TUITION per credit: (2010-2011) $822 MAT; $1,962 MA/PhD History & Culture; $433 MFA Poetry (costs for part-time students are pro-rated); $891 Arts & Letters, Medical Humanities (reduced rates for senior citizens and full-time educators).
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS CONTACT
Carla Burns, Director of Admission
Drew University is located on a beautiful, 186-acre campus in Madison, New Jersey, 25 miles west of Manhattan. Commuter rail lines provide easy access to New York City. The total University enrollment is 2,716 students; of this number, 394 are in the Graduate School. Of the total number of graduate students, 55 percent are women, 12 percent are international students, and 13 percent are self-identified members of minority groups. Merit-based scholarship awards range from 20 percent of tuition to 100 percent of tuition plus stipend. One of the major characteristics of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies is the emphasis on interdisciplinary studies. Its size allows for graduate education on a personal level with many small seminars, one-to-one tutorials, and classes that encourage discussion and lively interaction. Faculty members excel in teaching as well as in scholarship and research.
The Rose Memorial Library houses 499,417 volumes plus a large collection of manuscripts, journals, and other primary source material. It also has an unusually large collection of periodicals with special strengths in the basic areas of graduate study offered at Drew. The Center for Holocaust Studies is located on campus, and the United Methodist Archive and History Center, adjacent to the library, houses one of the most extensive collections of American religious history in the world.
DEGREES
M.A.T.: Arts in Teaching Biology, Chemistry, English, French, Italian, Math, Physics, Social Studies, Spanish, Theater Arts.
M.A., Ph.D.: History & Culture.
M.F.A.: Poetry, Poetry in Translation.
M.Litt., D. Litt.: Arts & Letters.
M.M.H., D.M.H.: Medical Humanities.
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