Drexel

Drexel Majors

Drexel awards bachelor's degrees in 71 fields, about 3,838 a year. The largest are Nursing, Accounting, Computer Science.

MajorDegrees a yearEarnings, 1 year outEarnings, 4 years outMedian federal debt
Nursing470$85,441$100,646$30,750
Accounting333$70,069$100,317$28,832
Computer Science209$86,930$113,610$29,333
Mechanical Engineering183$74,267$93,638$31,000
Biology152$37,699$72,197$27,000
Marketing148$57,838$89,486$27,000
Design142$38,154$66,294$27,000
Data Analytics134
Business Administration109$61,478$84,040$27,000
Computer Engineering107$89,418$117,537$28,166
Health/Medical Preparatory Programs104$33,835$95,081$24,030
Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management95$24,205$54,328$25,468
Biomedical/Medical Engineering87$74,860$101,362$30,697
Research and Experimental Psychology85
Management Information Systems83$72,332$101,790$29,933
Electrical Engineering78$81,904$102,978$29,986
Chemical Engineering76$77,528$99,338$30,860
Film and Photography69$19,758$42,980$25,379
Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods69$74,357$104,599$28,750
Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management64$78,089$101,488$31,000
Civil Engineering61$72,087$84,992$31,000
Economics53$70,967$98,178$29,000
Liberal Arts52$62,470$84,166$27,154
Health Administration45$54,322$65,999$30,811
Architecture43$57,730$72,915$31,000
Public Relations and Advertising42$37,125$66,750$27,000
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations41$50,030$71,613
Kinesiology and Exercise Science37$27,376$58,488$27,672
Teacher Education35$50,312$54,571$32,375
Information Science/Studies34$78,755$98,548$29,125
International Business33$54,235$94,595$28,667
Computer Software and Media Applications32
Environmental Science and Conservation30$30,835$58,495$28,956
Mathematics30$70,313$98,709$30,899
Public Health29$39,072$72,736$27,000
Chemistry28$49,215$82,185$29,667
Electromechanical Engineering27
Legal Research and Advanced Professional Studies27$59,077$87,416$27,978
Criminology27$40,229$58,751$27,000
Data Science26
International/Globalization Studies24$40,189$72,375$29,046
Political Science24$66,756
Mental and Social Health Services and Allied Professions23$41,891$54,395$27,000
Construction Management23$78,030$105,887$31,000
Architectural Engineering21$76,272$85,839$31,000
Graphic Communications20$31,790
Computer and Information Sciences19
Materials Engineering18$78,623$94,694$31,000
Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering15$64,712$30,983
Real Estate14
Hospitality Management11
Culinary Arts and Related Services10$48,094
History10
English Language and Literature9
Physics8$30,847
Sociology7
Theater7
Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services7
Engineering Technologies/Technicians5$66,431$97,379$31,000
Engineering4
East Asian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics4
Dance4
Business/Commerce4$86,878
Architectural History, Criticism, and Conservation3
Geology and Earth Science3
Anthropology3
Broadcasting and Digital Media2
Romance Languages2
Philosophy2
Studio Art2
Visual and Performing Arts1$51,248$27,000

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most popular majors at Drexel?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: Nursing (470), Accounting (333), Computer Science (209), Mechanical Engineering (183), Biology (152).

Which Drexel majors earn the most?

Four years after graduation, the highest median earnings are in Computer Engineering ($117,537), Computer Science ($113,610), Construction Management ($105,887), Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods ($104,599), Electrical Engineering ($102,978). Earnings are reported for 44 of Drexel's 71 programs.

How many majors does Drexel have?

Drexel awarded bachelor's degrees in 71 federal program categories in the most recent year reported. A college's own list of majors can be longer or shorter, because several named majors often fall under one federal category.

Source: College Scorecard, Most Recent Data by Field of Study (U.S. Department of Education), 2026-06-10 release. Programs are federal categories, which do not always match the names Drexel uses. Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal financial aid, four years after a bachelor's degree, and are withheld for small programs.