View all undergraduate, graduate, and professional courses offered at Temple during the semester. This information is also available in TUportal when you register for classes. Temple provides a number of resources that can help keep you on track to graduation.
Temple’s General Education (GenEd) program serves as the university’s liberal-education requirements for undergraduates and provides a foundation for learning and development that will help you succeed academically and professionally.
At every step along the way, Temple is committed to answering your questions and helping you reach your goal. The Graduate Bulletin provides specific information about the graduate programs offered at Temple and the requirements necessary to earn your degree. There is a lot to think about when considering graduate school.
On Banner you can see every Honors course available in a department by selecting the department and then clicking on "Honors" in the "Course Attributes" box. See what courses we’ve offered in previous semesters by looking at our archived Honors course guides.
Temple College is a participating institution in the Texas Common Course Numbering System. Courses designed for transfer have a standardized four-letter prefix followed by a four-digit number. The four-letter prefix identifies the subject area.
In accordance with Texas Education Code - TEC 54.365 (b) - Temple College may grant a student 65 years of age or older an exemption from tuition (only) up to 6 credit hours for fall, spring, and/or summer semesters.
The regular college year is composed of two semesters. Each semester is 16-weeks long. A student who registers for 12 or more semester hours of work will be considered full-time for the semester. Generally, to complete a degree in the usual two or four-year time period, the student must register for 15 semester hours.
Beginning with the Fall 2002 semester, Temple College will not include transfer hours in the cumulative GPA calculation. Temple College will accept transfer hours with a grade of “D” or above as transfer credit but the grades will no longer affect the Temple College cumulative grade point average.
In accordance with Texas Education Code - TEC 54.365 (c) - Temple College may grant a student 65 years of age or older an exemption from tuition and fees to audit a class. The College must give preference to students paying tuition, and the discount is based on the availability of space in the class.
Temple College Change of Grade Policy. Grades are subject to change under the following conditions: INCOMPLETES: A grade of incomplete “I” will be changed to a letter grade. If a grade of “I” is not changed within 30 calendar days into the next semester, a grade of “F” will be assigned.
Temple College reserves the right to modify the class schedule when necessary. Instructors maintain the freedom to modify course syllabi when appropriate.