Temple University Top Questions

Someone who wants to become worldly.

Someone who expects the suburban college experience should not attend this school. For example, north philly is definetly not a "college town" and though Temple does have a nice campus, it is surrounded by a questionable neighboorhood.

I think a closed-minded or sheltered person should not attend school here. THis campus is extremely diverse not only in race but political, social, and environmental views. The people here are all very different yet the can co existence without prejudice. This campus calls for people to be independent and strong. Someone who cant accept others or someone who cannot live on their own, should not consider attending Temple.

I believe that anyone can find a home in Temple University. Although the university is big and it's in a city, classmates and faculty help the adjustment into an environment such as Temple easy and fun. Temple is such an incredible school for academics as well and every student should have the opportunity to learn at such a renowned university.

I would say because everyone is welcomed and viewed for who they are and not by the way they dress or act or look.

Every person should have an opportunity for everything he/she wishes to acomplish, so I think if the did not have that chance before for any reason, now is the right time to participate and get involve in any field.

Someone who is prejudice or racist should not attend this school. Also, Temple is a pretty raw school in a very dangerous neighborhood, so someone who is uncomfortable in a slightly unstable, raw city setting should not attend this school.

There is not any type of person that shouldn't attend this school. This school is very welcoming and diverse to any type of student. I think that it is very easy to make friends here and feel comfortable. In my opinion, any student would be welcomed at this school and enjoy their experience here.

If you hate cities and crowds. You don't like people asking you for money and you hate chinese food.