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Guide for International Students 2017–18

Live and learn 47 minutes from New York City Tier 1 Liberal Arts University #17 US liberal arts universities whose physical science majors earn doctorate degrees (National Science Foundation 2015)

Top 50 in colleges that create futures (The Princeton Review 2016)

Study in NYC Six New York City semester programs: United Nations, Wall Street, Contemporary Art, Media and Communications, New York Theatre, and Social Entrepreneurship

#61 Best Value College in the US (SmartAsset 2015) 93% Drew alumni working in chosen field or in graduate school six months after graduation (Class of 2015)

1 on 1 Research opportunities with industrial scientists, including 2015 Nobel Prize winner in medicine

1 in 3 Fortune 500 CEOs earned liberal arts degrees (Forbes Magazine) 4 Contents | Drew University 2017-18

Welcome to Drew University!

Drew University puts you on the path to academic discovery, professional success and personal fulfillment. Consistently recognized as one of the top liberal arts universities in the country, Drew offers more than 50 fields of undergraduate study in the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and the arts. Located less than an hour from New York City, our beautiful wooded campus in Madison, New Jersey, strikes the perfect balance between a small-school environment and big-world experience. Home to more than 1,400 undergraduates, Drew attracts students from across the US and more than 50 countries. Our liberal arts approach provides a well-rounded education that emphasizes broad knowledge of the wider world. You’ll explore a variety of subjects and develop essential skills that build the foundation for lifelong learning. The hands-on, highly personalized interaction between students and professors is a cornerstone of the Drew community. Our rigorous yet nurturing environment will encourage you to passionately pursue your curiosities in and out of the classroom. One of Drew’s defining qualities is the extent to which students, faculty, staff and alumni engage with the world beyond campus. As one of the first colleges in the country to introduce semester-long, off-campus study programs, practical learning opportunities have been a vital part of the Drew undergraduate experience since the 1960s. Today, our students continue to apply knowledge in an active and purposeful way, through volunteer work, professional internships and on-campus research. While Drew graduates go on to become leaders in their fields, success at Drew is defined by more than a degree. It is about developing critical thinkers and effective communicators that contribute to the advancement of a global community. We invite you to be part of the world that Drew University is working to create.

“Your rigorous education at Drew University, shaped by unique learning experiences in the larger world, will develop the skills to prepare you for any challenge. We hope you will join our family and discover why Drew is an extraordinary place to live and learn.”

MaryAnn Baenninger, PhD President, Drew University

Drew University Student Life 6 Where You Learn 32 Life on Campus 8 Drew University 34 Sports and Recreation 10 Your Liberal Arts Advantage 36 Housing and Dining 12 Semesters in New York City 38 Work and Internships 14 Science Opportunities at Drew 40 Paths to the World 16 Drew Academic Programs 42 Alumni and Parents 18 INTO Drew University Your Application Undergraduate 44 Application Process 20 Undergraduate Admissions 46 INTO Drew Application 21 Direct Entry 49 Affidavit of Support 22 Pathway Programs 51 Country Scales 28 Combined Degree Options 52 English Waiver Guidelines English Language Program 53 Dates, Tuition and Fees 30 Academic English 55 Scholarships 31 Study Abroad with English 50+ Nationalities represented on campus Combined degree program in engineering with guaranteed admission to Columbia University 6 Where You Learn | Drew University 2017-18

 New York City’s Times Square is a short train ride from Drew’s picturesque campus in Madison, NJ.

#24 Most livable small town in the US (Livability 2015) Drew University 2017-18 | Where You Learn 7 Drew University

Where You Learn

Madison, New Jersey, offers the best of both worlds—the comforts of small-town living with the benefits of big city adventure. Just 47 minutes by train from midtown Manhattan, you’ll have convenient access to all the action of New York City and a safe, peaceful campus to call home.

Drew Puts You at the Center Excitement and Opportunity Await of Everything You in New York City • Located in Madison, New Jersey—a safe, • Attend one of Drew’s semester-long charming town of 16,000 programs in New York City: United • Just a short walk from campus to Nations, Wall Street, contemporary beautiful, historic downtown Madison art, communications and media, social entrepreneurship, and theatre. See page • One-hour drive to skiing in the Pocono 13 for more information. Mountains or sitting on the beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean • Explore iconic American landmarks like the Empire State Building, the Statue of • 20 minutes from Newark-Liberty Liberty and Times Square. International Airport • Go shopping on Fifth Avenue or see a • Hundreds of Fortune 500 companies in Broadway show. the surrounding area • Get an internship at one of the world’s • Easy access to the East Coast corridor leading companies such as Goldman including Boston, Philadelphia and Sachs, MTV, Pfizer or Ralph Lauren. Washington, DC

#98 Safest city in America (Safewise 2015)

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Drew At-a-Glance

Founded: 1867

Enrollment: 1,455

International Students: 157

Countries Represented: 50+

Bachelor’s Degrees: 31

Campus Size: 185 acres

Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 10:1

94% of Drew’s faculty earned the highest degree in their field Drew University 2017-18 | Drew University 9 Drew University

Drew University

As one of the country’s leading liberal arts universities, Drew attracts students from all over the US and more than 50 countries. From its unique, practical learning programs to the personal relationships with professors, the deep-rooted culture of collaboration and engagement with the greater community is clear from the day you step on campus.

By studying with INTO, you are a Drew Full-time Professors Dedicated Key University Resources University student from day one. Enjoy full to Mentoring Students access to state-of-the-art university facilities One of the defining characteristics of a • University Library and Drew’s comprehensive support services. liberal arts education is the commitment of faculty to teaching undergraduates. • Academic Commons About Drew University Take full advantage of Drew’s classic liberal One hundred percent of our faculty teach • Academic Tutoring undergraduates and none of our courses are arts education and real-world learning • Health Services experiences. As a Drew student, you will taught by teaching assistants. Every Drew be able to participate in our one-of-a-kind student benefits from this commitment. • Center for Counseling & Psychological Services programs in New York City—at the United Personal Collaborative Relationships Nations, on Wall Street, in the contemporary Full-time faculty do more than teach art scene or in the media capital of the undergraduates: they mentor, advise, world. If you are interested in science, you’ll debate, challenge and inspire them. Drew’s have exceptional opportunities for advanced professors care—about you and your learning. research in Drew’s Summer Science Institute World-class Faculty and the RISE program. No matter what you Drew’s faculty are not only passionate study, you will graduate with the skills that teachers, they are distinguished scholars 21st century employers want. who earned PhDs from the world’s most Find out more about Drew at drew.edu prestigious institutions including: • Harvard • Princeton • MIT • Columbia • Yale

One of the greenest colleges in the US Top 100 (Princeton Review 2015) Best Bang for the Buck US Liberal Arts Universities (Washington Monthly 2015) 10 Your Liberal Arts Advantage | Drew University 2017-18

‚ Lee Arnold, Digital Arts and Animation Professor, MFA UPenn

‚ Pathway students in Milan on one of Drew’s Short TREC programs

‚ Students doing research in the RISE program with retired industrial scientist Arnold Demain, PhD

74% of CEOs say a liberal arts education prepares graduates for 21st century success Drew University 2017-18 | Your Liberal Arts Advantage 11 Drew University

Your Liberal Arts Advantage

Our liberal arts curriculum provides you with a well-rounded education. You will take classes in science, the arts and humanities no matter your major, exposing you to new ideas and new ways of thinking.

Student-driven Learning Your Professors Care At Drew, we do liberal arts a bit differently. Our professors are teachers first. Nearly We focus on helping you become a well- 95% of our faculty have earned the highest rounded individual. We prepare you for a degree in their field from prestigious lifetime of great career experiences in an universities and more than 60% from global ever-changing world. Flexible programs, top 50-ranked universities. Need a letter close relationships with professors, small of recommendation? Your letter from a class sizes and hands-on experiences are professor you have been doing research how we will help you take full advantage of with since your first year at Drew will your American liberal arts education. speak volumes to employers and graduate Flexibility programs. Access to faculty is unparalleled A liberal arts education gives you the at Drew. Our professors choose to spend freedom to choose your courses. You can their careers here because of their passion for teaching and mentoring undergraduate declare double-majors and double-minors “I know a lot of my in more than 50 fields. Our approach to students like you. education gives you the freedom to define Take Learning Outside the Classroom friends do not know your education. We believe that learning doesn’t just take what degree they place in the classroom. With practical Small Class Sizes want to pursue just yet. Our student-to-faculty ratio is 10:1, so the training in the workplace, exceptional focus is always on you. Professors have internship opportunities and special off- Liberal arts at Drew campus programs, we turn learning into an time to work with you one-on-one and make allows you to dabble in sure you understand the material. At Drew, experience. we know more than your name, we work to Try one of our Semesters in New York a few different subjects know your goals and we are committed to City, where you learn directly from the and make an informed help you reach them. people working in your desired industry. Conduct research in our one-of-a-kind RISE decision on what program, which puts you in the research you would like to do, lab with leaders in drug development, telecommunications and even a Nobel Prize without losing any time winner. Join one of our Short TREC programs, toward graduation.” where you can learn more about business in Italy or marine biology in Belize. Chipiwa Mashiatshidi, South Africa Business Pathway, Class of 2019 Each Drew student completes at least one out-of-classroom experience before 48% graduation. of Drew graduates earn double majors within four years 1 in 3 Fortune 500 CEOs earned degrees in liberal arts 12 Semesters in New York City | Drew University 2017-18

“One of the big reasons I came to Drew was because of the UN semester. Doing human rights and legal work as an undergraduate  Students on the Wall Street Semester meet with representatives from the NASDAQ, Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon was really fulfilling. Now and others I know I want to go into international law.”

