Philadelphia. Home of the Philadelphia Art Museum, the Rodin Museum, the Mütter Museum, the Barnes Foundation, the African American Museum, the National Constitution Center, Independence Hall, the Mummers, the Eagles, 76ers, Phillies, Flyers, South Street, Reading Terminal Market, the nation’s first Zoo, the nation’s largest urban park, the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Welcome America Celebration, the Army-Navy Game, the Penn Relays, the NCAA lacrosse championships, the Dad Vail Regatta, the Franklin Institute, the Academy of Natural Sciences, a pleasant bike path that runs along the winding Schuylkill River all the way to Valley Forge National Park and beyond.

Much of Drexel’s energy comes from the fact that it is right in the heart of a very vibrant city, a city of neighborhoods, where you can live within walking distance of work or the university, or live on a farm and ride to school on the extensive regional transportation system. Sharing University City with the University of Pennsylvania, the number and diversity of lectures and symposia, concerts, plays, dance, seminars, movies, conferences, and restaurants within walking distance would be hard to duplicate anywhere.

And within Drexel’s own borders, an elegant theatre, a first-class gym and fitness center, a state-of-the-art media arts center, several turf fields, a graduate student lounge, even an observatory, all of which are open to all Drexel students.

When you come to school at Drexel Law, you will not just be studying. While here, you will be connected to this vibrant city where you will work and live. And our hope is that once you graduate, you will decide to stay in this city and help build on its distinguished history.