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I would not trade my time at Temple for anything. An education from Temple is far more than class time and books - its about culture, diversity, independence, and growth. Currently, I am a PT grad student at a top university, but I am ahead of the curve in my classes thanks to my undergraduate education at TU. Additionally, one of Temple's greatest attributes is its study abroad programs - not a day goes by that I don't think about my time in Rome. Again, more than just a textbook education.