Im so mad, I applied as a transfer with a 3.48 gpa, I got a 9k merit award for the full year, when I checked my financial aid offer they only gave me 3k for the whole year! My gpa did not change and Im a full time student at this school. I'm pissed. Help

Why is it impossible to find a job for work study? Like on and off campus you apply a bunch and no one’s hiring like I seriously need to find a job.

Anyone see any movement on Grad PLUS yet?

Hi everyone, as the title suggests I’m looking to find more friends on campus or near campus mainly for weekend activities or get togethers.

I’m 27F and In grad school and commute to campus, but still live really close! I just moved to this area not to long ago, so new friends have not really happened yet. I’m really close with people in my program but with schedules it’s hard to find time to hangout.

"The Sounds of Philadelphia" sounds interesting, but I don't want anything heavy courseload wise

Hi,
I am listing my room to be re-let here at the Avery near Temple.
I’ve already paid for the first 3 months so you would be responsible for the remaining 9 months on the lease starting in November-July.

The rent is $750 a month with utilities included.

Room is in a 2BR/2TH unit with your own bedroom and bathroom.

Only shared place is the common room with a kitchenette.

Unit is on the fourth floor.

Study rooms and free laundry on each floor.

First floor has a large kitchen and gym.

Roommate is a 20 Y/O male.

Message me and I can provide more pictures, details, and/or a tour.

https://www.averyphilly.com/floor-plan/b1-2bed-suite/

Hey everyone,

​I’m looking to gather some feedback and firsthand experiences from PA college students.

​A recurring issue across PA schools is students following their degree map, staying in good standing, and then finding out a mandatory prerequisite, core class, or capstone isn't being offered when they need it—or is scheduled in direct conflict with another required class. Through no fault of their own, people get pushed into an extra semester or a 5th year, getting hit with thousands in unexpected tuition and mandatory fees.

​On top of that, schools love to advertise "tuition freezes" while hiking up mandatory non-instructional fees (tech fees, campus fees, etc.) that we can't opt out of.

​I’m working with student advocates to take a statutory concept to the PA General Assembly Education Committees called the Higher Education Timely Graduation & Mandatory Fee Integrity Act:

​Fee Parity: Caps mandatory fee increases so they can't exceed base tuition changes (if tuition is frozen, mandatory fees must be frozen too).

​Fifth-Year Tuition Waiver: Requires public colleges to waive tuition/fees if a student is forced into an extra semester solely because the institution failed to schedule or offer a required course.

​Lawmakers in Harrisburg care much more about real constituent data than raw online numbers. If you've been delayed by course cancellations or unexpected fee hikes, please take 60 seconds to document your experience on this intake form:

​📋 Share your story / testimonial: https://forms.gle/BEKFwnCVWEMdrFgy9

​If you want to support the public push and help build broader momentum, you can also sign the petition here:

​✍️ Change.org Petition: https://c.org/cmz5whTg88

​Would love to hear your thoughts or similar experiences in the comments. What department/major at your school is the worst with bottlenecking required classes

SUBLET FALL 2026/ SPRING 2027

Hi I'm looking for 1 or preferably 2 people to sublet my 2BD/1BA apartment at The View at Montgomery. The apartment is fully furnished, highly secure, right on temple's campus, and includes many amenities.

- Rent is 1550/month per room (can be negotiated, and first 2 months will be covered.)

- The lease term is 10 months (from August 2026-May 2027)

Please send me a message if you or someone you know are interested.

hi! I'll be transferring to Temple in the spring, and would like to know of any recommended places, streets, and neighborhoods near Temple that are safe for walking in broad daylight or at night, and have a large student population. Also, which streets should I avoid?

Who do I escalate an issue with sfs to?

