https://law.temple.edu/admissions/jd/transfer-visiting/transfer-application-faqs/
The evaluation process for transfer students is similar to the process used to evaluate incoming students for admission. We look for well-rounded students with a diversity of perspectives, experiences, backgrounds and ideas who have successfully completed their first year of law school. While standardized test scores (LSAT or GRE) and undergraduate GPAs are not part of the transfer application ...
https://cph.temple.edu/academics/student-handbooks
Each of the Barnett College of Public Health's academic programs has a student handbook that outlines administrative policies, procedures and resources for students enrolled in the program. Current students can also access these handbooks by logging into TUportal and navigating to the Barnett College of Public Health section. Once there, visit the Student Resources subpage. In the Student ...
https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers/files/documents/Work_Study_Vs_Student_Worker.pdf
A "Federal Work Study" student has financial need and has qualified through the Financial Aid Office for a specific Federal or State aid program. The student is granted a specific allotment of money which can be earned, typically between $500-$1,000 dollars per semester. Students earn money on an hourly basis until they have received their allotment, or until the end of the term, whichever ...
https://sites.temple.edu/bridge/frequently-asked-questions/
Frequently Asked Questions Application-related questions Am I eligible to apply? The BRIDGE summer scholars program is for individuals entering their final year of undergraduate education here at Temple. Regarding additional eligibility, we seek to support students from underrepresented populations.
https://bulletin.temple.edu/courses/him/
There is a vast amount of free-text data getting generated every day, such as social media, online chat groups, research publications, and electronic health record data. This data possesses excellent potential to be used for research, quality improvement, and financial purposes.
https://campusoperations.temple.edu/parking-services/parking-rates
Parking Rates Temple University offers its students, employees, and visitors a variety of parking options and rates. The Office of Parking Services provides discounted parking to Students and Employees who purchase a parking plan such as: Month-Month, Semester, Semi-Annual, and Annual selections. Visitors, vendors, and other non-affiliates can purchase many products to fit their needs on ...
https://studenthealth.temple.edu/flu-shot-clinics-2024
You must schedule an appointment on the Patient Health Portal in order to receive your free flu shot. No Walk-ins will be accepted! Please note that students, faculty and staff who are affected by the TUHS Flu Shot Policy will be given the mandated sticker for placement on the Temple ID card. Flu Shot Appointments are currently available for:
https://studentsuccess.temple.edu/programs/pass
Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) are weekly, group study meetings that provide students in select challenging courses with an opportunity to learn and explore course content in an interactive, small-group setting. A typical PASS session is a 50 minute-long meeting in a classroom on campus or Zoom meeting during which a PASS leader guides the group in studying course material together. A ...
https://global.temple.edu/isss/students/current-students/f-1-student/f-1-employment-options/campus-employment/optional-practical-training-opt/pre-completion-opt
Students are eligible to apply for OPT to begin upon completion of their first academic year of study in their program (a fall and spring semester). Time spent studying full-time in a status other than F-1: an F-1 student need not have been specifically in F-1 status while studying, provided he or she was lawfully enrolled as a full-time student at a service-approved school in another ...
https://careers.temple.edu/hr-resources/our-functional-areas/benefits-administration/health-insurance-plans/student-health
You MUST enroll each academic year during the open enrollment period in order to continue your insurance. Refer to Classifications and Enrollment Information for additional information. If you lose your outside health insurance coverage for any reason, you must contact us immediately to enroll in a plan.