The College of Liberal Arts at Drew University, which enrolls more than 1,500 students, is the largest school of a coeducational, independent university and offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in 30 fields. Its faculty, more than 95 percent of whom hold the doctorate or the highest terminal degree in their fields, have been selected for their strong academic credentials, ability to inspire students, and dedication to teaching and scholarship. With the consistent increase in the breadth and quality of academic, social and extra-curricular offerings, the College has become a national leader in a renaissance for the liberal arts.

Internships at the Metropolitan Museum, the Guggenheim, the Jewish Museum, the Drawing Center—these are the kinds of real-world experiences Drew students have. Plus, many work as assistants to professional artists. The networking you can do while at Drew helps you enormously down the road. Visual communication is booming in the digital age. People trained to express themselves visually are at a premium. Drew is seeing an increase in art double majors as well, with combinations such as Art/Engineering, Art/Environmental Studies and Sustainability, and Art/Business Studies.