Kishan Patel, United States Political Science and Economics, Class of 2015 Currently pursuing a Master in International Law at Oxford University Drew University 13 Semesters in New York City York in New Semesters | Available in 2017: Available on Social Entrepreneurship Semester offices government foundations, will visit You examine their to organizations and non-profit such as social problems, in addressing role environmental conflict, poverty, inequality, with abuses and work damage and rights a challenge to address partner a non-profit is facing. institution that Program Theatre New York with you partners program This year-long will that company theatre a professional an original performance create help you attend City. You’ll York in New premiere to and shows and Off-Broadway Broadway with professional and work research conduct piece. an original theatre develop to mentors majors and minors in the theatre Open to and dance department.

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The New York York The New like media outlets Print Times and Time Magazine Publishing firms and NBC Broadcast companies like CBS, ABC CBS, ABC like companies Broadcast Advertising agencies Advertising Public relations firms like Global firms like Public relations Edelman Peppercomm, Group, Strategy and Ruder Finn Art dealers and brokers Curators and gallery owners Curators Artist studios Artist Museums such as MoMA, The Guggenheim and American Art Museum of The Whitney • • • • Semester on Communications and Media on Communications Semester City is the media and York New take We the world. capital of communications who shape professionals learn from to you TriBeCa From world. our interconnected Side neighborhoods, the Upper East to come up with big and small firms both ideas, information provide to ways creative shape our culture. that and stories identities These messages help create companies, their and personalities for In this semester and products. organizations will visit: you • • • • Semester on Contemporary Art on Contemporary Semester contemporary York in the New involved Get One semester. an entire art scene for sitting in an up-and-coming you’re day, discussing how studio, Brooklyn artist’s at you’re The next, you. inspires nature Art, debating Museum of the Metropolitan While a Kandinsky work. political meaning of all art and art for is required this program students. Drew all majors, it’s open to history will visit: you In this semester •

Investment firms including Goldman Investment and Mellon, JP Morgan Sachs, BNY Merrill Lynch Capital Spring Mountain Hedge funds like Advisors and BlackRock and the NASDAQ like Exchanges Stock Exchange Stock York New agencies including the US Regulatory Commission Securities and Exchange Assembly The General meetings UN Security Council ambassadors and delegates International like organizations Non-governmental and Watch Human Rights Cross, the Red Vision World Semesters in New York City York in New Semesters • • • the United Nations at Semester of global floor Spend time on the ground learn about diplomats, politics. Interview the UN and discuss of the inner workings the international the issues reshaping as status on a daily basis. Drew’s community you offers organization a non-governmental you access. In this semester unparalleled will visit: • • • • Semester on Wall Street on Wall Semester the to you take we During this semester Visit global financial markets. the of center who with executives and meet companies in shaping the world’s major roles play accomplish they how learning while economy students years, five In the last their work. Semester Street in the Wall who participated Mellon, BNY firms like for work to gone have Once Goldman Sachs and Tesla. JP Morgan, a you will have finish the program, you work markets how of understanding strong be once you place in it may your and where will visit: you In this semester graduate. • Our New York Semesters are your ticket into some of the city’s most high-powered high-powered most the city’s of some into ticket your are Semesters York Our New Nations, the United connections—at and make credit earn academic spaces. You the world. the media capital of art and contemporary of in the world Street, on Wall 14 Science Opportunities at Drew | Drew University 2017-18

‚ 2015 Nobel Prize winner and RISE fellow Dr. William Campbell and Manuel Gabriel, now an oncological surgeon

“When I came to Drew I was really interested in doing scientific research. Drew’s RISE program ‚ Pathway students like Vanessa Bagambe, Uganda conduct research in the DSSI and RISE programs and Summer Science Institute allowed me to get into a research lab with actual scientists. This hands-on approach will look great on my application to medical school.”

Vanessa Bagambe, Uganda Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Class of 2018

80% of biology majors intern during their time at Drew 78% of students accepted to medical school over last five years Drew University 2017-18 | Science Opportunities at Drew 15 Drew University

Science Opportunities at Drew One of the most important things for science majors is research. With no graduate students in science disciplines, Drew offers unparalleled research opportunities for our undergraduates.

RISE Program Research with Faculty Outcomes for Science Majors New Jersey is the home of major drug Interested in something your professor You can find Drew alumni working for top development laboratories and AT&T’s is researching? Just ask, and a world of research companies or earning their graduate research division. The Charles A. Dana possibilities will open. Drew faculty conduct degrees at top universities. 2014-15 Drew Research Institute for Scientists Emeriti research on a wide range of important issues, graduates can be found at: offers undergraduates the unique opportunity including bacterial pathogenesis, evolution to engage in research under the supervision in polluted lakes, primate communication, Universities: of retired industrial scientists. Working with the molecular biology of cancer, international • Columbia University RISE Fellows puts you in the lab with the health care, forest integrity, physiology, • Princeton University professional scientific community while still Alzheimer’s disease, HIV/AIDS and more. an undergraduate, an experience typically • Stanford University Drew Summer Science Institute reserved for postgraduates. The DSSI pairs you with faculty mentors • New York University RISE also gives you experience with analytic for an intensive, personal experience • Penn State University equipment you’ll use on the job, from liquid working full time on a research project. • Boston University chromatography and cyclotrons to high-field Each summer, approximately 15 students nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry. participate in this six-week program, which • Duke University provides opportunities to pursue real-world RISE is unique: no other school has such Companies: a program. scientific questions and establish professional relationships with faculty at research • Novartis Research with Nobel Prize Winner universities and local industries. Each student • Pfizer RISE Fellow Associate Dr. William Campbell receives on-campus housing, a budget for • LabCorp received the 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine laboratory supplies and a weekly stipend for discovering a drug that treats parasitic throughout the duration of the program. • Mount Sinai Hospital diseases. Campbell has taught as a RISE • Samsung Fellow for 20 years. Morristown Medical Center Our mentor program with nearby Morristown • BASF (chemical company) Pre-Med, Your Path to Medical School Medical Center is a work-study semester • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center By leveraging a strong background in liberal that allows you to shadow emergency room arts with an emphasis on science, social physicians. You will witness first-hand what science and humanities courses, we provide it takes to be a doctor and gain valuable you with unmatched opportunities for experience before applying to a medical research and clinical internships that are program. essential for admission to medical school. Pre-med students receive custom support, including advising from both an academic advisor who is a professor in your chosen major and a pre-med advisor who is a member of the National Association of Advisors for Health Professions.

#17 For more information, visit: US liberal arts universities whose physical drew.edu/undergraduate/what-you-learn science majors earn doctorate degrees (National Science Foundation 2015)

Drew University 17 Academic Programs Academic Drew |

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Combined Degree Programs Combined Degree Education Engineering Law Management Engineering Software Programs Pre-Professional major a with combined be Must Pre-Medicine/Health Pre-Dental Pre-Nursing Therapy Therapy/Pre-Physical Pre-Occupational Pre-Pharmacy Minors majors the undergraduate of any minors can be added to The following the left. to listed American Studies Archaeology & Museology Arts Administration Dance Studies European Studies Film, Media and Communication Studies Holocaust Humanities Studies Jewish American Studies Latin and Society Law, Justice Social Action for Leadership Studies Linguistic Studies Medieval Studies Middle East Photography Public Health Russian Heritage Western Literature World Writing

Pre-Engineering

Sciences

Social Sciences Social

and Humanities

Business Arts

for more details] more for drew.edu/engineering The following Pathway programs can lead to one of the Drew undergraduate majors indicated below. majors indicated undergraduate the Drew one of can lead to programs Pathway The following Designated STEM degree by the US Department of Homeland Security. of by the US Department degree STEM Designated

Engineering Engineering University, with Columbia program [Dual degree visit Spanish Arts Theatre & Gender Studies Women’s Psychology Comparative Religion, Sociology Philosophy Science Political Music Studies Pan-African International Relations International Italian French German Studies History Economics English Chinese Studies Classical Studies Business Anthropology Art Art History Majors drew.edu/undergraduate/what-you-learn Physics Neuroscience Mathematics & Sustainability Studies Environmental Computer Science Computer Chemistry Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biochemistry Biology Drew Academic Programs Academic Drew

All of the above majors are available as minors. available majors are the above All of 18 INTO Drew University | Drew University 2017-18

“As a PhD student at Harvard, I discovered my passion for mentoring undergraduates. At Drew I am able to know each Tilghman House, home of INTO Drew University student in our programs, and ensure they are successful. International students are the bravest, most interesting young people in the world, and deserve the highest quality mentorship and support. That’s a commitment we make at Drew.”

