Temple University Top Questions

The best thing about Temple is its amount of student organizations. Not every college you go to has many options to get involved. Temple has a vast amount of clubs and organizations to get involved in. Literally, I think there is an organization for everything. Additionally, the organizations range from professional, greek, and just fun organizations. Temple really does have it all. On this campus, it's almost impossible not to get involved.

The best thing about my school is the faculty. In my major many of the professors know so much about the industry.

Temple University has a culturally and ethnically diverse staff and student body, teaching students to be socially accepting of people of every race, gender, and religion. The surrounding area of Philadelphia is also extremely diverse and allows students to experience city life first-hand. I believe that living in a large city such as this gives students exceptional opportunities during and after college in their careers, while allowing them to enjoy various activities throughout their collegiate experience: shopping, fine dining, concerts, museums, historical landmarks, and night life.

Definitely that when you are on campus you never feel like you are in a city.

The friends that I made

Academic Advising and internships in your field during undergrad studies.

The cultural, ethnic, and academic diversity and inclusive atmosphere together with the strong, well-developed academic programming and venerable professors make Temple a place for the kind of learning that cannot be covered by tuition.

I appreciated the diversity at Temple University. It was refreshing getting to know different types of people from different cultures and backgrounds.

The best thing about Temple was the Ambler campus. I lived in Philadelphia all my life so when it came time for me to go to college, I wanted to try something different. The Ambler campus came with the privilleges of a large campus , but the attention and care of a small campus.

Diversity.