Patrick
My personal experience at Drexel has only just started, so I don't really know yet! I registered late, which made things a little bit more complicated, but so far everyone has been very helpful and the process of getting matriculated into the school has been much easier than I expected.
Trey
The most frustrating thing about my school is that as of right now there is only one cafeteria and the quality of food is not that good. I think they are in the process of building a new cafeteria which will help tremendously.
Stephen
The most frustrating thing about my school is the two-year on-campus residency requirement. Unless given an exemption, students are required to live on campus for their first two years, which can rack up a large amount of debt a student will have coming out of the university. Although it is well-intentioned, it can really be a financial burden.
Jessica
Drexel Administration is very confusing and changes things to benefit themselves and make life more difficult for the students. The students have a strong bond because of this, but it makes us resent our school and the people who run in.
Jayna
The most frustrating thing about Drexel University is the lack of support from professors.
Jeffrey
I always worry that the financial burden on my parents will become to much and I will not be able to continue my education at this amazing university.
Angela
The most frustrating thing about Drexel is the cost of tuition. It's expensive and although they do provide financial aid, extra scholarship searches are necessary to make the cost even a little reasonable.
Samantha
Most frustrating thing at this school is the lack of diversity. Every race here clump together as a separate groups and its rare you see interracial social interaction. You might have a chance of making friends if you lived on campus, but if you're living off campus, then you'll have an excrutiating hard time trying to interact with others, especially your freshman year.
Diondre
The most frustating thing about this school is the 10 week quarters. Professors tend to cram as much information has possible in the students brain without making sure all the material is completely understood.
TANYA
HAVING TO COMMUNICATE WITH COLLEGE OFFICES ENTIRELY BY E-MAIL OR SNAIL MAIL CAN A LITTLE DAUNTING, BECAUSE OF TIME CONSTRAINTS AND THE LACK OF PERSONAL CONTACT.