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Outstanding Schools, Colleges and Universities
Temple University
nightclub and a movie theater. On campus, Liacouras Walk is
home to restaurants and shops that make Temple a city within a
city. Students have access to a student recreation center where
they can work out, take fitness classes or run on an indoor track.
The university has men’s and women’s teams that compete in a
variety of intercollegiate sports and students can participate in
intramural sports, sports clubs and 200 other clubs and organi-
zations. For students who prefer to watch sports and concerts,
Temple’s 11,000-seat Liacouras Center showcases sports and
musical performances. Being at Temple gives students easy
access to all that Philadelphia, the nation's 6th largest city, has to
offer. Students are also encouraged to study abroad at Temple’s
international campuses in Rome, Italy and Tokyo, Japan, and in
many other Temple programs worldwide.
Good Match for Motivated Students
Offering the perfect combination of large-school resources
and a small-school feel, Temple University has something for
every kind of student. At home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Temple is nationally recognized for innovation in teaching and
research and for the diversity of its student body. In the 2009 edi-
tion of The Best 361 Colleges, The Princeton Review lists
Temple among the highest in the nation for the diversity of its stu-
dent population.
Diverse Activities for Diverse Student Body
With a campus that is home to 23,000 undergraduates,
Wide Range of Majors and Personalized Approach
activities are as diverse as the student body. Temple's Student
to Education
Center offers students lounges, a food court, a non-alcoholic
Temple offers 131 undergraduate majors through 12 schools
and colleges, and recognizes that for students to succeed educa-
tion should be personalized to meet the diverse needs of a diverse
student body. Many of the courses in Temple’s new university-
wide General Education curriculum incorporate real-world,
hands-on learning that takes students into museums, schools, and
other institutions in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Faculty
members bring the critical perspective of scholars and the practi-
cal knowledge of their discipline to their classrooms.Temple also
strives to instill a sense of global perspective in students. In
Philadelphia and at campuses abroad, graduates develop the
know-how and confidence to achieve success, become leaders
and make lasting contributions to society.
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