Drew University: Where The Forest Meets the Future

Drew University is a private liberal arts university in Madison, New Jersey, USA. It focuses on global education, research, and career preparation, empowering students to tackle complex world issues.

Academic Programs

Drew offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs through its three schools:

• College of Liberal Arts: Diverse majors in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
• Caspersen School of Graduate Studies: Programs in fields like Medical Humanities and Data Analytics.
• Drew Theological School: Offers divinity and ministry degrees.

Research and Innovation

The university promotes experiential learning and research through:

• NYC Semesters: Semester-long programs in New York City focusing on areas like the United Nations, contemporary art, and finance.
• Drew Summer Science Institute (DSSI): Opportunities for undergraduate research in the sciences.
• The Center for Civic Engagement: Connecting academic work with community service.

Student Experience and Campus Life

Drew is known for its beautiful, wooded campus, often called “The Forest.”

• Holistic Support: Services include academic tutoring, career development, and health and counseling.
• Vibrant Community: Over 60 student clubs and organizations, intramural sports, and a strong Division III athletics program (The Rangers).
• Location: The campus is just a short train ride to New York City, providing easy access to internships and cultural experiences.

Facts and Figures

• Students: Approximately 2,200 total students (undergraduate and graduate).
• Founded: 1867.
• Campus: Main campus is located in Madison, New Jersey, USA.
• Undergraduate Tuition (2024-2025 data): Approximately $44,820 per year (before financial aid and scholarships).