Student Health Insurance Plan. Student Health Insurance: Spring Semester Open Enrollment begins January 2, 2024 and runs through February 29, 2024. All full-time students have the opportunity to purchase student health insurance at reduced group rates. There are three plan options offered by the University through Independence Blue Cross.
Classifications and Enrollment Process – Human Resources
The minimum health insurance coverage as determined by the U.S. Department of State is as follows. A maximum deductible of U.S. $500 per accident or illness. Payment of at least 75% of covered expense. Medical benefits of at least U.S. $100,000 per accident or illness. Repatriation benefits of at least U.S. $25,000 (A utomatic enrollment)
New Temple Promise program covers costs for admitted students with high …
The Temple Promise program is being implemented now for students who will attend in the fall of 2024. All qualifying admitted first-year, full-time students residing in Philadelphia County with a family adjusted gross income of $65,000 or less are eligible for this financial aid award. As a last-dollar financial aid grant, the funds are applied …
Green Your Commute | Temple University Office of Sustainability
Temple’s Main Campus hosts three city-owned Indego bike-share stations. Indego offers 24-hour, 30-day, and yearly pass options to rent a classic or electric bike. It’s a fun and low carbon way to commute or just get some exercise. For more information about the Indego bike-bike share program visit rideindego.com. Indego Bikeshare Station.
Meal Plans | University Housing and Residential Life | Student Affairs
Temple University University Housing and Residential Life 1910 Liacouras Walk Suites 201-301 Philadelphia, PA 19122-6027
Temple to again offer free tax assistance | Temple Now
Free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program expands to Main Campus for 2022; anyone with an income of less than $57,414 is eligible for program. Sponsored by Temple’s Fox School of Business, the VITA program is for those with low-to-moderate incomes, and it is open to most families and individuals who make less than $57,414 annually.