Drew University to Host Open Houses for Freshmen, Transfer Students

Drew University in Madison is hosting an open house known as Full-Impact Day for high school students and potential transfer students on Feb. 8 and another one on April 25.

It’s not too late to apply for admission to Drew University for the fall semester. The deadline for regular application is Feb. 16. There are two more chances this spring semester for prospective students to tour the Madison campus, meet professors and students, and visit a residence hall. To register for Full Impact Day on Feb. 8, click here.

Full Impact Day begins at 9 a.m. in the Ehinger Center with a continental breakfast. Students can meet professors and coaches, along with admissions officers and financial aid counselors.

There will be information available about the more than 50 programs of study offered at Drew, in addition to its many study abroad opportunities and the celebrated New York Semester programs, where students take classes and participate in the real-life goings on at the United Nations, on Wall Street, in Manhattan art museums and private studios, and with media and communications companies.

Drew’s Full-Impact Days are open to high school seniors, juniors, sophomores, and transfer students. If a student has already applied, he or she is still welcome to participate in a Full-Impact Day.

Students at Drew were among those who weighed in for the Princeton Review, which recognized Drew in two additional listings, the 225 Best Northeastern Schools and the Guide to 332 Green Colleges. According to Princeton Review, the popularity of Drew’s theatre arts program ranks seventh highest in the nation.

About Drew University

Drew University is a private, liberal arts university located in Madison, N.J., in the New York City metro area. Ranked among the top liberal arts institutions nationwide by U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, and Washington Monthly, Drew is also listed in Princeton Review’s Best 379 Colleges.

The Drew promise—We Deliver Full-Impact Learning to the World—emphasizes the university’s commitment to borderless education that enables a student’s greatest success in a globally connected world.

Drew has a total student enrollment of more than 2,000 in three schools: the College of Liberal Arts, the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, and the Drew Theological School. The undergraduate program offers degrees in 30 different disciplines, while Caspersen and the Theological School offer degrees at the master’s and doctoral levels.

Photo courtesy of Lynne DeLade

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