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Temple offers undergraduates a wide range of courses, programs of study, and majors that will contribute to their preparation for law school and for a career in the legal or a related profession. Beginning with special sections of the First-Year Seminar designed specifically for the pre-law student, Temple undergraduates will find numerous opportunities to sharpen their critical thinking, reading and writing skills both in and out of the classroom. Interested students can participate in the Mock Trial Team, get involved in the pre-law organizations (Phi Alpha Delta and the Pre-Law Society), or undertake an internship in the Philadelphia area. Speakers on legal issues, on careers in law, and on preparing for the LSAT provide additional opportunities for the Temple student to learn more about the study of law and prepare for the intellectual challenges ahead.
Both the College of Liberal Arts and the Fox School of Business provide programs and advising support for Temple pre-law students.
Entering first-year students can apply for the Temple Law Scholars Program, an early assurance program offered by Temple University’s Beasley School of Law.
Health Information Management
Medicine/Dentistry/Veterinary Medicine/Optometry
Occupational Therapy
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Podiatry
The Pre-Professional Health Studies Office at Temple provides academic advising, career counseling, and support throughout the professional school admissions process for students interested in preparing for professional school in dentistry, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, veterinary medicine, and allied health careers.
Beginning with special sections of the First-Year Seminar designed specifically for students interested in preparing for a career as a health professional, Temple undergraduates will find numerous opportunities both in and out of the classroom to develop the knowledge, skills, and experiences to prepare them for their future endeavors. First-year students can get involved through the Temple Health Empowerment Office (THEO), a national leader in HIV/AIDS education and awareness; THEO offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, trains interested students as peer health educators, and provides a starting place for pre-professional health studies students to get involved in the Temple University community. Temple offers research opportunities in a wide range of academic disciplines of interest to pre-professional health studies students, and funding is available to support undergraduate research and travel to conferences to present.
For general information on health professions, visit here.
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