If you are a U.S. citizen or eligible nonresident, make sure you submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Temple’s priority deadline, Feb. 1. Any financial aid awarded to you will be posted in TUportal. Learn more about your financial aid and scholarship opportunities as a first-year student.

Accept your spot at Temple by submitting your non-refundable enrollment deposit of $200 through your TUportal account on the Next Steps channel. (You’ll need your AccessNet login and password.) When you submit your deposit, you also secure your financial aid package, including scholarships. 

By submitting a deposit to Temple, you are committing to attending Temple. You should not be holding a space at more than one college or university. Doing so is unfair to those who are seeking to secure their place at Temple and in our residence halls. If you decide to attend another college or university, please contact us to withdraw your intent to enroll at Temple.

If you’re interested in living on campus, you can submit your housing deposit at the same time you submit your enrollment deposit on TUportal, which is recommended. When you submit both deposits together, you’ll have access to the Housing Selection Process sooner.

On-campus housing is guaranteed if you commit to Temple by May 1. Once you submit your enrollment and housing deposits, you can select your own housing and meal plan through our online selection process, which is available in MyHousing via TUportal. Housing selection will start on April 1, but you can explore residence hall options at any time.

Fly in 4 is a program that will keep you on track academically to ensure you graduate in four years. It’s free to participate and can help you avoid the extra debt that comes with an extra year of school. Learn more about Fly in 4.

This is when you’ll register for classes and get to know other incoming first-year students. You can register for Orientation through TUportal. 

Learn more about Orientation at Temple.

If you are a U.S. citizen or eligible nonresident, make sure you submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Temple’s priority deadline, Feb. 1. Any financial aid awarded to you will be posted in TUportal. Learn more about financial aid and scholarship opportunities for transfer students.

Accept your spot at Temple by submitting your non-refundable enrollment deposit of $200 through your TUportal account on the Next Steps channel (You’ll need your AccessNet login and password.) When you submit your deposit, you also secure your financial aid package, including scholarships.

If you’re interested in living in University Housing, you also need to submit a $250 refundable housing deposit. On-campus housing is limited for transfer students, so it’s best to make this deposit ASAP.

Transfer Student Orientation is a program specially for incoming transfer students that includes academic advising, course registration, meeting other students and more. We recommend registering for Transfer Student Orientation so you learn more about Temple and our campus so your transition is as smooth as possible.

Learn more about Orientation at Temple.

Accept your spot at Temple by submitting your non-refundable enrollment deposit of $200 through your TUportal account on the Next Steps channel. (You’ll need your AccessNet login and password.) When you submit your deposit, you also secure your financial aid package, including scholarships. 

By submitting a deposit to Temple, you are committing to attending Temple. You should not be holding a space at more than one college or university. Doing so is unfair to those who are seeking to secure their place at Temple and in our residence halls. If you decide to attend another college or university, please contact us to withdraw your intent to enroll at Temple.

If you’re interested in living on campus, you can submit your housing deposit at the same time you submit your enrollment deposit on TUportal, which is recommended. When you submit both deposits together, you’ll have access to the Housing Selection Process sooner.

Temple offers a virtual tour so you can explore campus from wherever you are.

If you require an I-20 to study at Temple University, complete your Certificate of Eligibility Application Form (PDF) and send in the supporting documents as soon as possible. Visit International Student and Scholar Services for more information about this process.

The I-20 will be mailed to you once you have paid your deposit and submitted the required documents. When you receive it, please pay your SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) fee online. Transfer students should make arrangements for their current I-20 to be released to Temple University after submitting the Certificate of Eligibility Application.

Follow instructions at the U.S. embassy in your country.

This is when you’ll register for classes and get to know other incoming first-year students. You can register for Orientation through TUportal.

Learn more about Orientation at Temple.

After you are admitted and pay your enrollment deposit, please arrange for your secondary school transcript or other proof of graduation to be sent from your school or examining body. If you are not sure what satisfies proof of graduation, please contact the International Admissions Office.

COVID-19 UPDATE

Due to the recent announcements about exam cancellations and the modified assessment and calculation of results for multiple international qualifications (e.g., IBO, A levels, French Bac and AP) because of the impact of COVID-19, Temple will continue to accept these results and the adjusted methods of assessment as determined by the examining body/ministry of education without any negative impact on offers of admission or scholarship.

For those of you who were anticipating advanced credit due to completion of IB, A Level, AP or CLEP courses/subjects, our awarding policy will not change and we will recognize successful completion as determined by the examining body. Learn more about the advanced credit policy here.

Accept your spot at Temple by submitting your non-refundable enrollment deposit of $200 through your TUportal account on the Next Steps channel. (You’ll need your AccessNet login and password.) When you submit your deposit, you also secure your financial aid package, including scholarships.

Transfer students should submit their deposits as soon as possible.

Temple’s Ambler Campus has several options for students interested in off-campus housing. Contact Ambler’s Office of Student Life at 267-468-8425 for more information.

If you are an international student studying at Ambler Campus, please follow the required steps in your TUportal to obtain your I-20 and apply for your student visa, if needed.

If you are a U.S. citizen or eligible nonresident, make sure you submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Temple’s priority deadline, Feb. 1. Any financial aid awarded to you will be posted in TUportal. Learn more about your financial aid and scholarship opportunities as a first-year student.

Fly in 4 is a program that will keep you on track academically to ensure you graduate in four years. It’s free to participate and can help you avoid the extra debt that comes with an extra year of school. Learn more about Fly in 4.

This is when you’ll register for classes and get to know other incoming first-year students. Sessions are offered throughout the summer. You can register for Orientation through TUportal.

Learn more about Orientation at Temple.

Accept your spot at Temple by submitting your non-refundable enrollment deposit of $200 through your TUportal account on the Next Steps channel. (You’ll need your AccessNet login and password.) When you submit your deposit, you also secure your financial aid package, including scholarships.

Check the Next Steps channel in your TUportal to find information about your housing options in Rome.

If you are not a European Union citizen, find all of your visa application materials in the Next Steps section of your TUportal account.

Make sure to apply for your visa ASAP.

If you are a U.S. citizen or eligible nonresident, make sure you submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Temple’s priority deadline, Feb. 1. Any financial aid awarded to you will be posted in TUportal. Learn more about your financial aid and scholarship opportunities as a first-year student.

Submit your Health Information Form, Privacy Waiver, Housing Preference Form, Roommate Questionnaire and Travel Plan in the Next Steps section of your TUportal account.

Fly in 4 is a program that will keep you on track academically to ensure you graduate in four years. It’s free to participate and can help you avoid the extra debt that comes with an extra year of school. Learn more about Fly in 4.