Sharon Sundue, PhD Executive Director INTO Drew University

24/7 Personalized support services

Access to all university facilities, including the athletic center, library and on-campus events Drew University 2017-18 | INTO Drew University 19 Drew University

INTO Drew University

INTO Drew University is your first step toward academic success in the US. Our innovative Pathway and English language programs, outstanding faculty, facilities and support services ease your transition to US life and prepare you for the demands of a rigorous undergraduate education.

In addition to university resources, INTO International Ambassador Peer On-campus Jobs Drew University delivers a wide range of Mentor Program INTO Drew offers part-time positions personalized services to ensure you are International Ambassadors are current to help you develop necessary skills safe, supported and successful in your domestic and international students who to be successful in the workplace, academic and personal goals. use their own experiences to guide first bolster your résumé and earn some year international students at Drew. These extra spending money. One-on-one Coaching ambassadors remain peer mentors for our You will meet with a member of our Chinese Language and Cultural Advisor Pathway and Academic English students Student Services team during your first Our CLCA plays a pivotal role in supporting throughout the year. week of classes to set your academic goals students from mainland China, Hong Kong for the semester. From time management LAUNCH into a Successful Career and Taiwan. Our advisor helps students and organization skills to test preparation Through our LAUNCH program, you will understand American academic expectations, techniques, our academic coaches work develop a strong portfolio of job skills that provides guidance and counseling, facilitates with you on an ongoing basis to develop will help you acquire internships and work communications between students and individualized methods to maximize opportunities after graduation. Learn to faculty and helps students integrate into your success. write a strong resume, build a professional Drew’s social and cultural scene. network and get help securing valuable Family Friendship Program 24-hour On-site Support experience through internships. This opt-in program for Pathway and direct It’s two in the morning and you need help? admit students gives our international Baldwin Honors Tutoring Program Not a problem! With a student services students the unique opportunity to build Pathway students pair with a dedicated professional living in the first-year residence friendships and experience cultural exchange tutor from the Drew Baldwin Honors hall, you have a friend right next door at with a local family. Families meet with their program whom they meet regularly all times. international student several times each throughout the semester. Tutoring focuses semester to share meals, holiday celebrations on building language skills through academic and the experience of American family life in course content and navigating American Madison and the surrounding area. academic culture.

Conversation Partners This 10-week program helps students develop cross-cultural awareness by exchanging ideas, stories and traditions with honor students from a different background in an informal setting. One-on-one and small group conversations are available for all INTO students.

More than 90% of Pathway students matriculated to Drew University in 2016

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Undergraduate Admissions

Students can choose from more than 50 academic programs to study. Drew offers three different ways for international students to earn their bachelor’s degree: direct entry, Pathway programs and English language programs.

Direct Entry Academic English Program Authorization Release Drew offers direct admission to international Drew’s Academic English program will help No matter what your admission path, if a students who have completed a high school you improve your English and prepare you to family member or educational counselor diploma and have strong English language begin your university studies. Once you have is assisting with the completion of your comprehension. If you do not meet these completed the required language level, you application and you would like for Drew requirements, we encourage you to apply to will be able to start your Pathway program to communicate with them regarding your our Pathway or Academic English programs. or direct degree. Learn more about the application, please make sure to submit Full entry requirements are on page 21. Academic English program on page 30. the authorization release form with your supporting documents. Pathway Programs Sample Program Length We have designed our International Year The chart below shows the approximate One Undergraduate Pathway programs to length of time our programs take to help you move successfully through the first complete. In most cases, international two years of your undergraduate degree at students earn their degree in the same Drew. We provide you with extra support amount of time as domestic students. both in and out of the classroom. Learn more about Pathway programs on pages 22-26.

Sample Program Length

YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 4+

Direct Entry

4-Semester Pathway

5-Semester Pathway

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Direct Entry

At Drew you’ll find interactive classes where How to Apply Key Program Facts professors know you by name and you will • Review direct entry requirements (right acquire skills for success. column) to be sure you meet academic Start Dates • Fall: August 20, 2017 Drew offers more than 30 undergraduate and English language requirements. • Spring: January 10, 2018 majors and 20+ minors designed to help you • Apply online: drew.edu/apply combine your passion, strengths and skills • Upload transcripts from all secondary and Application Deadlines* • Fall: February 1, 2017 into a career that will bring you both success post-secondary institutions attended. and satisfaction. • Spring: December 1, 2017 • Test scores must be received directly *Applications are accepted after the deadline based on If you’re ready to join The Forest, take the from the official testing source and available space next step and start your application. verified. Applying for admission is easy. You can even Test Score Codes • Documents issued in languages other • SAT: 2193 apply online. Once we have received your than English must be accompanied by a • ACT: 2550 application, application fee and all required certified English translation. • TOEFL: 2193 admission credentials, your file will be • IELTS: Direct reviewed and you will receive notification of • Submit a copy of your passport. Academic Entry Requirements our admission decision. Credit-by-Exam • Secondary/high school diploma Drew recognizes the achievement of AP, • In-country equivalent of 3.0 high school GPA IB and A Level scholars. Students may be on a 4.0 scale eligible for advanced academic standing and scholarships and can receive transfer credits English Language Entry Requirements • TOEFL iBT 80 (18 subscores) or from the exams, courses or subjects taken. • IELTS 6.5 (6.0 subscores) or Learn more at: • Completion of AE Level 6 with no grades below C drew.edu/registrar/student/ib-credits Transfer Requirements Academic Entry Requirements: • Up to 80 transferable credits, with grades of C- or better on a 4.0 GPA scale with a minimum 2.5 GPA required for consideration for admission. • Transferable course work MUST be comparable to courses offered at Drew University. • Credit is not granted for basic skills or remedial course work. Admissions decisions are holistic, considering both college GPA, and for students with less than 24 credits, may also consider high school grades. English Language Requirements: • TOEFL iBT 80 (18 minimum subscores) • IELTS 6.5 (6.0 minimum subscores)

Housing Requirements • All undergraduate students are expected to live in university housing for the first two years.

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Pathway Programs

Understand the Pathway Program Program Benefits Key Program Facts INTO Drew’s International Year One Pathway students receive the highest level Undergraduate Pathway program combines of support during their transition, making Pathway Programs intensive language study, academic skills the program an ideal choice for international • Arts development and credit-bearing course work students who are driven to achieve high • Business • Humanities and Social Sciences in an individualized program designed to academic goals. Other benefits include: • Sciences move students successfully through the first • Upon successful completion of a • Pre-Engineering two years of their four-year degree program Pathway program, students are Start Dates in the US. guaranteed progression to a Drew • Fall: August 20, 2017 After successfully completing either the undergraduate program • Spring: January 10, 2018 4-Semester or 5-Semester Pathway program • A curriculum consisting of Drew Entry Requirements: 5-Semester Pathway and meeting all entry requirements, students credit-earning courses may progress to Drew. Pathway programs • High school diploma with in-country equivalent of 2.5 minimum GPA begin in both the fall and spring semesters. • Full integration with domestic and international students • TOEFL 50 (10 minimum subscores) or Some programs may require taking additional • IELTS 5.0 (4.5 minimum subscores) or courses in the summer semester in order to • Access to all Drew cultural events, • PTEA 41 or complete the degree in four years. athletic events and activities • Password overall Level 5

Decide if the Program is Right for You • Classrooms and residential Entry Requirements: 4-Semester Pathway The Pathway program is for students who: accommodations in the heart of campus • High school diploma with an in-country equivalent of 2.5 minimum GPA • Highest level of support for student success • Want to study for an undergraduate • TOEFL 60 (11 minimum subscores) or degree in the US • Three hours of individual tutoring per • IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) or • PTEA 44+ or • Desire additional academic, language and week per class taken • Password overall Level 6 or cultural support in order to succeed during • Highly trained and experienced • Completion of AE Level 4 with no grades below C their first two years at a US university university instructors Housing Requirements • May need to improve English language skills • Academic advising throughout the program • All Pathway students are required to live in university • May have lower GPAs than required of • Academic coaching by professional staff housing for the duration of the program. direct-entry students to aid transition to American university Program Notes Fully Integrated University Experience life and expectations • All Pathway students are required to take an English language placement test upon arrival to determine Drew Pathway students take academic courses EAP placement. Students in the 4-Semester Pathway that count for their intended majors and other program with higher levels of English proficiency courses required for all students for graduation. can substitute EAP courses for additional university electives. The curriculum is customized based on students’ curricular plans and skill level. www.intostudy.com/drew/programs Drew University 2017-18 | Length of Pathway Programs 23 Undergraduate

