https://admissions.temple.edu/apply/first-year-students/test-optional
This is a personal and individual decision that you should weigh carefully prior to beginning your application to Temple. If you don’t think that your test scores truly reflect your potential, applying test-optional might be your best choice. However, if you believe an SAT or ACT score would complement your application, you should submit your scores.
https://guides.temple.edu/c.php?g=1331776&p=9808350
This guide offers advice on generative AI chatbots and tools and how to best use them to support your work.
https://law.temple.edu/aer/2018/07/12/liar-and-malarkey-words-for-prosecutors-to-avoid/
It is tempting, and understandably so, to argue to the jury that an opposing witness is a “liar,” that the witness’ story is “malarkey,” or that the story given was “an insult to the jury’s intelligence." But a recent 1st Circuit decision strongly condemns such language, at least when used by prosecutors.
https://tuportal.temple.edu/web/its/wireless-on-campus
An existing wireless connection is needed to access the onboarding tools to configure your device. You can use your home WIFI connection prior to arriving to campus, or set up a personal hotspot from your phone. To set up a personal hotspot on your phone, select your phone type below and follow the instructions: iPhone Android Once you have set up a personal hotspot, follow the instructions ...
https://www.hpc.temple.edu/mhpc/hpc-technology/exercise6/modules.html
Create necessary symbolic links as root user The reason we are using make pre-install and not make install is that the latter would try to create symbolic links at ...
https://cphapps.temple.edu/wiki/it/student/bootcamp
Windows 10 is available for free to all Temple University students. In order for Mac users (with the exception of the M1 Mac) to run Windows 10 on their computers, they must run a program called Boot Camp, which is also free to Temple students, or a similar program. Windows 10 is available via the OnTheHub website. Before beginning this installation, it is highly recommended that you make a ...
https://guides.temple.edu/redcap/surveys
How to use REDCap for collecting clinical data. Creating surveys
https://studentaffairs.temple.edu/housing/resources/fall-spring-move/your-new-home
We encourage you to decorate your room to reflect your personality and style. Many rooms have bulletin boards or tack strips; we also suggest using fun-tack for hanging things on the walls instead of nails or tacks. Students are not permitted to paint, install carpeting (area rugs are fine), hang wallpaper, or apply contact paper or decals. Students are also not permitted to hang items from ...
https://www.temple.edu/about/faculty-staff-resources/safety-alerts
At Temple University, the safety and well-being of our community is our top priority. Our goal is to help you stay informed about resources and services. The Public Safety website is designed to guide students, faculty, staff and visitors through essential information and safety tools tailored to your needs. From Temple’s emergency notification system to the FLIGHT shuttle schedule, we are ...
https://studentaffairs.temple.edu/who-we-are/departments/care-team
Who We Are: The CARE Team (Crisis, Assessment, Response, Education) is comprised of diverse representatives from key student support offices across the University (ex. Tuttleman Counseling Services, Disability Resources and Services, TUPD, etc.). The members of the CARE Team meet weekly. Referrals to the CARE Team are coordinated through the Case Management Staff in the Dean of Students Office ...