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Excellent undergraduate educator that provides many "real-life" work opportunities in the form of co-ops. Master's degree programs tend to have less impact and attention on them from administrators and staff so it is easy to feel "forgotten about". In addition, Center City campus at Hanhemann needs updating badly.

Very great school. Everyone is there to help.

Pros-The opportunity to get back into school and a chance to pursue healthcare from various angles with a better perspective on how to choose the proper career path. Cons-Lack of graduate school structure and support system from the top of the programs down. Can feel a bit isolated and question whether the directors of the program are concerned about the well-being of students moving forward.

Very relevant field of study with a high graduate/jobs ratio. The program as well as the financial aid office could be more organized. Overall however, it was a good choice to study here.

Drexel is highly reputed for its' multidiscplinary approach to basic research. Additionally, many companies know that Drexel students are well prepared for careers in industry upon matriculation.

I am doing a post-bac program to make me more competitive for medical school applications. The program is very great and so far everyone is nice and helpful from former students to faculty.

The program has great academic support. Advisors are willing to help and guide you through the program. The program is no piece of cake, however thanks to all of the support the students can excel.

The MIHS program at Drexel was good but overall, slightly disorganized.

Pros: Faculty and staff are very helpful. Professors are perpared and always available to answer questions. Small classes allow for a better relationship for students and professors. Con: The cost of tuition.