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Temple University is a public institution, operating under state control, located in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Total enrollment is approximately 29000. The program leads to associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, post-masters certificates, doctoral degrees, first professional degrees and first professional certificates.

Athletic scholarships are given in football, basketball, baseball, track/crosscountry and various sports. Student housing is available for 3025.

Location: Broad And Montgomery, Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19122 Telephone 215-204-7000

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