Temple University (reviews)

Temple University offers a vibrant and welcoming campus atmosphere where everyone is friendly and supportive. The facilities are top-notch, especially the impressive new Science and Research Center. Smaller class sizes create a more personalized and engaging university experience. There’s also an excellent support network in place to guide students throughout their academic journey.

I learned absolutely nothing in the psychology programme at Temple University! We were not required to write much papers, or participate in class discussions. The professor lectured Psychology in a very boring manner that it did not make learning fun. The tests were super easy (if there were any at all!). Most of the teachers appeared as if they were burned when lecturing. Overall I learned nothing and the program did not prepare me for the real world!!

Furthermore, I was not fortunate to have good roommates. To being with my first semester Freshman year roommate was a drug addict who never went to class. In the end she made my experience at the school a living hell by turning my friends and boyfriend against me. It was so bad that I was almost physically assaulted and cops were called. She ended up dropping out the November of the first semester. I have to be honest, but do not even waste your time applying to Temple University!!

I really love this university! The teachers are great, the students are also great, I have been able to make lots of friends! It’s also not very difficult so I can do very well in school here! The campus is also really big and nice, as well as the dorms! It’s worth it.

I went to Temple University in Japan and it was an interesting experience. People there are like family because it is a small community, but it was great because we can meet and make friends from different cultures. I love the Dean, he was really nice to everyone there and sometimes he will host a free food event. He is also the most chill Dean I’ve ever seen. Moreover, I also like how all of the professors really care about their students. They are always there to help you and I got great assistance from them. However, the one thing that I dislike about it is that they do not have a diverse majors. You do not have too many options for humanities majors. I hope they will expand it more because I know recently they just added a new major, Tourism and Hospitality.
In short, I would definitely recommend this University because you can meet people from all around the world while also experiencing Japan. Most importantly, it’s pretty affordable for an American University.