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Temple has a very specialized risk management department that basically operates separately from the rest of the business school. I received all my job development skills, as well as job opportunities through them. Temple is on the list of very few schools who have a risk management department, so for many insurance companies and consulting companies, we're a target school.

This program goes beyond theoretical knowledge alone and emphasizes working hard and critical analytics over resting on the name of a university alone.

The advising department is extremely understaffed and you will be unable to get an appointment for two months at times. In addition, because of the high turnover of advisors (because they are over worked), many do not have knowledge of specific courses. They built an entire new building (Alter Hall), but not more advising offices. It makes no sense.