Temple University

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1800 N Broad St
Philadelphia, PA 19121
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http://temple.edu

Temple University, located in Philadelphia, PA, is the city's only public university and a global hub of academic excellence. With 600 academic programs across 17 diverse schools and colleges, Temple fosters an accessible education that empowers students to challenge the status quo and drive positive change in the world.

Recognized as a top 50 public university by U.S. News and World Report, Temple is committed to hands-on learning and mentorship, providing students with real-world experiences in various fields. The university also boasts R1 status for its high research spending and doctorate production, making it a vital contributor to both local and global communities.

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