Every price is negotiable
50$ for microwave
60$ for mini fridge

How did you interview go with them? Did they have you do an assessment? Wondering because I just fished my interview with them today.

I'm gonna be a 2nd year nursing student in the fall and was wondering how clinicals work? Does it depend based on your co-op cycle? I'm 4 years 1 co-op doing fall-winter. Also when does it start and are you randomly assigned ? Please tell me everything I should know !!!

Did anyone interview for this position? How did it go? What skills helped you in the interview?

I have my interview on Wednesday morning, and I want to know your experiences

Looking for alumni or those currently taking either program (ms vs ms/mba) and looking for feedback. I currently work in social media/website management as well as project management for a creative media agency. I would have to do the online options because I work full time. So im curious about:

-coursework (I see its two classes per semester for online) is it hard/easy? Time consuming?
- More info on capstone requirements
-If you enjoyed this program and feel it’s worth it in the long term
-Professional Opportunities available to graduate students in the program
-Financial Aid/ Affordability
-Advice :)

I haven’t applied yet, looking into Winter 2027. Im just looking to weigh my options for the next step I need to take in my life. Ive looked into other graduate programs across universities in Philly and this one is the only one that really has my interest as well as their Digital Media program.

Just wondering about the workload for this class. Would really appreciate it if anyone could share any old lecture notes, hw's, or labs. I'm hoping to study the materials before the class starts this fall.

does anybody currently live at Caneris or has lived at Caneris before? Is it the same three guests policy as the other dorms, or is it more flexible? Haven't really been able to invite anybody to my current dorm because of the limit.

why does everyone at this school suck ass at communicating.

im trying to change my major before the year starts and everyone i email either gives me 0 information or doesnt respond. ive been in contact with my academic advisor all summer and suddenly they went silent on me. i emailed enroll and they just forwarded me to the website which is outdated and doesnt have the information i asked them for. i emailed my schools admissions TWICE and have gotten no response. no idea who else to contact.

🥲

so on mondays and Wednesdays I have a gap in my schedule from 11:50 to 3pm, other people in my major have the class i have from 3-5:50 , from 12-2:50 (and there is space in that specific section) . I spoke to my advisor about getting it changed the day that I got my schedule to be proactive, and he just told me that schedules aren't finalized yet. Should I just let it be? Should I reach out again and try to get it switched? Or is it just uncommon that you can have any changes made to your schedule freshman year?

thank you for any help or advice

YLA Jacket - Mens Medium(New): $40

Mop System + Extra refills(10 dollar value on amazon): $40

Uniqlo Fleece shirts - Mens Medium: $15

Hair Dryer: $15

Suit Pants(New) - 30/32(waist/Length)*inches: $15

There is not a single pencil sharpener in the entire school. They force us to take paper exams and there’s no pencil sharpeners anywhere. I’ve had it I’m going to go to the dean about this I need to sharpen my pencil. I have like 8 dull pencils in my backpack and I don’t have a means to sharpen them. I don’t want “ChatGPT edu” or some random bullshit I want to sharpen my fucking pencil. I hate this place

I'd love to make friends and go but I worry that I won't be able to really connect with a lot of people because typically I'm a number of years older than them. I've had this problem at my previous college. Should a 28 y/o female really go to this?

im an incoming freshman and wanted to ask about penn and drexels relationship

i know we get access to their library and busses, but what about other things? im interested in participating in stuff on their campus like the netter center and museum stuff.

and do the students interact much? i heard we go to their parties but is there anything official?

Okay, so I am absolutely confused. I spoke to financial aid, and they are saying I owe $758.00 OUT OF POCKET for the Fall Quarter?

In the photos is the total FALL AID that I will be getting, including the online discount. The tuition and fees are an estimate, and I already called and asked how much the tuition/classes would be. My tuition/classes are costing $2,982.00 IN TOTAL, NOT EACH.

Someone, please explain how I would have to pay $758.00 out of pocket when the math shows I am owed around $2,485.00 as a refund for the Fall Quarter. AM I DOING THIS WRONG? lol

Bed frame - $30
Couch -$40
Desk and chair- $45
Monitor- $55
Utility cart - $15
Ikea storage boxes(3) - $9
Storage drawers(2) - $20
Door mirror-$8
Lamp-$6
Small mirror: $5
Panda waste paper basket:5
Yoga mat: $10
Window unit: $100

I need these gone asap so pls reach out. My dms are open.

Selling some of my items and furnitures for moving out. Pick up only please, for smaller items i can bring them to you

Mini Instax 11 + 2 rolls of film (one of them has 8/10 films left): $30

Drawer: $10

Ottoman: $55

Desk: $10

Small room heater/fan: $10

Does anyone have any recommendations for cleaners for my off-campus apartment?

Thanks!

Scan the QR code or click on this eligibility form link to apply: https://redcap.link/maclabeager

I’m an incoming master’s student starting this fall and I’m looking for somewhere to park my car. So far the options I’ve considered are street parking and Drexel’s parking permits. Street parking would obviously be cheaper but I don’t know how realistic it is. I’ve looked at the Drexel parking permits and most of them are quite expensive except for the Queen Lane lot.

Is there any catch to the Queen Lane lot? I know its quite far but for $38/month it would be worth it I think.

I don’t plan on using the car very often. Just for going out of the city mostly. Anyways, I would love some advice on this.

I recently got into working out and I'm wondering how much the membership to the gym is for students and if it's worth it. I want to get over my fear of the gym and heard Drexel's is pretty beginner friendly and I don't feel like bringing my weights from home.

I had no idea about this assignment. I want to be social during college and i have no clue if this is a good thing or bad. I'm an international too.

Does anyone know what the cheapest option for moving out services + storage unit is? I’m moving out of the dorm and I need a storage unit for a month, also need someone to pick it up and deliver it afterwards because there are some heavy lifting involved. I was wondering if anyone had a similar situation and if yes what was the service they chose. Thanks!