Get the Best of Both Worlds
Want a Temple degree but not ready for the commute to Philadelphia? Looking for a conveniently located campus to start your college career?
Students interested in the following majors may complete their first year of study at Temple’s Ambler Campus in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania and Fly in 4.
Art, Tyler School of
Art History
Horticulture
Landscape Architecture
Business, Fox School of
Accounting
Business Management
Economics
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management
Finance
Human Resource Management
International Business Administration
Legal Studies
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Real Estate
Risk Management and Insurance
Supply Chain Management
Education, College of
Adult and Organizational Development
Human Development and Community Engagement
Liberal Arts, College of
Africology and African American Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Criminal Justice
Economics
English
Environmental Studies
Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies
Geography and Urban Studies
Global Studies
History
Latin American Studies
Liberal Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Sociology
Spanish
Science & Technology, College of
General Science with Teaching (TUteach)
Natural Science
Sport, Tourism & Hospitality Management, School of
Sport and Recreation Management
Tourism and Hospitality Management
Undecided
If you haven’t selected a school/college by the time you apply, you’ll have the guidance of the Division of University Studies and up to two years to decide on a major.
Temple Ambler Freshman Year Experience Grant
Students who plan to take at least 12 credits at Temple Ambler in both the fall and spring semester may be eligible for the Freshman Year Experience campus grant and the “Fly in 4” program.
For Pennsylvania residents, the Freshman Year Experience at Temple Ambler offers a $3,500 savings for students. Out-of-state students, who pay higher tuition than state residents, will save $5,600.
This grant is separate from any additional aid students may receive after completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Learn more.