Length of Pathway Programs

5-Semester Pathway students and has start dates available in fall Regardless of your preferred Pathway Our new 5-Semester Pathway program is and spring terms. program, you will receive unparalleled support designed specially for international students and our promise that as a successful Pathway Sample Course Schedule who want to start earning credits toward student, you will progress to your degree The chart below is a sample course schedule their bachelor’s degree at a US university program once you’ve met our progression for the first term of the 4-Semester Pathway while improving their English skills. requirements. Those requirements are program. Additional course samples for explained in each academic grid on the Available in fall, spring and summer subsequent terms are on the following pages. semesters, this program offers more focus on following pages. English language preparation than our other Pathway programs. Students are able to begin their academic studies with domestic Typical Study Plan for the 4-Semester Pathway Program and other international students sooner than what our traditional Academic English plus Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Summer 2018 Fall 2018 Spring 2019 Summer 2019

Pathway programs had allowed. Courses as Semester 1 Semester 2 required* Semester 3 Semester 4 4-Semester Pathway Courses as Our 4-Semester Pathway program provides Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 required* an excellent balance of academic and English Students starting in Fall 2017 Students starting in Spring 2018 language preparation. This is ideal for most

*For Science and Pre-Engineering Pathway programs

Sample Pathway Program (All Majors) 5-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information Fall: August 20, 2017 4 credit hours apply from Pathway Spring: January 10, 2018 Summer: May 16, 2018 Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Notes •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 GPA out of 4.0 EAP 040 Writing/Grammar 0 Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to •• Language requirement: remain in good academic standing. EAP 041 Reading/Vocabulary 0 •• TOEFL iBT 50 (10 subscores) These courses are generally delivered by INTO EAP 042 Listening/Speaking 0 Drew and are for Pathway students only. •• IELTS 5.0 (4.5 subscores) EAP 072 Academic Research and Study Skills 0 •• PTEA: 41+ UNI 101 University 101 0 •• Password: 5.0 overall ART 106/160 Drawing I or Painting I 4 Total 4 24 Pathway Programs | Drew University 2017-18

Pathway Programs

Arts 4-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information

Fall: August 20 , 2017 128 credit hour program Spring: January 10, 2018 64 credit hours apply from Pathway 64 credit hours remaining toward degree Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements Academic Requirements EAP 101* English for Academic Purposes I 4 •• Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 high school (Reading/Writing) program •• No grade below C GPA on a 4.0 scale EAP 102* English for Academic Purposes I 4 •• Completion of all ESL support tutorials Language Requirements (Listening/Speaking) •• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) *Progression requirements to other universities AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 •• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) may vary. •• PTEA 44+ MUSIC 101 Music: Imagination and Technique 4 Notes (with ESL support) or •• Password 6.0 overall Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to •• AE Level 4 with no grade below C ART 104 2-D Design (with ESL support) or 4 remain in good academic standing. THEA 101 The Art of the Play 4 Semester 3 will always commence in the fall. Total 16 During the second year of the Pathway program, students will select a well-rounded set of courses Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours with the help of their academic advisor. English for Academic Purposes II No audition or portfolio required for art, art history, EAP 201* 4 (Reading/Writing) music or theatre majors. These courses are generally delivered by INTO EAP 202* Public Speaking 4 Drew and are for Pathway students only. MUSIC 102 Music Fundamentals (with ESL support) or 4 ART 106 Drawing 1 (with ESL support) or 4 THEA 120 Theater Technology (with ESL support) and 4 Introduction to Sociology (with ESL support) SOC 101 4 or Comparative Global Religion (with ESL REL 101 4 support) Total 16 Semester 3 Course Title Credit Hours WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4 ART, MUSIC or College Elective 4 THEA ART, MUSIC or College Elective 4 THEA Humanities College Elective 4 Total 16 Semester 4 Course Title Credit Hours ART, MUSIC or College Elective 4 THEA ART, MUSIC or College Elective 4 THEA Humanities College Elective 4 Sciences College Elective 4 Total 16 Drew University 2017-18 | Pathway Programs 25 Undergraduate

Business 4-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information

Fall: August 20, 2017 128 credit hour program Spring: January 10, 2018 64 credit hours apply from Pathway 64 credit hours remaining toward degree Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements Academic Requirements EAP 101* English for Academic Purposes I (Reading/Writing) 4 •• Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway program •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 high EAP 102* English for Academic Purposes I (Listening/Speaking) 4 •• No grade below C school GPA on a 4.0 scale AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 Language Requirements •• Completion of all ESL support tutorials ECON 101 Microeconomics (with ESL support) 4 •• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) *Progression requirements to other universities •• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) Total 16 may vary. •• PTEA 44+ Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours Notes •• Password 6.0 overall EAP 201* English for Academic Purposes II (Reading/Writing) 4 Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to •• AE Level 4 with no grade below C remain in good academic standing. EAP 202 Public Speaking 4 Semester 3 will always commence in the fall. ECON 102 Macroeconomics (with ESL support) 4 During the second year of the Pathway program, SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (with ESL support) or 4 students will select a well-rounded set of courses with the help of their academic advisor. ANTH 104 Cultural Diversity (with ESL support) 4 Dependent on the articulation agreement, Total 16 students may be required to complete Calculus and Analytical Geometry 1 in the second year as Semester 3 Course Title Credit Hours one of the college electives. WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4 These courses are generally delivered by INTO MATH 117 Statistics 4 Drew and are for Pathway students only. BST 115 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 4 Humanities College Elective 4 Total 16 Semester 4 Course Title Credit Hours ECON 301 Intermediate Microeconomics 4 REL 214 Business Ethics or 4 SOC 217 The Sociology of Management 4 Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Total 16

Humanities and Social Sciences 4-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information

Fall: August 20, 2017 128 credit hour program Spring: January 10, 2018 64 credit hours apply from Pathway 64 credit hours remaining toward degree Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements Academic Requirements EAP 101* English for Academic Purposes I (Reading/Writing) 4 •• Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway program •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 high EAP 102* English for Academic Purposes I (Listening/Speaking) 4 •• No grade below C school GPA on a 4.0 scale AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 Language Requirements •• Completion of all ESL support ANTH 104 Cultural Diversity (with ESL support) 4 •• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) tutorials •• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) Total 16 *Progression requirements to other universities •• PTEA 44+ Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours may vary. •• Password 6.0 overall EAP 201* English for Academic Purposes II (Reading/Writing) 4 Notes •• AE Level 4 with no grade below C EAP 202 Public Speaking 4 Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to remain in good academic standing. REL 101 Comparative Global Religion (with ESL support) 4 Semester 3 will always commence in the fall. SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (with ESL support) 4 During the second year of the Pathway program, Total 16 students will select a well-rounded set of courses with the help of their academic advisor. Semester 3 Course Title Credit Hours These courses are generally delivered by INTO WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4 Drew and are for Pathway students only. Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Total 16 Semester 4 Course Title Credit Hours Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Elective College Elective 4 Total 16 26 Pathway Programs | Drew University 2017-18

Sciences 4-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information

Fall: August 20, 2017 128 credit hour program Spring: January 10, 2018 64 credit hours apply from Pathway 64 credit hours remaining toward degree Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements Academic Requirements EAP 101* English for Academic Purposes I (Reading/Writing) 4 •• Minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pathway program •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 high EAP 102* English for Academic Purposes I (Listening/Speaking) 4 •• No grade below C school GPA on a 4.0 scale AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 Language Requirements •• Completion of all ESL support MATH Mathematics course, by placement or 4 •• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) tutorials •• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry (with ESL support), 4 *Progression requirements to other universities by placement •• PTEA 44+ may vary. •• Password 6.0 overall Total 16 Notes •• AE Level 4 with no grade below C Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester to remain in good academic standing. EAP 201* English for Academic Purposes II (Reading/Writing) 4 Semester 3 will always commence in the fall. EAP 202 Public Speaking 4 During the second year of the Pathway program, MATH Mathematics course, by placement or 4 students will select a well-rounded set of CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry or 4 courses with the help of their academic advisor. Dependent on science major and math/ CHEM 160 Principles of Chemistry II or 4 chemistry placement test on arrival, students BIO 160 Diversity of Life or 4 may be required to attend the summer semester between years 1 and 2 (for fall start) or end of CSCI 150 Introduction to Computer Science in Python and 4 year 2 (for spring start). ANTH 104 Cultural Diversity (with ESL support) or 4 These courses are generally delivered by INTO Drew and are for Pathway students only. SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (with ESL support) 4 Total 16 Summer Term Course Title Credit Hours (As Needed) MATH 150 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I or 4 CHEM 160 Principles of Chemistry II or 4 BIO 150 Ecology and Evolution 4 Total 16 Semester 3 Course Title Credit Hours WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4 Science College Elective 4 Science College Elective 4 Humanities/Social Sciences College Elective 4 Total 16 Semester 4 Course Title Credit Hours Science College Elective 4 Science College Elective 4 Humanities/Social Sciences College Elective 4 Humanities/Social Sciences College Elective 4 Total 16

Pre-Engineering 4-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information

