Temple University Top Questions

The amount of opportunities that other majors are experiencing, even if I am not. I am double-majoring so it is hard to devote time to each major's extra curricular opportunities, but there are many events held at Temple. For example, during the recent Presidential election, both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were in Philadelphia speaking and students were encouraged to go and see them. We also had Anne Hathaway here, and Bob Saget from "Full House" will be here next week. So, there are a lot of opportunities, especially by being near a major city. Center City is a two-mile subway ride away, so I also brag about the shopping malls/stores available because I come from a small town.

It was convient.

It is only a subway ride away from Center City, which is awesome to go visit!

The different class options, such as virtual, and what I am learning.

I brag most about being in the city of Philadelphia. There is always something to do and someplace to go. It also offers as a giant labortory for learning and exploring.

I mostly talk about the people that I have met as well as the events that happen during the week. I also talk about how nice Morgan Hall is.

The amazing atmosphere. The people here are so nice and make you feel warm and welcome the first time you step on campus. Everyone remembers what it was like to be a freshman in college and not know where to go or what clubs or activities were avaiable to get involved in. At Temple, they really do guide you by the hand and show you that everything the school has to offer. Soon enough, you feel part of the Temple family and it is an amazing feeling.

Atmosphere is not like most schools I've visited. It's it's own little part of the city with a lot of stuff always going on. It's extremely close to downtown area. Quality of education is above average. Although classes are large, it is easy to connect with the professors and get your foot in the door to whatever field you're studying.

It is a great college, supportive in helping with your career, most importantly it feels like home there.

I feel it's a great school; like it's own city/community! It even has a bar on campus! (meeting and having a bite to eat with my older friends) On Campus you feel very secure an safe with the excelent campus police.

The things I brag about most is how it is never boring; there is always something to do. Whether you are just hanging out with friends in your dorms or going out for the night downtown, it is never a dull moment

It's alot of fun and there is always something going on. They offer a lot of majors and classes. There is something for everyone.

I brag about the school spirit of the students, and the incredible well-rounded experience of my professors.

Bill Cosby and Bob Saget attended Temple University.

My college let me start taking classes related to my major as a freshman. They're classes I have to take for my major. I love this because these classes really motivate me and my GPA is higher, because I finally get a chance to apply my skill sets. I'm so glad I don't have to trudge through a year of just general education courses.

It is located in one of best cities in the country. Their are so many electives and majors that their is always the right class out their for you.

I have to say, I fall into the sports fan category. I am a huge sports fan, and when I became a Temple Owl, I became a Temple Owl fan. I got to see the football team go from a "National Joke" to a Nationally Ranked Team in my 5 years at Temple, and I've seen the basketball team grow as well. It's not only these two sports that I watched, they just had the most notible growth in my time at Temple.

It is a really big school with many opportunities and many things to do.

the internship opportunities available.

That is has a lot of connections with outside industries which makes it easier to connect.