Ranking Snapshot
US Rank
#80
QS Rank
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Graduate Rankings
Business (MBA)
Business / MBA
#110
Accounting
#77
Business Analytics
#107
Entrepreneurship
#56
Executive MBA
#73
Information Systems
#58
Management
#52
Marketing
#63
Part-time MBA
#114
Education
Education
#130
Engineering
Engineering
#83
Fine Arts
Fine Arts
#155
Health
Public Health
#31
Epidemiology
#19
Social and Behavioral Sciences
#18
Physician Assistant
#35
Physical Therapy
#40
Biostatistics
#52
Clinical Psychology
#59
Law
Law
#82
Business/Corporate Law
#101
Clinical Training
#85
Constitutional Law
#86
Contracts/Commercial Law
#98
Criminal Law
#88
Dispute Resolution
#107
Environmental Law
#148
Health Care Law
#24
Intellectual Property Law
#97
International Law
#135
Law Schools With the Most Graduates in Public Interest Law
#12
Legal Writing
#36
Tax Law
#103
Trial Advocacy
#19
Library Studies
Library and Information Studies
#13
Medicine
Medicine Outcomes
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Most Graduates Practicing in Health Professional Shortage Areas
#156
Most Graduates Practicing in Primary Care
#107
Most Graduates Practicing in Rural Areas
#107
Medicine Primary Care
#Tier 3
Medicine Research
#Tier 3
Nursing
Nursing-Anesthesia
#49
Nursing DNP
#96
DNP Nurse Practitioner
#Adult / Gerontology, Acute Care: 20
Science
Mathematics
#87
Physics
#97
Chemistry
#125
Earth Sciences
#138
Biological Sciences
#142
Social Sciences and Humanities
Psychology
#81
Economics
#113
Computer Science
Computer Science
#96
Drexel University is best known for its co-op model, which integrates classroom learning with substantial paid professional experience. Located in Philadelphia, it is especially strong in engineering, business, computer science, design, health sciences, and other career-oriented fields.
Drexel works best for students who want college to feel closely tied to career development from the start. Its urban setting, experiential emphasis, and fast-paced environment appeal to students who are practical, independent, and ready to make early use of internships and networking.