Fall: August 20, 2017 128 credit hour program Spring: January 10, 2018 64 credit hours apply from Pathway 64 credit hours remaining toward degree Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements Pending Academic Requirements EAP 101* English for Academic Purposes I (Reading/Writing) 4 Articulation Agreements •• In-country equivalent of 2.5 high EAP 102* English for Academic Purposes I (Listening/Speaking) 4 *Progression requirements to other universities may vary. school GPA on a 4.0 scale AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 Language Requirements Notes MATH Mathematics course, by placement 4 •• TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) Students must maintain 2.0 GPA per semester •• IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) Total 16 to remain in good academic standing. •• PTEA 44+ Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours Semester 3 will always commence in the fall. •• Password 6.0 overall EAP 201* English for Academic Purposes II (Reading/Writing) 4 During the second year of the Pathway program, •• AE Level 4 with no grade below C students will select a well-rounded set of EAP 202 Public Speaking 4 courses with the help of their academic advisor. MATH Mathematics course, by placement 4 Dependent on engineering major and math/ chemistry placement test on arrival, students CHEM 150 Principles of Chemistry (with ESL support) 4 may be required to attend the summer semester Total 16 between years 1 and 2 (for fall start) or end of year 2 (for spring start). Summer Term Course Title Credit Hours For Columbia University-bound students: The (As Needed) five- or six-year Drew-Columbia combined MATH 151 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II 4 degree engineering program offers students three or four years of liberal arts education Total 16 at Drew and two years at Columbia, earning a BA from Drew, plus a BS in engineering from Semester 3 Course Title Credit Hours Columbia. WRTG 101 College Writing for ESOL 4 For more information about the Columbia MATH 250 Calculus and Analytical Geometry III 4 combined degree program visit drew.edu/engineering PHYS 150 University Physics I 4 These courses are generally delivered by INTO CSCI 150 Introduction to Computer Science in Python 4 Drew and are for Pathway students only. Total 16 Semester 4 Course Title Credit Hours MATH 313 Differential Equations 4 PHYS 160 University Physics II 4 Humanities/Social Sciences College Elective 4 Humanities/Social Sciences College Elective 4 Total 16

28 Combined Degree Options | Drew University 2017-18 Combined Degree Options Columbia University

Key Program Facts

Academic Progression Requirements • Students must be enrolled full-time at Drew University for at least two years • Minimum 3.30 GPA overall • Grade B or better in pre-engineering science and math courses designated by Columbia University; repeat courses will not be considered • Successful completion of specific prerequisite courses outlined in the curriculum guide • Completion of all Drew requirements for a major and graduation About Columbia University undergraduate engineering (BS) degree Columbia University is one of the world’s from Columbia. Students commonly enter English Language Progression Requirements most important centers of research and the engineering school after their junior • TOEFL iBT 100 or a distinctive learning environment for or senior year at Drew and complete both • IELTS 7.0 or undergraduate and graduate students. degrees in five to six years. Program • SAT 650 (Critical Reasoning or Writing Sections) or • B or better in Drew’s English Composition course Columbia recognizes the importance of its graduates are “liberally educated engineers,” possessing strong communication and location in New York City and seeks to link its Other Progression Requirements research and teaching to the vast resources problem-solving skills as well as a high • Recommendation letters from Drew’s combined degree of a great metropolis. quality technical education. If you meet liaison office,Math instructor and Science instructor minimum requirements, admission to Find out more about Columbia University at undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/apply/ Columbia is guaranteed. columbia.edu combined-plan Find out more about the Drew-Columbia Liberal Arts and Engineering #9 Best Global Universities and combined degree program at Combined Degree #4 National University Ranking drew.edu/engineering This program leads to an undergraduate (U.S. News & World Report 2016) liberal arts (BA) degree from Drew and an #14 Best Engineering Schools (U.S. News & World Report 2016)

Seton Hall Law School

Key Program Facts

Academic Progression Requirements • Minimum 3.25 GPA cumulative at the end of freshman year at Drew • Minimum 3.50 GPA cumulative at the end of each subsequent year at Drew • Complete the entire undergraduate program at Drew University within 4 years • 3+3 students must earn minimum C- in all courses of the first year of legal study to satisfy the undergraduate requirements for Drew University

Social Standing Progression Requirement • Students must maintain a “good social standing” while enrolled at Drew University About Seton Hall Law Liberal Arts and Law Combined Degree Seton Hall Law is an exciting place to launch The Drew University/Seton Hall Law Other Progression Requirements a new career. The university is located just 20 3+3 program provides streamlined and • 3+3 students must take the LSAT (Law School Admission Test) by October of the third year of the minutes from Wall Street, the legal and financial guaranteed admission to SHLS for qualified undergraduate degree program and score in the 77th capital of the world. SHLS has achieved students in their junior year at Drew. percentile or higher national distinction in the areas of health and Students can enroll in our joint degree admissions.shu.edu pharmaceutical law, intellectual property law, law program and earn their BA from Drew public interest and government service, and law degree (JD) from SHLS in six years #65 Best Law School in the US and international and corporate practice. instead of the traditional seven that it takes (U.S. News & World Report 2016) Find out more about Seton Hall Law at to earn a BA and a JD. #9 Health Law Program in the US law.shu.edu (U.S. News & World Report 2016) Drew University 2017-18 | Combined Degree Options 29 Undergraduate

Wake Forest University

Key Program Facts

Academic Progression Requirements • Minimum 3.3 cumulative GPA end of junior year at Drew • Grade B or better in Mathematics 117 (introductory statistics) or equivalent statistics-based social science or advanced quantitative methods course • Submission of standardized test score (GRE or GMAT); Test scores will not affect admission, but may impact the scholarship amount awarded

Other Progression Requirements • A personal interview • A written letter of recommendation from student or designee affirming student has no honor code violations during tenure at Drew University About Wake Forest University Liberal Arts and Master of Arts One of the nation’s most respected private Management Combined Degree Automatic Merit Scholarship Awards schools, Wake Forest University is recognized This program leads to a bachelor’s • Scholarships are awarded to high-achieving students automatically. for its outstanding academic reputation degree from Drew and a master of arts • $5,000 scholarship for students accepted into the and challenging liberal arts curriculum. in management from Wake Forest. It is program. More scholarships automatically received, Located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, a 10-month graduate business degree conditional upon GPA requirements. the university’s motto Pro Humanitate (for designed for recent liberal arts, science and admissions.wfu.edu humanity) reflects similar ideals instilled in engineering majors. This program excludes Drew University students. business majors and has a 95% rate of job #27 National Universities (U.S. News & World Report 2016) Find out more about Wake Forest University placement after completion with 9 out of at wfu.edu 10 international students placed with H1-B #34 Best Undergraduate work visas in the US. Business Programs (U.S. News & World Report 2016)

Stevens Institute of Technology

Key Program Facts

Academic Progression Requirements • GRE overall minimum score 300, with 155 minimum score on the quantitative portion • Minimum 3.3 GPA overall • Meet all graduation requirements for Drew University

To Complete Program in 5 years • Computer science major at Drew • Complete two designated master’s-level computer science courses while at Drew with minimum 3.3 GPA in each course

Other Progression Requirements About Stevens Institute of Technology Liberal Arts and Master in Software • Positive recommendation letter from designated A Stevens education is different. Students Engineering Combined Degree faculty advisor are educated by a unique curriculum This program leads to a bachelor’s degree stevens.edu/admissions that blends technical training, teamwork, from Drew and a master in software design projects, internships and cooperative engineering from Stevens. Students will #75 National Universities education opportunities. Located in Hoboken, enter Stevens after finishing their four-year (U.S. News & World Report 2016) New Jersey, Stevens is an inclusive college bachelor’s degree from Drew. Computer #6 Best Career Placement campus just minutes from New York City with science majors can complete the program (Princeton Review 2016) an incredible view and exceptional access to in five years, while all other majors can job opportunities. complete in five and one-half years. Find out more about Stevens Institute of Technology at stevens.edu 30 Academic English | Drew University 2017-18

Academic English

Program Description Program Outcomes Key Program Facts Our Academic English program prepares you After finishing this intensive program, for university study in the US. This rigorous successful students will be able to: Start Dates • Fall: August 20, 2017 program provides international students with • Interact comfortably in the US classroom • Spring: January 10, 2018 high quality English language instruction with professors and fellow students • Summer: May 16, 2018 and the following academic skills to succeed • Understand US values in an academic at Drew: Program Duration setting • Writing and grammar • Fall and Spring semesters are each 16 weeks; • Present spoken and written ideas Summer is 13 weeks • Listening and speaking accurately and effectively in English • 3 terms per year • Minimum enrollment of one term • Reading and vocabulary • Write research papers with proper use • Academic study skills of citations and references Academic Entry Requirement • Use the internet and Drew library • High school diploma Program Highlights databases to conduct academic research • Intensive English to prepare for English Language Entry Requirement university study • Read, understand and critically evaluate • None; students will be assessed and placed academic texts upon arrival • Academic advising and coaching throughout the program • Understand and use vocabulary common Age Requirement to academic disciplines • Small classes capped at 16 students • 16 years old and above • Take useful and accurate notes in • Highly trained and experienced Program Structure academic lectures and presentations instructors • 6 levels of instruction • Develop and deliver oral presentations • Participation in the Conversation Partners • Average 20 hours per week for Fall and Spring; average 23 hours per week for Summer • Use technology to enhance classroom Program • Course work covering the core skills of reading, learning • Compelling electives on a broad range of writing and grammar, listening and speaking, and reading and vocabulary topics like trips to New York City, where you apply classroom learning in the real Progression Requirements world To 4-Semester 2-Year Pathway • Completion of Academic English Level 4 with no grades below C.

