The Center for Undergraduate Advising in the Fox School of Business is dedicated to helping students navigate their academics and make informed decisions about their career paths.

See a full list of undergraduate academic advisors.

Peer Advising

The Center for Undergraduate Advising also offers peer advising at the Main Campus location. Undergraduate peer advisors offer the perspective of an upper-level student and assist by sharing their knowledge and personal tips for academic success.

For more information about your degree program, contact the faculty below.

Kate Markowitz is the director of enrollment management for undergraduate students.
Phone: 215-204-4892
Email: [click-for-email]

Tom Carney is the assistant director of undergraduate enrollment.
Phone: 215-204-5424
Email: [click-for-email] 

Claudia Bereshnyi is the assistant director of transfer, veteran and online BBA recruitment and the contact for both incoming transfer students and those interested in an online BBA.
Phone: 215-204-4100
Email: [click-for-email]

Joining student clubs and organizations is a great way to meet like-minded students; connect with local, national and international businesses; and build the skills you’ll need in your professional career. Enhance your academic experience by participating in a club related to your major or interests.

The following clubs and organizations are available to Accounting students in the Fox School of Business.

• Ascend is a student organization that works to develop and foster leadership skills in Asian and Pacific Islander students interested in pursuing a career in accounting and finance.
• The Ambler Accounting Professional Society is an academic and professional chapter at Temple University’s Ambler campus that aims to give students the opportunity to participate in a variety of professional and community service events, and network with accounting and finance professionals.
• Beta Alpha Psi is a national scholastic fraternity for financial information students, promoting advancement and development in the fields of accounting, finance and information systems. Members have the opportunity to engage in a supportive network of finance professionals, alumni and recruiters.
• The Fox Accounting Association introduces finance-focused students to industry experts and some of the top firms in the world. Student members have access to internships and other professional opportunities, including panels, weekly service events and socials.
• The Institute of Management Accountants is an accounting and finance organization whose goal is to promote various industry/corporate roles to students within the professional field of accounting/finance. They also promote the Certified Management Accountant certification.
• The National Association of Black Accountants seeks to aid Black students looking to begin careers in accounting, finance and other business-related fields by conducting professional development workshops and hosting speaker/company meetings and networking events.

Explore the full list of Fox School of Business student clubs and organizations.

Broaden your understanding of global economies and business practices by taking advantage of the various study abroad options and opportunities for learning beyond Temple’s Main Campus in Philadelphia through Global Immersion Programs.

Temple administers several programs around the world, including campus sites in Rome, Japan and Spain, faculty-led summer programs and exchange programs in Europe and Asia. Interested students may also participate in approved programs organized by study abroad organizations or other U.S. universities, or apply directly to an accredited institution overseas. Temple’s Education Abroad office provides information on approved programs, and advisors can work with you to determine which program might provide the best fit.

Learn more about study away options.

Temple Exchange Programs

Through reciprocal exchange agreements with the following universities, Temple students can exchange places with students for a semester or academic year. Some programs require sufficient proficiency in the host country language to participate.

• China: Hong Kong Baptist University
• Korea: Ewha Womans University, Yonsei University, Sogang University
• Taiwan: National Taiwan University

Learn more about Temple exchange programs (PDF).

The Fox School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The school has maintained AACSB accreditation since 1934.