Acceptance Rate
68%
Avg. SAT
1338
75th percentile
“New Jersey liberal arts college where a Gothic castle overlooks a seminary-rooted campus fueling theater passions and global studies.”
Madison, NJ
Location
Large Suburb
Campus Setting
This setup suits introspective learners interested in humanities, sciences, or faith-related inquiry, but students seeking vast major options or high-energy urban buzz might feel constrained by the modest enrollment of under 2,000 undergraduates. Madison offers tree-lined streets, boutique shops, and easy train access to NYC, yet the suburban quiet and elevated cost of living demand adjustment if you're used to bigger-city immediacy. Tradeoffs include limited on-campus amenities compared to larger peers and chilly New Jersey winters that keep most activities indoors.
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You'll encounter an intellectual culture blending liberal arts breadth with seminary depth, perfect for double majors in, say, political science and religion. Larger introductory courses in high-demand areas can fill quickly, and the small scale means fewer specialized electives than at bigger schools.
Student Body
Total Enrollment
1,626 undergrad • 606 grad
Undergraduate
Graduate
International
White
51%
Black / African American
11%
Hispanic / Latino
4%
Asian
4%
Other / Multi-racial
30%
Campus Life
Campus Setting
Madison, NJ
Varsity Athletics
NCAA Athletics
The social scene leans thoughtful rather than raucous, with coffeehouse open mics over massive parties, though Greek life adds some structure. Challenges include the suburban isolation that requires initiative for off-campus fun and high nearby rents pushing many toward campus dining plans.
Housing
On-Campus Housing
Housing Capacity
Meal Plan Available
Average Room & Board
Athletics
Athletic Association
Landmark Conference
ROTC & Veteran Support
Veteran’s Programs Available
Yellow Ribbon Program (Post-9/11 GI Bill)
Yes
Cost & Aid
In-State Tuition
Out-of-State Tuition
Room & Board
Estimated Cost
Financial Aid
Students Receiving Aid
Receiving Pell Grants
Average Grant
Average Federal Loan
Net Annual Cost by Household Income
Household Income
Avg. Net Cost
$0 – $30K
$8,942
$30K – $48K
$9,717
$48K – $75K
$13,634
$75K – $110K
$17,866
$110K+
$22,837
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Outcomes & Earnings
Retention Rate
88%
4 Years Graduation Rate
72%
6 Years Graduation Rate
77%
Median 10-Year Earnings
$63,646
88% of first-time, full-time students complete their freshman year at Drew University and return in the fall. 72% of first-time, full-time students graduate in 4 years, and 77% graduate within 6 years.
Graduation Rate
4-year grads
72%
4-5 years
5%
6-8 years
1%
Non-grad
22%
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Key Statistics
Type
Private
Tuition
$43,074
Acceptance
68%
Undergrads
1,626
4-Year Grad Rate
72%
Endowment
$189M
Madison, NJ 07940
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