To Direct Undergraduate Admission • Completion of Academic English Level 6 with no grades below C.

Housing Requirement • All students will live in on-campus accommodations and be fully integrated into the residence life community.

www.intostudy.com/drew/programs

1:10 Average AE class size Average teacher-to-student ratio is 12 students for Academic English Drew University 2017-18 | Study Abroad with English 31 English Language

Study Abroad with English

Program Description Sample Course Offerings Key Program Facts Study Abroad with English combines English for Academic Purposes with the chance to Course # Course Title Credits Start Dates • Fall: August 20, 2017 experience undergraduate courses at Drew AMST 101 American Popular Culture 4 • Spring: January 10, 2018 University. This program allows students Cultural Diversity: Cultural ANTH 104 4 to earn college credits in their field of Anthropology and Linguistics Program Duration interest without having to enroll in a long- • Minimum 1 semester approximately 16 weeks ART 104 Light, Color and Design 4 term degree program. The program can be • Maximum of 1 academic year customized for specific academic interests. ECON 101 Microeconomics 4 Academic Entry Requirement With prior approval from a student’s NEUR 101 Introduction to Neuroscience 4 • Satisfactory completion of a high school diploma with home university, the academic courses an in-country equivalent of 2.5 minimum GPA PSCI 104 International Relations 4 studied at Drew can earn credits toward an English Language Entry Requirement undergraduate degree in his or her home REL 101 Introduction to World Religions 4 • TOEFL iBT 60 (11 minimum subscores) or country. Earned credits also may be applied • IELTS 5.5 (5.0 minimum subscores) or to a degree program with admission to Drew. • PTEA 44+ or • Password overall Level 6 or Program Structure • Completion of Academic English Level 4 with no Students will take English for Academic grades below C Purposes courses for eight credit hours and two additional academic courses for an Age Requirement additional eight credit hours. SAWE runs for a • 17 years old and above minimum of one semester and a maximum of Housing Requirement one academic year. • All students will live in on-campus accommodations and be fully integrated into the residence life Students will study individually selected community. undergraduate courses at Drew alongside US and other international students and can drew.edu/undergraduate/admissions/applying select courses from a wide variety of subjects in consultation with their academic advisors.

90% of Academic English students progress to Pathway program

For more information, visit: www.intostudy.com/drew/programs 32 Life on Campus | Drew University 2017-18 Drew University 2017-18 | Life on Campus 33 Student Life

Life on Campus

Our beautiful, wooded campus—known as The Forest—is home to a diverse and welcoming community. From table tennis, pool and foosball tables in our student lounges to a professional theatre company on campus, Drew provides everything you need to have fun outside of the classroom.

Student Clubs Association or the Muslim Student Association Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey At Drew, there is a campus organization as well as an interfaith prayer room located at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is for practically every interest, whether Mead Hall, you will have the religious support one of the 25 professional theatres in the it’s political, musical, athletic, social or and freedom you need to worship. state and one of the leading Shakespeare volunteer-oriented. Get involved in student theatres in the nation. The company employs Healthy Living government, sing in one of three a cappella more than 250 members during the season Our health center takes pride in providing groups, try your hand at journalism on and through its various Main Stage, Outdoor excellent health care for our students Drew’s student newspaper, volunteer for Stage and touring productions, play to through our nationally accredited health community service or an environmental approximately 100,000 audience members services. We believe maintaining good health cause or connect with fellow Anime fans. each year. is essential to your academic success. Our Not finding a club that’s right for you? No easily accessible services are designed to Located directly on campus, students have problem—you can start one! minimize the impact of illness, injury and access to the theatre for entertaining and Popular student clubs include: emotional distress on your academic career. cost-effective shows along with internship opportunities. • Chinese Culture Club Our staff of physicians, nurse practitioners • !BOAS: Bridging Our Anthropology Students and registered nurses offers a broad scope We Are Wireless of primary care services including treatment Wireless networking covers nearly all • The Fund for common illnesses, physical examinations, academic and pubic spaces, as well as • Drew Robotics Club laboratory services, vaccinations and outdoor locations and residence halls. • The Anime Club preventive medicine services. Ethernet connections are available in residential, academic and social spaces Public Safety Nuture Your Faith throughout campus. Students can access Patrol officers and dispatchers provide We are inclusive of the diverse religious Drew network resources while off campus 24-hour service to the Drew community, traditions represented in our campus through their own ISP and remote access including crime prevention, fire safety, traffic community. We strive to promote awareness, technologies. understanding and compassion through regulations, and enforcement of university interreligious learning, fellowship and regulation and state laws. Profesionally worship. With many student-run religious trained officers routinely patrol the campus clubs such as the Hillel Jewish Student and are certified in advanced lifesaving techniques and emergency medical response. 34 Sports and Recreation | Drew University 2017-18

 Drew’s club rugby team is popular with international students.

73 Student-run clubs and organizations on campus

2011 New Jersey Collegiate Press 1st place general excellence to The Acorn, Drew’s student newspaper Drew University 2017-18 | Sports and Recreation 35 Student Life

Sports and Recreation

The Drew experience is yours to define. There are endless opportunities to discover new interests and make friends through student-run clubs, social activities and events on campus.

Club and Intramural Sports NCAA Division III Athletics Simon Forum and Athletic Center Drew offers a variety of club and intramural Drew is a NCAA Division III school, meaning The Simon Forum and Athletic Center sports including squash, volleyball, rugby that academics are the primary focus for contains a 200-meter indoor track and four and ultimate frisbee. Students learn the our student-athletes. We see athletics as an indoor basketball/volleyball/tennis courts. importance of teamwork, leadership and extension of the educational experience and The Athletic Center includes the NCAA perseverance by participating in sports. the achievements of our student-athletes regulation-size, eight lane, F.M. Kirby Pool, Additionally, it’s a great way to stay healthy demonstrate this belief. The men’s and the NCAA-regulation Baldwin Gymnasium and make friends. Clubs or intramural sports women’s swimming and diving teams earned basketball court, racquetball and squash teams include: the College Swimming Coaches Association courts, a fitness room with weight training • Basketball of America Team Scholar All-America Award and cardiovascular conditioning machines, for 10 consecutive semesters. free-weight room and dance studios. • Dance Men’s Teams Women’s Teams Just beyond the athletic center are Drew’s • Outdoor Recreation outdoor facilities including: eight lighted • Baseball • Basketball • Rugby Football outdoor tennis courts, home to Drew’s • Basketball • Cross Country • Soccer Landmark Conference champion tennis • Cross Country • Equestrian team; Doc Young Field, with its baseball • Volleyball and softball diamonds; Ranger Stadium and • Fencing • Fencing lighted polygrass field for soccer, lacrosse • Golf • Golf and field hockey; and the equestrian team’s • Lacrosse • Field Hockey off-campus stable. • Soccer • Lacrosse • Swimming • Soccer • Tennis • Softball • Swimming • Tennis

21% of students are student-athletes Top 50 Best Colleges for Intramural Sports (BestCollege.com 2015) 36 Housing and Dining | Drew University 2017-18

87% of students live on campus all four years

 International students in Tolley Hall, Drew’s first-year residence hall Drew University 2017-18 | Housing and Dining 37 Student Life

Housing and Dining

Living on campus is one of the best ways to meet new people, adjust to US life and succeed in your studies. With support services and staff, recreational facilities and dining options just steps away, Drew’s close-knit community makes the perfect home away from home.

