Temple University Top Questions

They are helpful.

The classmates at Temple University are from all over the country and also local students and are all well rounded, pleasant students, who want to learn and to enjoy your school days with.

My classmates are endlessly diverse.

I can relate with alot of my classmates becasue they are either from my previous school or they lived in the Philadelphia area.

My clasmates are diverse.

The most surprising, courageous, interesting people from every imaginable background, with the aspiration, tenacity, and whole-heartedness to achieve the things they've come to this institution to do.

Some of the most interesting people I have ever met.

Freshmen year your classmates frequently begin as naive new students still in a high school mindframe but as everyone grows and develops as they experience a new and greatly expanded world through the classroom and Philadelphia, your classmates develop their own social and intellectual niches that through the diversity and fluidity of interactions at Temple, create a rich and heterogeneous social and educational landscape.

MY classmates are very productive.

My classmates are some of the most brillant and funniest people I have ever met. My classmates, like me, enjoy having fun but at the same time know school work must always come first. Temple always encourages their students to study hard by having seminars on how to do well in classes, study groups, tutors, and a library and tech center that never seems to close.

My classmates are so diverse that its seems that no two are alike.

A great bunch of kids who support each other.

My classmates are very engaging and friendly.

My classmates are diverse, they come from all religions and backgrounds, however many of them are liberal.

My peers greatly vary in ethnicity, culture, sociability (from outgoing to near-hermits), motivation, and outlooks on life, but one commonality is that most drink--and in large amounts--to socialize.

My classmates are diverse in many ascepts of life.

I am lucky to attend a school that has a vaierty of students from all different backgrounds, lifestyles, religions, etc.

Since Temple University offers a diverse population, most classes are mixed fairly well. The classmates I have been with are all from all over Pennsylvania and some from the border states of Pennsylvania. They taught me a lot of new things and everyone is friendly so every classroom makes me feel welcome because all the students often feel the same way about courses.

Highly aware of cultural and social issues.

The diversity of the classroom can vary widely depending on the time and location of the class. I've noticed that classes held on the main campus during the day time hours are generally composed of younger students between the ages of 18 and 21 who came straight from high school; whereas, the classes held in the evening either in the main or center city campus are generally filled with more untraditional students: older, working, and many of whom are parents.