Drexel University Top Questions

Our student body is very, very diverse. It's tough to sum up Drexel in a paragraph like this; if you are a whitebread conservative from Kansas, you will find friends here. If you are a gay kid from NYC, you will find friends here. If you are from China, you will find friends here. The best part is, no matter which of these stereotypes you may fall into, you will more than likely make friends not just within your groups but with others as well.

Classmates played a large role in my freshman year at Drexel including large study groups and group projects, however since then my classmates and I do not depend on eachother as much because we have learned to be more independant.

The students are all typically friendly with one another and help each other through classes. Generally there is less competition with more collaboration within the school, and this allows students to grow and learn together without having to constantly be anxious or worried about whether what they are doing is sufficient.

Thoughtful and interested in succeeding in their chosen careers.

They are hard working students who help me and I help them depending on who excels in what subject.

My classmates are hard-working, intelligent people who are focused and committed to doing well in school.

family like and close knit.

All students have a passion for learning and work hard to achieve their goals, finding their hard work well rewarded.

A very out going, responsible group of people ready to take on the world.

My classmates give a lot of input and are very helpful when I ask for their opinion. They are also very outspoken, which is nice because it is interesting to see what other people think.

Don't be shy in class, because they'll be shy too.

Mostly engineers.

My classmates at Drexel University are a diverse bunch who are willing and eager to make it big in the real world.

I believe that I have made life long friends here. Everyone that I have met have been so nice and friendly. The advantage is that you really get the chance to meet many people of diverse cultures. Everyone is also willing to help one another because we all don't know everything and the next person may understand something better than you do, vice versa.

School spirit doesn't exactly abound at Drexel. The administration is trying to work on that (and in a good basketball year, you might see different), but the student body--towards the school, at least--is generally disdainful, if not downright angry about something.

My classmates and I each try to do our best for ourselves in academics, but we are supportive of each other and give each other advice as well.

I would describe my classmates as determined and goal oriented.

distant

My classmates are either people I'll never see again or people I will compete against later in my career.

Student speaking the school’s reputation, students who should not go to Drexel, and other schools they applied to