Academic Success Residence Hall Features The Commons Did you know that students living on • Convenient on-campus locations close Opened in August 2016, the Commons is campus achieve higher grade point to classrooms, libraries, athletic center the main dining option for Drew students. averages than students who live and dining Features all-you-can-eat style dining with off campus? At Drew, the average • Live-in student staff to assist residents a wide range of food including rice bowls, undergraduate GPA is 3.07 and 87% of 24 hours per day a stir-fry station and options for halal and students choose to live on campus all kosher eating. During mild weather, you four years. • Securely locked exterior doors can enjoy meals on an outdoor deck which • Wireless high-speed internet overlooks the scenic forested center of Connections campus. Residence halls are a place to meet your • Lounges with televisions and games such best friend, or your 20 best friends. They are as billiards and table tennis The Ehinger Center Food Court a place to meet like-minded people in one • Study lounges Grab a Starbucks coffee and settle in by one of our theme houses such as Earth House, of the fireplaces. The new food court offers • Laundry facilities Women’s Concerns or I-House, Drew’s new a variety of options, including burgers, sushi, internationally-focused residence hall. They Items Provided in Each Room pizza and salads. If you are in a rush, you can are a place to participate in a living-learning • Bed with extra-long twin mattress choose grab-and-go foods on your way from community where you are right next door to • Linen package including sheets, pillows, your room to class. other students taking the same class as you. pillowcases and blankets Java City at Brothers College Diversity • Blinds or window coverings Located in the main academic building, Each residence hall is a diverse, multicultural Java City offers premium coffee and teas, • Desk and chair community with students from different sandwiches and snacks. This cozy coffee backgrounds, beliefs and orientations. No • Closet or wardrobe space house provides a place to catch up on matter where you come from or where you • Television cable connection homework or with your friends between are going, you will find someone to learn from classes. • Ethernet port access and someone to share your culture with. • Trash and recycling bins McLendon Hall C-Store Guidance and Support The C-Store, located in one of the residence Resident assistants are available 24 hours Benefits of On-campus Dining halls in the Forest Preserve, is a convenience a day to help guide you, both socially and • No need to cook, wash dishes or shop store featuring a large selection of snacks, academically. The resident life staff is for groceries beverages and health and beauty items. committed to providing a comfortable, safe • All-you-care-to-eat meals, including and friendly environment for you to pursue make-your-own waffles and panini your academic goals. With an INTO student sandwiches, vegan and vegetarian services staff member living in the dorms options, a variety of American entrées, you have a friend you can go to anytime. ethnically inspired foods and many other exciting, chef-created food choices • No need to carry cash; meal plans are paid with student ID card • Variety and flexibility: on-campus dining is available from 7:30 am-10 pm 38 Work and Internships | Drew University 2017-18

“I interned at Barclays Capital and then at Credit Suisse, two of the top international banks in New York City. These internships prepared me for the future.”

Aaron Ventosa, Mexico Economics and Philosophy Double Major, Class of 2014 Business Analyst, Deloitte Consulting Drew University 2017-18 | Work and Internships 39 Student Life

Work and Internships

Students who study with INTO Drew not only excel in their education, but go on to establish successful careers. That is why in the 2016 graduating class, 60% of Drew students had at least one internship before they graduated.

Career Development Services Drew Summer Science Institute Working after Graduation The Center for Internships and Career The DSSI pairs you with faculty mentors Depending on your visa, you may be eligible Development at Drew helps students for an intensive, personal experience for Optional Practical Training or Academic navigate their way through the career working full time on a research project. Training. International students on F-1 decision-making process. From the first Each summer, approximately 15 students visas are eligible to apply to US Immigration semester to the last, and beyond, students participate in this six-week program, which for one year of work authorization within can get help with career counseling, résumé provides opportunities to pursue real-world their field of study. Students in STEM writing and interviewing skills. scientific questions and establish professional fields can apply for up to an additional relationships with faculty at research 24-month extension of work authorization Internships universities and local industries. Each student with qualified employers after their initial The majority of Drew students participate in receives on-campus housing, a budget for 12-month OPT period, allowing you to work at least one academic internship, enabling laboratory supplies and a weekly stipend in the US for up to three years on your F-1 them to put classroom theory into practice throughout the duration of the program. student visa. J-1 students may apply for and get hands-on experience in their field. a period of Academic Training related to Drew students not only have access to a Morristown Medical Center their program of study to take advantage of wide range of internship opportunities in Our mentor program with nearby Morristown employment opportunities after graduation. New York City, but also at countless Fortune Medical Center is a work-study semester 500 corporate headquarters and biomedical that allows students to shadow emergency companies located nearby in New Jersey. room physicians. You will witness first- hand what it takes to be a doctor and gain Work Opportunities valuable experience before applying to a International students on either F-1 or J-1 medical program. student visas are allowed to work on campus on a part-time basis (20 hours/week or less) during spring, fall and summer, as long as they maintain their visa status. For details, visit: drew.edu/career 40 Paths to the World | Drew University 2017-18

‚ Professor Ryan Hinrichs, PhD Cornell University, mentoring a student in the lab Drew University 2017-18 | Paths to the World 41 Student Life

Paths to the World

Technology and globalization is changing the face of business and employment. New jobs and industries are emerging every day. Drew’s liberal arts education equips you with knowledge and skills, theory and practical experience for any career—even those that do not yet exist.

Top-ranked Graduate Schools Big-name Employers Drew graduates (2013-15) have gone on to Employers choose Drew graduates study at these top-ranked graduate schools: (2013-15) because of the skills they • Boston University develop during their liberal arts studies. Students have gone on to work for the • Brown University following companies: • Carnegie Mellon University • Americorps • Columbia University • Aon Hewitt • Duke University • BASF • George Washington University • Bloomberg • Christie’s • Harvard University • Coca-Cola • Johns Hopkins University • Deloitte • Lehigh University • Ericsson “Drew graduates have • Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Ernst & Young the dual experience (MIT) • Fidelity Investments of a small classroom • New York University • Google environment, where • Oxford University • ING • Parsons School of Design • Lincoln Center they cannot just blend • Penn State University • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center into the crowd, and the • Merrill Lynch • Princeton University opportunity to gain • Morgan Stanley • Rutgers University • Mount Sinai Hospital real-world experience • Stanford University • New York Life with New York City • The Ohio State University • Novartis internships. This • University of California - San Francisco • Pfizer combination makes • University of Connecticut • Prudential Financial Drew graduates an • University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill • Ralph Lauren • Samsung • University of Pennsylvania attractive hire for my • Smithsonian Institute • University of Virginia or any other company.” • Sony Music • TD Bank Ed Moed • Teach for America Drew University, Class of 1989 Co-founder and CEO of Peppercomm • Time Warner Cable • UBS • Wells Fargo Advisors 42 Alumni and Parents | Drew University 2017-18

Alumni and Parents

Drew’s mission is to graduate students who are prepared to participate in and contribute to our world as informed and thoughtful citizens. Meet a few alumni who found their passion and voice at Drew and went on to change the world.

Alumni Vanessa Van Brunt ‘92 Mirchandani studied math and computer Awang Adek Hussin ’77 Head of US Prime Broker and science at Drew and started his career Malaysian Ambassador to the US Alternative Sales, BlackRock developing new technology. “The best Awang Adek Hussin graduated from Vanessa Van Brunt has a unique background opportunities in life are not always defined,” Drew with a BA in mathematics and for the financial space, having served says Mirchandani. “Go with it and see where economics and then earned his MA and as a police officer and detective in New it takes you.” Jersey for 10 years prior to getting her PhD in economics from the University Christopher Smith ‘91 undergraduate degree at Drew and MBA of Pennsylvania. In March 2014, he was Global Head of Operations and Senior VP, from Rutgers University. She currently named Malaysia’s ambassador to the MetLife sits on the Drew Alumni Association Board US, where he focuses on building better Christopher Smith received his BA in as participation committee co-chair. “The economic and business ties between both economics from Drew University before academic environment at Drew thrives countries. In a recent visit back to Drew getting his MBA at Rutgers University. when alumni actively participate and share University the ambassador said, “I hope Smith leads more than 11,500 associates their life and career experiences with more Malaysian students come to Drew. It’s and is responsible for the transformation students and faculty.” a great university. You will never regret it. If of MetLife’s operations into a global you have any problems, you come visit me Kevin Murphy ‘89 organization to create a differentiated personally in Kuala Lumpur.” Television and Broadway Producer customer experience, simplify how they Robert Kopech ’73 His parents wanted him to make a good operate and leverage our scale. Smith VP and Chief Risk Officer, World Bank living, but the theater was calling. So continues to be involved with Drew sitting Robert Kopech graduated in Russian Kevin Murphy compromised, double- on the Board of Trustees for the University. majoring in political science and theatre Studies from Drew and earned his MBA and Parents arts. His successful showbiz career—fueled MIA from Columbia University. Over the Sending your son or daughter to college— by creative collaborations with Drew course of a 35-year career in the financial especially in another country—is a big step. classmates—has allowed him to lead hit world, Robert focused on emerging markets Thankfully, Drew University is a safe and shows like “Desperate Housewives” and around the globe. So he was well suited supportive campus that encourages young SyFy’s “Caprica” and a recent Broadway to accept a position in June 2011 as the adults to learn and grow. Drew is a small, musical adaptation of “Heathers.” Behind first chief risk officer at the World Bank, close-knit community where students and the scenes Kevin’s projects require crafting where he oversaw the multitude of risks faculty know one another by name. The arguments, motivating teams and managing associated with the bank’s extensive campus is surrounded by a quiet, residential resources—skills honed in both the worldwide investments. neighborhood. Our professionally trained classroom and the theater. Andrew Sedgwick ‘85 Public Safety Officers provide 24-hour General Manager, Apple Sanjay Mirchandani ’86 service, including emergency response. Andrew Sedgwick came to Drew a self- Chief Operating Officer Global Centers Drew offers an orientation day to familiarize confessed tough guy know-it-all. But at of Excellence, EMC Corporation parents and family members with the Drew as a double major in economics and When Sanjay Mirchandani came to the campus community. Typically parent and music “they taught me how to convert that US from his home in India to attend family sessions explore a variety of topics into business rationale.” Sedgwick landed a Drew University, it was his first overseas including campus services, academics, job​ at Apple, where he spent a nearly 10- experience. “I immediately felt like I disability services, college life and more. year assignment heading business in Korea, belonged,” he says. To schedule a tour, visit: drew.edu/ launching multiple product lines including undergraduate/admissions/visits-events the iPhone and iPad. For more information, visit: drew.edu/parents Drew University 2017-18 | Graduate Success 43 Student Life

