TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
FALL 2004 STUDENT PROFILE

UNIVERSITY STUDIES

[ Total Enrollment | Majors | Campus | Undergraduate Tuition ]
[ Ethnicity | Pennsylvania Residency ]
[ Gender | Admissions Information | Admissions Statistics ]
INCLUDING
TEMPLE JAPAN		 EXCLUDING
TEMPLE JAPAN
TOTAL ENROLLMENT 1,586 1,586
Full-Time 1,504 1,504
Part-Time 82 82
Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Students 1,531 1,531
MATRICULATION LEVEL
Undergraduate 1,580 1,580
    Freshman 1,074 952
    Sophomore 418 418
    Junior 74 74
    Senior 14 14
Non-Matriculated Undergraduate 6 6
MAJORS UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL
PRE HEALTH INFO MGT 16 16
PRE NURSING 504

504
PRE OCCUPATION THERAPY 3                                               3
PRE PHYSICAL THERAPY 4

4
UNDECLARED 1,053

1,053
CAMPUS
Ambler 69
Center City 15
Harrisburg Center 0
Health Sciences Campus 0
Japan 0
Main 1,500
Off Campus 1
Rome 1
Tyler 0
UNDERGRADUATE TUITION & FEES  
Tuition (per year)  
PA Resident $8,622
Non-PA Resident $15,788
 
Required Fees (per year)  
General Activity $50
Computer & Technology $200
Health Services $120
Recreation Services $60
Student Facilities $50
Total Fees $480
   
Tuition & Required Fees  
Resident $9,102
Non-Resident $16,268
Room & Board $7,522
(Double with 15 meal + $150 plan)  
ETHNICITY (Excluding Temple Japan) Enrollment Percent
African American 299   18.9%
Asian American 196 12.4%
Hispanic 51 3.2%
Native American 0 0.0%
White 889 56.1%
Other 123 7.8%
International Students 28 1.8%
PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENCY Enrollment Percent
Pennsylvania Resident

1,225

77.2%
Non-Resident

361

22.8%
GENDER Enrollment Percent
Men

529

33.4%
Women

1,057

66.6%
FALL 2004 ADMISSIONS STATISTICS Enrollment
Freshmen 706
Transfers 167
   
Average SAT Scores  
Verbal 517
Math 529
Combined 1046
   
Average HS Class Rank (99 high) 72 percentile
Average High School GPA  (4.00 scale)              3.22
   
Average Transfer GPA  (4.00 scale)              2.95
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