA or greater in the Pathway program.

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