Drexel University Employer Reviews

Family type of environment among co-workers, physicians did not mind teaching as they went along, they encouraged education.

Amazing people to work for, sometimes free-food, and a self-motivated work schedule!

Dealt with students and parents with any questions or complaints regarding housing at Drexel University.

My typical teaching hours are very intensive and fun. I work closely with my students on daily language topics. My students are very interactive. I use a variety of resources which include textbooks, Internet, projections, computer technology, videos. Over several years of teaching college students I learned to adapt my teaching method to their needs. – more... I constantly make changes as needed and I believe I improved myself to deal with a variety of demands and circumstances. The hardest thing in my job is the commuting time. The most enjoyable thing is being with my students and interacting with them. – less

Working at Drexel's Service Center provided me with a lot of valuable experience, especially as pertains to working with external clients. The bureaucracy is frustrating and opaque. However, I learned a lot and performed valid analyses.

I worked as tutor and I enjoyed working with the other tutors and students. The hardest part of the job is to understand the students learning style and coping with it because every student is different. However, it is also interesting to learn from students.

Nothing special. I do not understand why I am asked to write so much about this university.

•Prepared information sessions for up to 600 domestic and international prospective students.
•Compiled confidential records of students; handled correspondence and assisted other departments with clerical duties.
•Proctored academic exams for over 1,000 students per semester.

Not friendly work conditions created by the management. Not good pay and benefits.

Led a team of 5 engineers to develop a regenerative medicine strategy for female urinary incontinence
 Achieved the deliverable of increasing the tissue compliance by 30% and reduced the cost of production by $10,000
 Developed a written proposal which includes deliverables, design specifications, budget, timeline and societal impact

Fast paced ten weeks quater system. Large numbers of students. High standards.

Worked in a professional environment which included useful training opportunities. Also worked in the capacity of a police dispatch center, learning how to coordinate and dispatch police.

PhD-centered organization with no respect or appreciation of the thousands of non-PhD staff who work there.

Benefits are terrible and more expensive than any other University in the Philadelphia area.

There is definitely a culture of fear and suppression. The "perks" of working in this University pale in comparison to the stress, hours, and mistreatment – more... of administrative staff. – less

Good School . Been there two years. I am about to graduate. I go online and it has been a blessing.

Part time job while being a grad student. Excellent opportunity interacting with students.

If job security is what you are looking for, this is a good place to be.

Drexel University is a great workplace filled with passionate and young scientist who are working hard and are very friendly and collaborative.
The most difficult part is the instrumentation and their down time in the CRF.

Drexel has provided me with an environment where I could learn from great leaders and become a leader myself.

I loved working in a fast paste environment were we had to meet our numbers.

Drexel has AMAZING retirement, salary and health benefits. Very staff/faculty appreciative. FULL tuition remission starting day 1.