“Through your donations, you enable Drexel to produce future leaders who will change the landscape of the Greater Philadelphia region for the better, whether it be through the arts, community development, or economic development. I am and will forever be thankful for your generous donations.”
-Jeremiah Watson, LeBow student and Liberty Scholar

Every gift to Drexel University counts. Gifts made annually through the Drexel Fund, to any area of the University, provide our students with critical resources and access to a transformative educational experience.

You can see the impact of your collective generosity in Drexel graduates’ ability to lead, challenge the status quo and make a difference in the world.

How YOU Make a Difference

For the 2017-18 academic year:

• 99.7% of full-time freshmen students received donor-funded grant or gift aid from Drexel
• 90.4% of all full-time students received donor-funded Drexel-grant or gift aid from Drexel
• Drexel University awarded almost $200,000,000 in need-based institutional aid to undergraduate students
• The average financial aid package for students with financial need was $37,744
• Even with all sources of available financial aid, students on average had just under 75% of their need met

Of bachelor degree recipients between 2014-2016, one year after graduation:

• 81% were working full time
• 92% of those working were satisfied with their job
• Those working full time had an average annual salary of $55,558
• 48% of those who had participated in co-op received a job offer from a former co-op employer
• Almost 30% were working with a former co-op employer

Of advanced degree recipients from 2015 on, one year after graduation:

• 95% were either working full time or enrolled in graduate school
• Of those working full time, 90% were satisfied with their jobs
• Those working full time had an average annual salary of $70,090
• 29% of those who had participated in co-op received a job offer from a former co-op employer
• Almost 18% were working with a former co-op employer