Information for Students Enrolling in Undergraduate Courses

Advising

The Main campus Office of Continuing Education provides general academic advising and registration services to non-matriculated undergraduate students.

Prior to their enrollment, students may be required to take one or more University placement tests (some students with college credits may be exempt from this requirement). A Continuing Education advisor can provide a schedule of placement exam dates. More information about the placement exams can be obtained through the Measurement and Research Center website.

Degree-seeking non-matriculated undergraduate students are required to apply for admission to a degree program before they complete thirty (30) credits in Continuing Education.

Registration

Registration and schedule revision services are available through the Main Campus Office of Continuing Education. The registration process begins with the following:
  1. Completion of the Statistical Record for New and Returning Students. The form may be submitted in person, by mail or by fax to 215-204-2516.
  2. Submission of evidence of a high school diploma, GED and/or previous college coursework.

We require that students' initial registration through Continuing Education be processed in person during our office hours.

Billing

Billing is handled electronically at the University and requires access to a Temple email account (TUmail) and OWLnet, Temple's interactive web-based student system. Please see the Bursar's Office website for further details, including current tuition rates, the billing schedule, and answers to other billing FAQ's.

To gain access to TUmail and OWLnet, see Computer Services to set up an AccessNet account (directions appear under the "Students" section).

If you have any questions regarding financial aid, please contact Student Financial Services at 215-204-2244.

Support Services

Visiting students are eligible to receive a Temple University identification (ID) card 24 hours after completing the initial registration through the Diamond Dollars office. This card enables visiting students to access University buildings, support services and programs in the same way that matriculated Temple University students do. These services include academic and personal counseling, tutorial services in mathematics and writing, in addition to many others. The Main Campus Office of Continuing Education can provide further information on specific services. Please also see Other Services.