Temple University Top Questions

My school is a city based school with a lot of green areas. It's also has a very interesting mix of students, with varied tastes and liskes.

It is located in Philadelphia, which provides many distinct occurances and opportunities. You can never be bored here; there is always something new and exciting going on.

There are many unique aspects about my school. My school lies within the heart of the city and the students and faculty forge an extremely diverse atmosphere. I meet and see new people all the time from different cultural bakgrounds in the classrooms, walking on campus and going on student-activitity trips. The location of the campus allows for easy transportation including trains, cars and even bicycles. The greatest aspect of all are the teachers. I have learned so much about myself and the world in only one year of school and this has greatly affected my life.

It is very diverse. Every race, nationality, ethnicity, culture, religion, background is represented at Temple.

Diversity and quality of the education and opportunities to improve yourself as a person

The most unique thing about Temple University in comparison to other unversities is the diversity on the campus. The mixture of distinctive cultures and races not only through classes but within organizations, fraternities/sororities, sports/clubs and extra curricular activities.

Campus diversity is valued more at Temple.

What I would consider to be unique about Temple University, would have to be how diverse the school is. If I'm not mistaken, Temple U is one of the top ten most diverse schools in the U.S. It's also a main reason why people choose Temple U as their choice school of study.

Temple is known for its diversity.

Temple is very unique for two reasons, diversity and research oppurtunities. On Temple's campus, people of all genders, race, orientation, and religion can be found. They are all accepted and together, form a wonderful environment. Temple is also known for its various research oppurtunities, employing faculty who are all engaged in some type of research.