At a glance
- City
- Philadelphia, PA
- Country
- United States — process, visa & costs
- Website
- temple.edu
- Type
- Public
- Founded
- 1884
- Students
- 32,537 (2021)
- Map
- Open the campus on a map ↗
Where it ranks
401–500 in the world — ShanghaiRanking ARWU 2025.
Strongest subjects (GRAS 2025)
| Library & Information Science | #11 |
| Hospitality & Tourism Management | #20 |
| Law | 51–75 |
| Management | 51–75 |
| Communication | 76–100 |
| Telecommunication Engineering | 101–150 |
How to get in
We have not yet researched this university's admission pages, so we will not guess its deadlines or fees. Start from its official website and look for “international admissions”. The general process for United States — exams, application platform, visa and costs — is in the United States guide.
In numbers
US Department of Education, College Scorecard- Admission rate
- 80.4% of applicants admitted
- Tuition (non-resident)
- USD 38,958 / year · about ₹37.3 lakh
- Undergraduates
- 20,970
- International undergrads
- 3.9%
- Median earnings, 10 yrs after entry
- USD 63,727 / year (all graduates)
Source: College Scorecard — Temple University. Tuition excludes housing, food, insurance and fees.
Studying in United States
The US offers the widest range of degree programmes and research universities in the world, with flexible majors and strong graduate schools. Indian students go for choice of subject, name-brand universities, and post-study work through OPT, though costs and visa steps are the highest of any major destination.
- Visa
- F-1 student visa
- Work while studying
- Pre-completion OPT/on-campus work: up to 20 hours/week while school is in session, full-time when school is not in session (USCIS).
- After graduating
- Optional Practical Training (OPT): up to 12 months post-completion (pre-completion OPT time is deducted from it); STEM-degree graduates working for an E-Verify employer may add a 24-month STEM OPT extension (USCIS).
Every subject ranking
ShanghaiRanking GRAS 2025| Subject | Rank | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Library & Information Science | #11 | GRAS 2025 |
| Hospitality & Tourism Management | #20 | GRAS 2025 |
| Law | 51–75 | GRAS 2025 |
| Management | 51–75 | GRAS 2025 |
| Communication | 76–100 | GRAS 2025 |
| Telecommunication Engineering | 101–150 | GRAS 2025 |
| Computer Science & Engineering | 101–150 | GRAS 2025 |
| Dentistry & Oral Sciences | 101–150 | GRAS 2025 |
| Statistics | 101–150 | GRAS 2025 |
| Psychology | 101–150 | GRAS 2025 |
| Physics | 151–200 | GRAS 2025 |
| Biological Sciences | 151–200 | GRAS 2025 |
| Human Biological Sciences | 151–200 | GRAS 2025 |
| Political Sciences | 151–200 | GRAS 2025 |
| Education | 151–200 | GRAS 2025 |
| Electrical & Electronic Engineering | 201–300 | GRAS 2025 |
| Clinical Medicine | 201–300 | GRAS 2025 |
| Sociology | 201–300 | GRAS 2025 |
| Business Administration | 201–300 | GRAS 2025 |
| Mathematics | 301–400 | GRAS 2025 |
| Ecology | 301–400 | GRAS 2025 |
| Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences | 301–400 | GRAS 2025 |
| Public Health | 401–500 | GRAS 2025 |
| Economics | 401–500 | GRAS 2025 |