Temple University Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Conwell Hall 103
1801 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6096
phone: 215-204-7200
toll free: 888-340-2222
fax: 215-204-5694
askanowl@temple.edu
admissions.temple.edu

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions processes all undergraduate applications for admission to the Main and Ambler campuses, as well as the Entry Year Programs at the Rome and Japan campuses of Temple University. First-year applicants are encouraged to apply Early Action through the Common Application and must have a completed application on file before November 1st to receive a decision by January 10th. All other applicants (first-year or transfer) are reviewed on a rolling basis, and candidates are usually notified of decisions four to six weeks after receipt of a completed application.

The web site to apply is admissions.temple.edu/apply.

Students must apply by the stated deadlines on the undergraduate application web site for the semester in which they wish to enroll. Applications received after these dates will be considered on a space-available basis. Applicants must activate a TUportal account and submit any required application materials to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The admissions application fee is $55.00.

Special Requirements for Admission

The following programs have additional requirements for admission: the College of Public Health (Nursing, first-year and transfer students), Dance, Music, Musical Theater, and the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Refer to the individual program description for the details on these special requirements.

Tuition and Residence Hall Deposits

All students admitted to the university must pay a non-refundable tuition deposit of $200 in order to reserve a place in the incoming class. In addition, students who wish to live in the residence halls must pay a housing deposit of $250. First-year students are guaranteed on-campus housing if they commit to Temple by May 1.

Applying for Re-enrollment

For further information, see Academic Policy 02.10.16.

Also see the Leave of Absence, Academic Forgiveness, and Academic Standing policies in the Academic Policies section of this Bulletin and the Academic Policies and Regulations section of each school or college. An application for re-enrollment is submitted to the school or college of the intended major.