We’re thrilled you’re considering Drew—and eager to let you in on Launch! Only Drew offers Launch, a one-of-a-kind approach that syncs life and career readiness across the entire undergraduate experience. Launch is our guarantee that every Drew student graduates with a purpose-driven, experience-based life plan—and the confidence to put it into practice.
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If you are interested in attending Drew as an undergraduate, transfer or graduate student—this is where you start.
We are here to help you through the admissions process, including answering all of your questions, arranging a campus visit, and helping you apply for financial aid. We’re in this together.
There’s never been a better time to be at Drew‚ whether you choose to apply directly from high school or transfer in from another college or university…
Admissions counselors will help you with the application process for The Caspersen School of Graduate Studies and Drew Theological School.
Whatever your interests and future plans, Drew puts you on a trajectory of success, with your program of study guiding your focus. Take advantage of our hands-on NYC semesters, internships, real-world science research, international opportunities, and more. Find your purpose. Forge your path. Launch your future at Drew.
Merit Scholarships
Drew is quite generous with financial aid and provides over $30 million to its students in financial aid each year. Both domestic and international students can qualify for merit-based scholarships, which are based on previous academic achievement. These scholarships do not require any additional application so students are automatically considered at the point of admission.
In addition to these merit scholarships, first-year students may also apply for Drew Action Scholars and the Drew Scholarship for the Arts. Drew Action Scholars is for students committed to community, innovation and global impact in a connected world. The Drew Scholarship for the Arts is for students who excel in the arts and plan to be an active member of the art community at Drew.
Need-Based Financial Assistance
In addition to merit aid, US citizens who file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) are also considered for need-based financial assistance. Limited need-based funds are also available to international students who submit the International Student Financial Aid Application.