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  1. How can I get more financial aid?

    Most aid is based on financial need. If there has been an unforseen change in your financial circumstances or you are experiencing extenuating circumstances since filing the FAFSA form...

  2. How many years can a dependent receive the tuition exchange scholarship?

    The scholarship is available (for undergraduate students) for a total of four years (or eight semesters). Students must meet the importing institution's published standards to continue the...

  3. How much is the medical waiver credit?

    Full-time benefits eligible Faculty and Professional staff who have coverage through a spouse or other source (other than Medicare) may waive their medical benefit to receive a credit. Employees can...

  4. How long can Tuition Exchange Scholarship be used for?

    For each eligible student, Drexel Tuition Exchange Program scholarship awards will not exceed a maximum of eight (8) semester units or the completion of the baccalaureate degree, whichever comes...

  5. How many are tuition exchange scholarships are awarded?

    Due to the limited number of Drexel Tuition Exchange Program scholarships each academic year, not all Drexel Tuition Exchange Program applications will result in certification to apply for a Tuition...

  6. Is a Tuition Exchange scholarship guaranteed to all eligible applicants?

    No. Family members eligible for Tuition Exchange Scholarships are not guaranteed an award. Scholarships are not fringe benefits; they are competitive awards. Even if you and your family are eligible...

  7. Are there any programs that are not eligible under the tuition remission policy?

    Any program that allows full-time enrollment for a flat fee is not eligible for tuition remission.

  8. What are the 30 -day prescription co-pay costs for the Keystone POS, Personal Choice Basic and Personal Choice High medical plans?

    The 30-day prescription co-pays at participating pharmacies are $10 for generic drugs, $30 for Formulary Brand-Name drugs, and $50 for Non-Formulary Brand-Name drugs. The out-of-pocket annual limit...

  9. Must I inform financial aid of other scholarships I receive?

    Yes, you are required to report any and all financial aid to Drexel Central. 

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