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Course Curriculum:
The Course Curriculum is exactly the same till sophomore year. Depending on the course you take, for example, I took Finance so till sophomore semester everyone at the business school have to study the foundation courses before jumping to their major courses.
Fees:
The total tuition fee per semester is $18,864. For International Students, it would be more than $3000-$5000 leading to $21864 or $23864 respectively.
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Very encouraging environment to perform well. The healthcare programs are very good and of great value. They have good opportunities for temple made students!
Fees:
34000
Course Curriculum:
I think it's great. We have GenEd requirements that help all the students to gain a real breadth of knowledge. We also, of course, have courses designed for any majors or minors we may decide to pursue.
Fees:
The tuition and room and board are about $35,000 since I'm in state. I was lucky enough to get a scholarship of $8,000 yearly though. That really goes a long long way since college is super expensive these days.
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I think my course curriculum provides the most experience for students. We are required to complete to internships, and both are planned into our academic plan. This is something most other universities do not do.
Fees:
Tuition is based on whether you are in state or out of state. You are also responsible for your textbooks and other materials that are pretty costly. As well as an option meal plan. But it is the same fees and necessary items as any other university.
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The curriculum is amazing and the teachers make an out of school experience. We practice real-life skills as well as a learning theory. This is a good mix to being well rounded. I think if we did more theory it would be boring.
Fees:
Fees of getting to field placements and transportation are not included in the tuition. Sometimes teaching materials not included.
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The course choices for the major are not good. I don't feel well prepared for any jobs in the future. Temple is not known or well for this major. The courses I feel like are not the main core courses that would be needed I feel like it is more about the nitty gritty specialization courses that are not very important.
Fees:
Tuition. There are no additional fees to be in the program besides tuition which is state school somewhere under $8,000.
Course Curriculum:
It's a well-rounded curriculum but I find myself pretty bored in my classes. Most of the Gen Ed's are just busy work and they just want you to pass their classes so everything is curved and the teacher's don't really care about you.
Fees:
There is a university services fee ($300) and there is the base tuition that I pay around $20k total because I'm out of state.
Course Curriculum:
Learning is not what you expect from colleges here. You get to work on projects and there is no one to spoon feed as they do in India.
Fees:
10500 USD for pennsylvania residents.
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