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Current matriculated Temple students may register through Self Service Banner via TUportal using your AccessNet username and password or with an academic advisor within your school or college.

Generally, Temple accepts academic, college-level courses beyond the developmental level completed with a grade C or better. College-level coursework completed at an institution that is not accredited by an institutional accrediting agency will be evaluated for course equivalencies.

Enrollment in Dual Admissions guarantees admission to most majors at Temple if you earn an approved associate degree with a GPA of 2.3 or higher. Dual Admissions also guarantees additional merit scholarships to students who graduate from their community college with a GPA of 3.3 or higher.

No student shall be admitted to the University as a freshman with a cumulative high school grade point average of less than 2.0 (of 4.0) in all courses. A 2.0 average is the equivalent of a C average in most letter grading systems.

Temple awards college credits to students who in high school participated in the Advanced Placement program (AP), the International Baccalaureate program (IB) or a Dual Enrollment program.

Reach us by phone at 215-204-1131. A case number is required if your inquiry is in reference to an ongoing service case. Student record specific inquiries will be handled electronically. Temple University employees, including faculty, can contact the Office of the University Registrar in TUportal.

Please send no more than two letters to internationaldocuments@temple.edu or through the Common Application. If you are applying to one of these schools, you may be required to submit additional supporting information such as an audition, interview or portfolio.

Temple University policy is to accept in transfer all college-level courses, taken before matriculating into a Temple undergraduate degree program, from properly accredited institutions (excluding field work, internships, or courses that interfere with school/college accreditation standards).