Temple University Top Questions

Someone who enjoys diversity, and is outgoing.

The people that should attend this school should be people that love big urban cities, or people that are curious about the city life, and also anyione that loves diversity should come here as well.

I can not really describe the type of person who should attend this school, but rather will describe the type or person who should not. If you like a more rural, less hectic environment then Temple is not for you. If you are intimidated by neighborhoods that are more susceptible to crime, Temple is not for you. If you enjoy a small, personal experience with faculty, staff, and other students, Temple is not for you.

The kind of person who should attend Temple University should be someone who is looking to study in a diverse community! He or she should be an outgoing and sociable person due to the large class sizes. The individual should be looking for a great college experience filled with great education and numerous opportunities and activities. Temple University offers a broad range of majors and programs; therefore, he or she should be interested in at least one of these great opportunities.

Students who should attend Temple are those looking for a school in the city, an unique experience, and a diverse atmosphere. Temple is full of great professors, awesome academic opportunities, and full of school spirit. If you are ready to branch out, meet new people, and grow as an individual, you would want to attend Temple. Students are able to prosper in a great environment while preparing for their successful futures.

Anyone who wants to live in the city, or commute to the city should attend Temple. They should be very spirited towards sports and sociable, but still do school work.

Someone who wants to attend to Temple University should be able to spend their school days in a city setting. Temple is a big campus so someone attending should be able to navigate the campus for themselves and feel comfortable asking other for help if needed.

Middle class person

Someone looking for diversity, challenging academics, and excellent career help.

I believe that Temple is better for a student who is willing and able to teach most of the academic material on their own. The students also have to do a lot of research on their own (finanical aid, graduate programs, scholarships, internships, etc.). If you have someone who can guide you through your academic carreer and are confident in your independent skills, then Temple is the school for you.