Drexel University
Introduction
Drexel University is a prestigious private research university in Philadelphia, founded in 1891 by financier and philanthropist Anthony Drexel. It is renowned across the nation for excellence in engineering, technology, business, and design education. The campus is located in the heart of University City, adjacent to the University of Pennsylvania, covering about 30 acres in a beautiful setting. Drexel's most distinctive educational feature is its renowned cooperative education program (Co-op), in which students alternate between classroom study and full-time paid professional experience, with an employer network of over 1,600 companies nationwide, giving graduates substantial industry experience and strong employment competitiveness. The university comprises 13 colleges including engineering, business, computing, and media and design, with the engineering and computing colleges ranked among the best nationally.
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Any practical tips for visiting Drexel University?
Pair with the adjacent University of Pennsylvania campus for a University City experience The Victorian Main Building is architecturally beautiful and the historic heart of campus


