- Student Affairs/Advising Center
Annenberg Hall Room 9
Phone: (215) 204-5273
Fax: (215) 204-6641 advise@temple.edu
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. -
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Resources
- Undergrad Travel Stipend (.pdf)
- Grade Appeal Policy (.pdf)
- Grade Appeal Form (.pdf)
Admissions
Applicants for admission into the School of Communications and Theater will be considered directly from high school or as transfer students from other college programs at any time during the year. Please visit related links on the right to find additional information concerning assistance with student life and learning, transferring and academic resources.
The School of Communications and Theater is dedicated to creating an inclusive and diverse educational opportunity for all students. Students with disabilities and learning differences are encouraged to apply.
Apply Online
You can apply online for admission to Temple University and the School of Communications and Theater at:
Click here to download a paper application (.pdf). If you would like to request a hard copy application, please contact:
For Students Interested in Transferring to Temple’s SCT
For students who want to transfer to Temple University’s School of Communications and Theater, please visit Temple’s Undergraduate Admissions web site at: www.temple.edu/undergrad.
Everything you need to know about applying to Temple is there. You can also book a tour to the campus, check out majors, read student blogs and more.
To learn about transfer credits, click here.
For Students Seeking to Re-Enrollment at SCT
Students who have not been enrolled at Temple for more than one semester need to apply for re-enrollment.
How do I Return to SCT?
Fill out Re-Enrollment Form
The first step in returning to School of Communications and Theater is to complete a re-enrollment form and send it in to SCT Student Affairs/Advising Center.
Click here to download the re-enrollment form.
The Process:
If you have been out 3 or more years, you must follow the requirements that are currently in place in the university and your college. If any of your major credits are ten or more years old, you will be required to formally petition to the department of your major that they be allowable toward your degree.