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This guide is used for evaluation purposes by the Drew University Office of Admissions and is supplied here for reference only. Meeting the requirements listed here does not does not here listed the requirements only. Meeting reference for and is supplied here Admissions Office of University purposes by the Drew evaluation This guide is used for University. Drew or INTO University Drew admission to will qualify for a student that necessarily indicate and the world widely around vary structures and educational systems Grading requirements. all grading of inclusive this is not that guides, be aware the following to When referring University. Drew success at for the standards meets if the applicant determine individually to each application evaluate we in this brochure. be current not and might an academic year throughout appropriately and adjusted updated are by country requirements that Please also be aware - Undergraduate Pathway Scales - Undergraduate Country 52 English Waiver Guidelines | Drew University 2017-18

English Waiver Guidelines

Undergraduate English 5-Semester Pathway 4-Semester Pathway Undergraduate Direct Waiver Exemptions

IELTS 5.0 (4.5 subscores) 5.5 (5 subscores) 6.5 (6 subscores) TOEFL 50 (10 subscores) 60 (11 subscores) 80 (18 subscores) Password 5 6 No PTEA 41 44 59 IB No English HL: 4 English A HL: 5 IGCSE/GCSE No English First Language with C or better. English First Language with C or better. A Levels (A/AS) No English First Language with C or better. English First Language with C or better. US High School No 3 final years of high school in English, 3 final years of high school in English, mainstream English classes, with grades mainstream English classes, with grades of C or better in non-ESL classes. of B or better in non-ESL classes. International High School No Grade of C or better in mainstream, Grade of B or better in mainstream, (English medium of instruction) non-ESL English courses non-ESL English courses SAT 350 Verbal 400 Verbal 500 Verbal ACT 14 English/Reading 17 English/Reading 19 English/Reading HKDSE No English Level 3 or better No Malaysia SPM No English 119 with C or better No WAEC No No No AP No Language & Composition or No Literature & Composition with 3 or better Cambridge English: First 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No Cambridge English: Proficiency 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No Cambridge English: Advanced 154 (147 subscores) 162 (154 subscores) No African (Anglophone): Yes* No South Africa, Uganda Commonwealth Caribbean Yes* Yes (Anglophone): Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago Australia Yes* Yes Canada, except Quebec (French) Yes* Yes Irish Republic Yes* Yes New Zealand Yes* Yes United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Yes* Yes Ireland, Wales)

*Qualifies for 4-Semester Pathway

This chart is for English Waiver purposes only. Students will be placed in the appropriate Pathway as determined by the Drew Admissions Team. Application 53 Dates, Tuition and Fees and Tuition Dates, $34,480 $17,980 $85,332 $72,932 $66,847 Total Expenses Total | $66,847 Total Total Expenses $1,126 $1,126 $2,122 $2,122 $2,122 Miscellaneous Application Fee Application $60 $60 $2,122 Miscellaneous $714 $714 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 Health Insurance* 2017-18 University Drew $1,500 Health Insurance Application Deadline* Application February 1, 2017 December 1, 2017 $250 $250 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 Books and Supplies $1,200 Books $9,890 $9,890 $26,990 $19,780 $13,695 Housing and Meals $13,695 Housing and Meals First Day of Classes of Day First 2017 28, August January 15, 2018 $22,500 $6,000 $53,520 $48,330 $48,330 Tuition Tuition and Fees $48,330 Tuition Tuition and Fees There are two main semesters per academic year (Fall, Spring), each about 16 weeks long. each about 16 weeks (Fall, Spring), per academic year main semesters two are There

Semester Start Dates for Drew University Degree Programs Degree University Drew for Dates Start Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Study Abroad with English (1 Semester) Abroad Study Academic English (1 Semester) Academic Undergraduate Pathway Undergraduate - 3 Semesters) (1 Year Undergraduate Pathway Undergraduate - 2 Semesters) (1 Year Undergraduate Direct Entry Full Time Entry Direct Undergraduate 16 per semester) (32 credits, Undergraduate Direct Admission Direct Undergraduate - 2 Semesters) (1 Year Cost Description Cost The following prices are based on 2016-17 prices or estimates and are subject to change. subject to and are based on 2016-17 prices or estimates prices are The following Estimated Costs of Attendance for 2017-18 for Attendance of Costs Estimated Cost Description Cost Drew University Estimated Tuition and Fees Tuition Estimated University Drew change. to subject and are prices or estimates based on 2016-17 prices are The following Rates are an estimate and subject to change. All prices in US dollars. change. All prices and subject to an estimate are Rates Rates are an estimate and subject to change. All prices in US dollars. change. All prices to and subject an estimate are Rates Drew University Drew Dates, Tuition and Fees and Fees Tuition Dates, for more information. more for Please visit intostudy.com/drew *Applications are accepted after the deadline as space is available. after accepted are *Applications *Charged upon arrival *Charged A 12-week Summer semester is offered at additional cost. For more information, please visit drew.edu/fba/tuition-fees information, more For additional cost. at is offered Summer semester A 12-week By Academic Year In addition, there is a January term and Summer term. is a January In addition, there

Drew and INTO Drew Programs Drew and INTO Drew Estimated Costs Estimated 54 Dates, Tuition and Fees | Drew University 2017-18

Dates, Tuition and Fees INTO Drew University

Rates are an estimate and subject to change. All prices in US dollars.

By Academic Year There are two main semesters per academic year (Fall, Spring), each about 16 weeks long and a 12-week Summer term.

Tuition for Academic Programs Deposits 2017-18

Program Year 1 Year 2 Program Tuition Housing

Undergraduate 4-Semester Pathway Program* $48,330 $48,330 Academic English $2,000 $2,000

Undergraduate 5-Semester Pathway Program** $53,520 $48,330 Pathway Program $2,000 $2,000

Academic English + Pathway $2,000 $2,000 *Minimum four semesters required **Minimum five semesters required

Insurance for entire length of program must be paid in full at time of deposit and is required for confirmation and I-20 generation. Tuition for Language Program

Program 1 Semester 2 Semesters 3 Semesters Miscellaneous Fees and Expenses 2017-18 Academic English $6,000 $12,000 $18,000 One-Time Per Academic Term Study Abroad with English $22,500 $45,000 $67,500 Express Mail $100 -----

Books (estimated) ----- $600

Start Dates for Academic Programs

4-Semester Pathway programs in black and 5-Semester Pathway programs in blue. All Pathway programs can be started in the semester indicated below.

Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Undergraduate Pathway Programs August 20, 2017 January 10, 2018

Arts

Business

Humanities and Social Sciences

Sciences

Pre-Engineering

4-Semester Pathway program 5-Semester Pathway program

Start Dates for Language Program

Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Summer 2018 Program August 20, 2017 January 11, 2018 May 21, 2018

Academic English P P P

Study Abroad with English P P

P Variable program length

Housing and Dining Services

Housing and dining rates are subject to change.

Housing Fall 2017 Spring 2018 Summer 2018

Double room/shared bathroom* $9,890 $9,890 $7,210

*Includes 19 all-you-care-to-eat meals per week plus 100 bonus points meal plan, a linen package and housing between terms. Application 55 Award Amount Amount Award $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $18,000 $15,000 $16,000 $13,000 $13,000 $16,000 $18,000 $15,000 $16,000 $13,000 $13,000 $18,000 $16,000 $13,000 Amount Award $10,000 $15,000 Scholarships | Pathway students not receiving an INTO an INTO receiving not students Pathway will be scholarship upon entrance Drew eligible Scholarship with a a Dean’s or Drew for program. in the Pathway or greater GPA 3.25 2017-18 University Drew Available for Year 3 and Year 4 3 and Year Year for Available Drew to Matriculation matriculation of point at 3.25-3.499 GPA the same amount for renewable Pathway, After is maintained 3 and 4 if 2.0 GPA in Year 4 3 and Year Year for Available Drew to Matriculation matriculation of point at 3.5 GPA+ the same amount for renewable Pathway, After is maintained 3 and 4 if 2.0 GPA in Year Region/Country Region/Country Africa and South America Central Asia and Central Europe Eastern Hong Kong India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Indonesia Japan Korea Malaysia and North Africa Middle East Pakistan Asia and Indochina Southeast Taiwan Thailand Turkey Vietnam Europe and Central Western Eligibility • • • • • • • • If a student’s INTO Drew scholarship is less scholarship is less Drew INTO If a student’s or Dean’s scholarships, the than the Drew scholarship can be Drew INTO student’s Students award. by the greater replaced scholarship only one type of receive may or Dean’s/ Drew (either a INTO both but not Scholarship). Drew

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