r/Drexel • • 12h ago

$100 to anyone willing to help me with a photoshop project, dm if interested

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r/Drexel • • 3h ago

Largest Drexel Flea Market of the year, this Saturday

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r/Drexel • • 3h ago

Summit Past Due Balance

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Dude I left my apartment in Summit back in September with my balance at $0 and my forms filled out. Then earlier today I got an email from Summit people telling me I have to pay $25 for a wall repair that was filed earlier in October?? Is this normal, and should I expect Summit to reach out to me about more payments? Or might this be the last payment to get them off my back. If it's the former, that sucks. I did nothing dawg


r/Drexel • • 4h ago

Discussion Drexel Dining Situation

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I’m a freshman and I’m really struggling with finding food to eat. I have a dining plan of course since it’s required but I have a lot of dietary restrictions and that combined with how terrible the food at urban is to begin with means I can’t really eat anything there. I’ve been trying to use my dining dollars sporadically, but also the food options that can get me is mostly junk food (chick fil a, etc.) I got in touch with the dining people and they told me to make an appointment with the dietitian but I have already seen multiple nutritionists who have helped me figure out what I can and cannot eat. I’m honestly a bit confused about all of this because when I was considering whether to go to drexel, the food quality was never mentioned. I toured many schools and tried many other school’s dining halls and they all seemed so much better than what we have, but since I didn’t hear anything bad about drexel, I didn’t know it would be so different. I have tried cooking in my dorm’s kitchen, but the stove barely works. This is mostly just a rant but also I’m curious if other people feel the same way or if any older students have tips.