r/Drexel

So yeah, wanted to know how fast (and reliable) the wifi is in kelly hall (especially the corner units). Heard Kelly no longer has ethernet ports for gigabit and afaik, dragonfly3 tops out at 300Mbps. Does anyone there face issues with wifi or is it just decent enough for everyday life.

For example, if you interviewed with them, but were rejected/QA’d

i was between drexel and another school and ended up choosing the other school due to pressure from my family. as time passed i thought id be okay just going with what my parents had wanted but i really cant stand the idea of going to a school i genuinely hate everything about, from the city to the lack of co-ops. i hate that i couldnt say anything sooner but with move in day a little over a month away i just cant stand the thought of spending 4 years at a school i hate. i really want to reactivate my drexel offer - i was in STARS and honors, and would have been in a city i'm familiar with.

i emailed admissions and tried to explain my situation the best i could. has anyone been in a similar situation, trying to reactivate an offer after may 1st? what are my chances of being able to successfully reactivate at this time? i really think ill probably transfer back as soon as i can if i cant enroll now, but i just regret not fighting harder for what i really wanted back then.

Why is B round this time so shitty and bad? Like there are no good jobs at all

Would love it if it came with an HDMI cable but totally fine if not :)

Heyyy guys, Im just wondering if anyone will attend or attended transfer admitted day of Drexel, cuz Im still thinking like going or nah, like the flight is highkey expensive and idk abt accommodation as well. Have anyone attended it before? Was it worth for me to take a flight myself from TX to Phila tho...

Hi! I was just accepted into Drexel Law. Is there anyone else who is going to Drexel law this Fall? If so, where are you living? And do you recommend living in one of the on-campus houses or contracted off-housing apartments?
I looked at the 3 options they have for off-housing apartments with American Campus Communities and realized I would need to find a roommate.
If anyone has any advice on how to find an affordable/good apartment near the law school, I would really appreciate it!
Also, any thoughts on Drexel Law school?

I'm an incoming first-year student, and I wanted to know what I'm in for when I start in September. Also, if anyone knows if the beds can be bunked/lofted, that would be great.

What are B round jobs looking like for CCI majors? Are there a lot of jobs available?

I have been seeing a few posts on here from Electrical Engineering related majors that they are not getting coops. How bad is the situation compared to CS majors?

Does Mechanical Engineering have it better?

Are any other engineering majors doing good?

Hello, my son will be a freshman at Drexel this Fall and I would like to find a great general practitioner near the school for him to see when he is sick. i know they have a clinic in the school, but I would be so much more at ease if he could go see a doctor outside of the university as well. Does anyone have recommendations for a great one? thank you!

-Nervous mama

Hi! I’m going to be getting off my last coop and am looking for an apartment with a private bedroom and bathroom. The lease would be from 9/26 - 6/27 ACC is literally all full. If anyone looking to get out of their lease or has any recs that would be great!! :)

Post questions about if anyone is accepting or declining a certain position here.

Title.

Is anyone accepting

Systems Engineer (Combat Systems) - Drexel Co-Op -725630BR (447614)

Drexel Eng Co-op - Systems Engineer (Architecture & Design) - 726022BR (447626)

Quick technical clarification: In my SCDConline portal, I am currently deciding between two positions:

Ranked #1: Job Current Status: Qualified Alternate

Ranked #2: Job Current Status: Job Offer

My primary goal is to try for the Rank #1. However, I want to confirm with absolute certainty that my actual Job Offer from Rank #2 serves as a guaranteed safety net. By ranking a Qualified Alternate position as #1 and a formal Job Offer as #2, I am not at risk of losing both? I want to ensure that if my first choice does not successfully clear or drop down to me, the system will automatically default to my second choice without any risk of another candidate taking the job offer.

Thanks for answering!

Hi everyone,
I’m currently a pre-junior Electrical Engineering student at Drexel University. I was supposed to be on co-op during the Spring/Summer term, but I wasn’t able to secure a position, so I had to defer my first co-op to my senior year.

I’m trying to use this time to improve my resume, skills, and projects, but I’m honestly confused about what companies actually expect to see from an Electrical Engineering student applying for co-ops or internships.

For people who have worked as electrical engineers, hired EE students, or completed EE co-ops/internships:

What do companies usually look for on an EE student’s resume?
Should I focus more on projects, technical skills, research, certifications, clubs, or work experience?

What kind of projects would make my resume stronger?

Also, if anyone has advice on how to stand out after not getting a co-op the first time, I would really appreciate it.

Any honest advice would help. Thank you.

I don't know how much more I got left in me. I literally had to switch cycles from spring summer to fall winter and I'm still struggling to get an offer and I literally don't know why. My resume get's me interviews but I guess I just keep bombing them or something. This is all just so frustrating.