Baldwin Scholars are exceptional students with strong academic records who seek a special opportunity for independent learning, engagement and research. The honors program meets this demand by offering a challenging set of courses augmented with exclusive co- and extracurricular activities. These include the sophomore fall honors off-campus overnight, a trip underscoring an academic topic or theme; receptions, dinners or masterclasses with elite VIP speakers, like recent campus visitors Madeleine Albright and Al Gore; and regular honors gatherings with the program director for topical conversations like sustainable energy, the economy and more.

 Back in the classroom—and beyond—junior year focuses on a community initiative, identified and implemented on or off campus by the Baldwin Scholars themselves, which focuses on citizenship or social change, community education or an academic opportunity. The experience culminates in a capstone project during senior year.

All this adds up to a challenging and rewarding experience for participants that enriches and enhances the academic culture at Drew.

Above and beyond the regular challenges of an undergraduate education, the Baldwin Honors Program curriculum includes:

Throughout the year, the College Admission staff of Drew University invites prospective students and their families to join us for an exploration of the college search process and the academic opportunities available at Drew. During open houses you will be able to take campus tours, attend information sessions on the unique features of the Drew educational experience, and learn more about admissions and financial aid at Drew.

Traditionally, open houses begin early in the morning and run through early afternoon. The day usually includes campus tours, information sessions about admission and financial assistance, presentations about student life and academics, and a complimentary luncheon.

For a list of upcoming open houses, please visit: http://www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Registration Process

• Phone: 973/408-DREW 
• E-mail:  cadm@drew.edu
• For high school juniors and seniors

Contact
Drew University, Office of College Admission
Phone: (973) 408-3739
Email: cadm@drew.edu
Web: www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Throughout the year, the College Admission staff of Drew University invites prospective students and their families to join us for an exploration of the college search process and the academic opportunities available at Drew. During open houses you will be able to take campus tours, attend information sessions on the unique features of the Drew educational experience, and learn more about admissions and financial aid at Drew.

Traditionally, open houses begin early in the morning and run through early afternoon. The day usually includes campus tours, information sessions about admission and financial assistance, presentations about student life and academics, and a complimentary luncheon.

For a list of upcoming open houses, please visit: http://www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Registration Process

• Phone: 973/408-DREW
• E-mail:  cadm@drew.edu
• For high school juniors and seniors

Contact
Drew University, Office of College Admission
Phone: (973) 408-3739
Email: cadm@drew.edu
Web: www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Throughout the year, the College Admission staff of Drew University invites prospective students and their families to join us for an exploration of the college search process and the academic opportunities available at Drew. During open houses you will be able to take campus tours, attend information sessions on the unique features of the Drew educational experience, and learn more about admissions and financial aid at Drew.

Traditionally, open houses begin early in the morning and run through early afternoon. The day usually includes campus tours, information sessions about admission and financial assistance, presentations about student life and academics, and a complimentary luncheon.

For a list of upcoming open houses, please visit: http://www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Registration Process

• Phone: 973/408-DREW
• E-mail:  cadm@drew.edu
• For high school juniors and seniors

Contact
Drew University, Office of College Admission
Phone: (973) 408-3739
Email: cadm@drew.edu
Web: www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Throughout the year, the College Admission staff of Drew University invites prospective students and their families to join us for an exploration of the college search process and the academic opportunities available at Drew. During open houses you will be able to take campus tours, attend information sessions on the unique features of the Drew educational experience, and learn more about admissions and financial aid at Drew.

Traditionally, open houses begin early in the morning and run through early afternoon. The day usually includes campus tours, information sessions about admission and financial assistance, presentations about student life and academics, and a complimentary luncheon.

For a list of upcoming open houses, please visit: http://www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Registration Process

• Phone: 973/408-DREW 
• E-mail:  cadm@drew.edu
• For high school juniors and seniors

Contact
Drew University, Office of College Admission
Phone: (973) 408-3739
Email: cadm@drew.edu
Web: www.drew.edu/cla/visit.aspx

Drew University would like to invite you and your family to attend our Open House taking place on campus on April 21, 2012. This event provides prospective students their best opportunity to:

• Learn about admission, financial aid, and scholarships
• Discover the over 50 outstanding academic programs available
• Meet with current students, faculty, coaches, and admission staff
• Tour our campus
• Learn about our study abroad opportunities
• Learn about NYC semesters (United Nations, Wall Street, theatre and art)

Drew Civic Scholars have the unique opportunity to do well by doing good—to develop marketable skills while strengthening our shared community. In addition to receiving a monetary award, they are tracked into an exciting new program at Drew through which they will have the opportunity to build on their service and leadership experiences. Drew Civic Scholars participate in special classes, workshops, seminars and off-campus programs. They will also have the opportunity to mentor and lead students from all disciplines who are interested in making the world a better place.

For more information this scholarship and program, visit http://www.drew.edu/undergraduate/academics#CivicEngagement

For more information on this scholarship and program, visit http://www.drew.edu/undergraduate/academics#CivicEngagement

Early Decision applications will be reviewed from November 1st through January 15th. Notification of admission status is provided on a rolling basis, typically two to three weeks from the date the application and all supporting materials have been received. All applicants accepted under an Early Decision plan must submit an enrollment deposit within three weeks of notification of admission, as Early Decision is a binding program. Admitted students who do not submit this deposit within the three-week period will forfeit their offer of Early Decision admission and will not be considered again for Regular Decision admission.

If you think that Early Decision is right for you, and you have questions regarding Early Decision, please contact the Office of College Admission at cadm@drew.edu or 973/408-3739.