Temple University Top Questions

If you don't like a large class size.

Students who should stay away from Temple are thoes who do not like the inner city life and want more of a suburban setting. Since Temple is very large students who enjoy smaller classrooms and more personal attenton should not attend Temple. Students who are not self motivated or driven should also not attend Temple.

Someone who is not open to ideas outside of their own mindset.

Temple University is a highly diverse school. Thus, one who is not tolerant, or willing to be open-minded towards others should not attend this school.

Do not attend Temple University if you are not open to new types of people, ideas, and environments. TU is located in north Philadelphia and the city provides an eclectic atmosphere. Everyday, you will be forced to confront someone or something that challenges your perception of the world around you. Do not attend TU if you are not ready to be challenged. Also, do not attend TU if you are afraid to meet all these new people that have new ideas, perspectives, and personalities. I have met people that I disagree with, that complement me, and that inspire me.

This is a school for all types of people; I don?t believe there is a certain type of person who shouldn?t attend. The only problem I actual have with the school is the amount of people who smoke. Since I am not a smoker I don?t like the being constantly bombarded with cigarette smoke, but you can avoid it for the most part so it?s not that bad.

Temple University is a large school and it is a very diverse environment from religion to race. If you are not a big city person, then a smaller school would be a better choice. Also, depending on what you woud like to major in, researching Temple's major offerings is a good tip. If you are worried about SATs, don't attend Temple if you have extremely low scores. Temple normally accepts students with a 2.8 GPA or higher ans SAT scores that are around 1300 or higher.

One who does not enjoy the city-life should not attend Temple University. If one does not become thrilled by the sounds of traffic, beeping cars, the pedestrian crosswalk beeps, and thousands of people enjoying their morning commute, then he or she does not belong on the Temple University campus. One must also want to live in a safe campus community, where walking at night in North Philly is not fearful. If an individual does not like noise, the feeling of safety, or living in a big community, then he or she should not attend Temple University.

Someone that needs special attention might want to cosnider a different school other than Temple. This depends on one's major, however. As a biology major, my classes are mostly large lectures but people with other majors attend classes with approximately 20 people.

The kinds of people that attend Temple University are very diverse. Anyone could attend Temple and be happy here.

The kind of person that should not attend Temple University is a person who wants to be in the medical field later in the future. Temple University is a great school for any other careers yet their science major based courses are not up to the level that it should be. A learning experience here for science majors are not very exciting yet repelling.

A person who don't care about others and don't want to succeed in life.

A person who is accustomed to rural or suburbab areas. A person who is afraid to step out of their boundaries and meet new and different people. A person who isn't very social and is not used to being around a lot of students.

I strongly believe that there isn't a person that can not attend Temple U. It is the best place for everyone, everyone finds their niche at Temple.

Very close-minded people.

The school is a great choice for anyone because of its diverse setting and population. It's a very adaptable school. I love it!

An individual who is not open to others thoughts, ideas, opinions, lifestlyes, cultures and etc.

A person that is very concrete in their ideas should not attend my school. Temple is very diverse and in order to go to school here you must be open to others beliefs and cultures and respect them even if they are foreign to you. If you cannot do that then this is not the school for you.

Everyone can attempt Temple. My belief is that as long as you have an honest approach to learning something deeper or learning your proffesion you will be fine. Even those that are a bit more on the slacking side can fit in. Its as if you can take the load thats right for you.

Someone who is not willing to work hard and get good grades.