Temple University Top Questions

A person who thinks that college is nothing but a party. If you are goning to go to Temple you need to take advantage of learing as much as you can. So when you graduate you can get a job that fits your needs.

If you are a person that prefers smaller institutions Temple can be a challenge in that it is a very large university with over 40,000 students, many colleges and programs. It is located in the urban area of Philadelphia, PA. Its size can be very intimidating for someone who is used to more personalized assistance or a lot of attention. Students have to be very independent, adventurous and responsible as there are many distractions. It is also helpful to be a self-starter and comfortable asking questions and taking initiative.

Someone who wants to be in a small, and quiet school.

This is Temple University Japan campus, so if you don't want to be in Japan.

I think this school fit for everyone who doesn't know their major yet

A person that should not attend this school is someone that hates or dislikes urban metropolitan areas. Any stuent searching for a university that is a more cohensive community or second family in a sense should not go here.

You shouldn't come to Kent State if you are not an outgoing person. This college is huge and there are a lot of people here. However, if you don't make an effort to get involved, or are too shy to talk to a lot of people this place can be really lonely. I came in the middle of the semester and it was a little lonely before I found a good group of friends. You have to get yourself out there if you want to be happy here.

A shy person who doesn't want to succeed in life and thinks that they can ge tby with doing minimal work

Someone who is willing to interact with a diverse group of teachers, students and faculity.

Someone who is racist or is not open-minded to other cultures and ethnicities should not attend Temple University. Also, someone who does not work well in big groups, considering class sizes can range from 20-700 kids per class depending on your major and class.