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Credit or exemption may be awarded to entering students who submit satisfactory scores on the AP Examinations of the College Board. No student may have more than 32 credits counted toward the undergraduate degree from any combination of credit-by-examination programs.

Business Administration and Management, General

Finance, General

Computer Science

Elementary Education and Teaching

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Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor

Education, General

English Language and Literature, General

Creative Writing

German Language and Literature

French Language and Literature

Italian Language and Literature

Spanish Language and Literature

Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General

Chinese Studies

African-American/Black Studies

Women's Studies

Neuroscience

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Biochemistry

Bioethics/Medical Ethics

Public Health Education and Promotion

Computational Science

Environmental Studies

Religion/Religious Studies

Philosophy

Chemistry, General

Physics, General

Psychology, General

International Relations and Affairs

Political Science and Government, General

Sociology

Anthropology

Economics, General

Bible/Biblical Studies

Theology/Theological Studies

Drama and Dramatics/Theater Arts, General

Fine/Studio Arts, General

Art History, Criticism and Conservation

Music, General

History, General

Mathematics, General

Drew University is so much more than a place to earn your degree. It's where you'll meet some of your closest friends. Get connected to life-changing mentors. Learn in ways that could take you around the globe, or straight into the real world of professional life, meaningful community action, and leading social change. As a Drew student, you can choose from 40+ majors, 60+ minors, 18 Dual-Degree programs and 17 pre-professional programs. And you'll graduate with a purpose - not to mention the skills employers are looking for, and an experience-based résumé that ties everything together. Drew professors are there to mentor, debate, challenge, and inspire you. They care-about you and your learning. And they'll help you build your network of academic, career, and personal advisors who will guide you along your path to graduation and beyond. Every Drew student participates in at least two experiences to build their résumé and explore their interests. (For example: our one-of-a-kind New York City Semesters. You could find yourself working on Wall Street, at the United Nations, with media giants, alongside grassroots organizers, in the contemporary art world, or on the theatre scene.) We also offer a variety of study abroad programs, from full semesters to just a few weeks. If science is your thing, you'll have exceptional opportunities for advanced research in Drew's Summer Science Institute and Research Institute for Scientists Emeriti (RISE) programs. As for our location, it's hard to beat. Madison, NJ, is a picture-perfect small town that's only an hour from all the opportunities of NYC and equally close to the Jersey Shore, the Pocono mountains, and many other outdoor adventures. The campus is lush and green, full of historic buildings and state-of-the-art facilities. Drew is home to 90+ student-run clubs and organizations, 26 NCAA Division III athletic teams, and a non-stop lineup of events and activities, from fun festivals to Drew TEDx. And it all happens in a supportive community that has your back and is rooting for your success. Drew is all about big experiences and bold futures (yours). Learn more at drew.edu.

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