Temple University Top Questions

Our basketball team, the fact that Bill Cosby attended Temple, our Tech Center, being in the middle of a major metropolitan city.

The City and the people I have met being a part of Philadelphia, also the really bad stuff that I have seen, as not many 20 year old white males who grew up in a suburban middle class life can say that they have experienced. There are highs and lows in life, I may have experienced more lows than highs in Philly, but I think I have become a better person for it.

Lots of fun, always something to do. Classes are challending but not too hard.

I talk about how I love living in the city the most. Any time I want to go shopping or walk around just to get a change of the scenery I just hop on the subway. I can easily see friends at other schools in Philadelphia.

I love Temple University's campus especially their tech center, library, and many other buildings, as well as, the large Greek life on campus.

I often talk about the diversity on the campus. Temple was ranked as the number one diverse campus, and it definitely shows. Growing up in a white suburbia, I like to tell my friends that I have grown a lot more since leaving my home town, and they chose college that reflect where they grew up.

My school is right in the heart of Philadelphia and we have the entire city at our hands' reach so there's always something to do.

The relative location to downtown.

Our diversity and large size.

There is always something to do at Temple. Temple University's social life isn't based around the campus, but spread throughout the entire city of Philadelphia and this offers a broader life experience and you become more mature. It has awesome computer labs.