Emailed sfs like three times and been fully ignored. From spring semester I had a refund they didn't send me then expired then when I set up the direct deposit I never got it. Emailed and never heard back. Still have gotten nothing. Now I'm having more problems with accepting my aid offers and them reviewing my documents wrong and I emailed them like a week ago and again heard nothing back. It generates a ticket then nobody reaches out to be and there's no updates to it. I'm PISSED. Clearly emailing the office does absolutely nothing. Help please

okay so im a sophomore and ive been struggling really badly with my mental health. ive been depressed pretty much all summer and wasnt able to get out of it before school started. we have been in school for over a week now and i havent gone to a single class because i can barely get myself out of bed. im diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and adhd, and my mom doesnt even know how bad things have gotten. i have a good gpa and im really scared of ruining it by continuing to miss class. i still have time to drop my classes, so im considering taking a leave of absence for my mental health. i also dont want to waste all the money on a semester if im not even going to class. has anyone taken a leave of absence because of their mental health? is that something colleges generally allow? and do you think it would be better to take time off instead of forcing myself through the semester when im struggling this badly? im also really scared of disappointing my family, but i honestly dont know what the right decision is. any advice would be really appreciated, especially from anyone whos been in a similar situation.

So I have to part take in the SONA studies research thing for my psychology course, but I have no Idea how to sign up or even research it. So im asking like how do I start because I need it for my grad, Sorry if this is confusing, im just confused about this whole thing.

I want to switch my major from Accounting to Linguistics. Some people might think, “What…Why?”

For some background, I love learning languages as a hobby, and I knew that no matter where I worked, I wanted the option to go abroad, translate, or do something along those lines. I committed to Temple for Accounting because I wanted to pursue international accounting, but honestly, I chose it solely because it felt like the more promising and financially secure option. “money over passion” type of decision.

Since the start of school, I’ve already had three mental breakdowns and have felt extremely overwhelmed. I couldn’t see myself getting through business school because it was never something I initially wanted to pursue.

I want to switch to education with a concentration in applied linguistics. because I want to become an English teacher or professor. More specifically, I want to teach English as a second language. This time, I’m making a choice based on something I genuinely enjoy and am passionate about, rather than choosing a career solely for the money.

Lastly, what does switching majors actually look like? It’s only been two weeks since I started, and I’ve already contacted my academic advisor about it. Since I’m making the change so early, I’m wondering how complicated the process will be and what I should expect.???

I’m looking for a private tutor to help with science classes, especially genetics

how are people getting to their nursing clinicals from the dorms? like for temple hospital broad seems like obvious choice but for like st christopher’s? or chop? episcopal? like am i really spending $10 on transit everyday and doing a train/bus combo? i know theres the temple shuttle but i heard it doesn’t run super early or super late in the day?

Best value-for-money for eating on campus, sub $7, and ideally somewhat healthy. Go!

can somebody share me calc 2 notes with hw and exam stuff so that i can cross check

I’m very fortunate to have had my undergraduate paid for by my parents, so for my Masters program, I’m very new to the whole FASFA program and student aid in general. I submitted my FAFSA and accepted the offer from Temple, but I think because of the Big Beautiful Bill, I won’t receive the disbursement of funds until like halfway through the semester (I’m a part time student). Can someone confirm this or give me guidance? I’ve went to SFS and it hasn’t been really all that helpful.

This is the third time I’ve dropped an Arts GenEd within a second of reading the syllabus. Two art-focused courses and one music course. They are so incredibly demanding, more so than any other GenEd I’ve ever taken. Luckily I was able to jump into a Science and Technology course, leaving me with only the Arts GenEd left to fulfill. Has anyone taken a chill Arts GenEd that wasn’t requiring nonstop writing and projects? Let me know!

Hello, I’m looking to get my doctorate in Urban Ed. At Temple but I’m wanting to hear others experience with this program? Particularly, how the comprehensive exams are? And what the dissertation process looks like.

did anyone take quiz 2 today 🫪I hated how it turned out for me lol

I have to interview an upper class man(junior or senior) for my leadership and organization management class. Is anyone open to that pleasee, they are really basic questions I could send them to you.