Don’t just take our word for it, hear directly from Fox students.
One opportunity I got through Fox is the federal re-entry program, where we volunteer at the federal courthouse in Old City and sit in on court sessions with people who are coming out of incarceration. It not only is a great opportunity for me to stand out, but also something that I really value.
Jackie Gringolts
Class of 2024
I love being a Fox student. I feel like Fox has given me so many opportunities to succeed.
Jackie Gringolts
Class of 2024
For professional development opportunities outside of classes, faculty bring in guest speakers who tell us about themselves and how they reach their roles. Through that, we can network with them and network with people who work around them.
Maya Ng’oche
Class of 2024
I'm involved in the Institute of Business and Information Technology, and I got chosen for the mentorship. My mentor is the chief information officer of Facebook. He’s helped shape my mind to understand that MIS and learning about technology is important.
Kelvena Gorley
Class of 2024
Fox has taught me to jump out of my comfort zone. That's been huge for me in developing myself in my future career. I’ve been able to not only communicate with employers but learned to sell myself and build something on my own.
Kaleb Rush
Class of 2023
My experience at Fox has been one that is successful and inclusive. Not only have I had the chance to network with other students like me here, but I've also had the chance to have mentors from my professors and faculty advisors.
Daija Worley
Class of 2023
The professional development opportunities I've gotten through Fox are unparalleled. The biggest thing that Fox has done to help me stand out to employers is really embed professional development, both in our curriculum and in the opportunities that we're given.
Shelby Green
Class of 2022
Classes teach you a lot, but it's the people and the relationships that you have that teach you much more. That's what Fox is. It's the relationships you generate through friends and professors that are going to lead you to success in the future.
Finian O’Brien
Class of 2022
I am such a different person than who I was when I was a freshman. I was shy and I've been able to get involved in so much now. I'm the community service chair for the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA), which is also an accounting SPO. I've learned how to be a leader in all the skills that come with that.
Kelvena Gorley
Class of 2023
The beauty of the Fox School of Business is it gives you the opportunity to grow into whatever mold you want to end up becoming. You have the resources, the structure and the guidance to help go out into the world and discover opportunities that you really want to pursue.
Nate Latimer
Class of 2022
In August of 2019, I was able to go to Sofia, Bulgaria and Prague in the Czech Republic as part of one the Fox School's global immersion program. That was easily my favorite experience here at Temple.
Maksim Bolton
Class of 2022
I am happy I chose Fox because after I graduate, I do plan to stay in the Philadelphia area. I know many employers in this area appreciate the Fox School of Business and Temple University.
Isabella O’Byrne
Class of 2022
I participated in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (VITA) program for three years. It was great because the program allowed me to get an idea of what taxation is like. I later went to interviews, and they were blown away with my general tax knowledge, and my ability to work with people and navigate the tax code.
Dakota Hopely
Class of 2022
My business management degree provides me with a broad perspective of practical knowledge about every aspect of business.
Ava Petrellese
Class of 2022
Entrepreneurship gave me a set of tools to understand how to be my own boss. With opportunities like the Changemaker Challenge and Be Your Own Boss Bowl®, understanding these concepts and working with mentors and different students to see what their issues are or how I could apply my background to it. That's why I chose the major.
Nathaniel Betts
Class of 2023
With the international business program, there's a broader scope of what you can do. With concentrations–whether it's marketing, supply chain, finance, risk management or anything like that–it gives you a chance to create your own destiny. That attracted me from the beginning.
Maksim Bolton
Class of 2022
I like the diverse faculty here, especially in the human resource and management department. It’s cool to hear different roles that professors have been in and a lot of people from different countries, all doing HR.
Sheridan Schempp
Class of 2023
Majors and Minors
With 16 majors and 24 minors in the traditional on-campus program as well as five majors and nine minors available online, the Fox School allows you to specialize your degree based on your interests and ideal career path. Courses are offered at Main Campus, Ambler Campus, Temple University Center City, and online.
Experiential Learning
In addition to lessons in the classroom, the Fox School offers the ability to demonstrate your abilities and learn by doing. Students can learn by doing through experiential learning, taking part in a study abroad, global immersion, participating in one of our 35+ student professional organizations or by adding skills through our Fox Leadership Development Program. These opportunities help students not to just learn the art of business, but be part of the transformational power of business at the Fox School.
CSPD and Tech Specs
At Fox our goal is to help you make the transition from business student to business professional. Through our Center for Student Professional Development, we help you develop strategies that help close to 92% of our graduates earn employment offers after graduation.
As you prepare to start at the Fox School, it is important to understand the tools that can help you get a head start on your professional journey.
College Credits, AP Scores and IB Credits
Figuring out how to transfer credits can sometimes seem complex or overwhelming. Here are some additional resources to see how credits you earned through another college, AP exams or the international baccalaureate program transfer into your degree path.
Understanding Financial Aid & Fly In Four
Temple University's Office of Student Financial Services readily assists all Temple students with the financial aid process. In addition to what scholarships you already received, you can explore more opportunities for scholarships at the University and at the Fox School of Business.
Fly in 4 is Temple’s innovative way of ensuring you complete your degree in four years—or sooner. One of the first of its kind in the U.S., the Fly in 4 program helps you stay on course academically and financially by offering you a clear four-year academic plan to get you to graduation on time. By graduating in four years, you’ll avoid the extra costs associated with taking additional semesters.
Ready to Fly
When you are ready to commit to the Fox School and Temple, make sure you follow your Next Steps and if you plan to live on campus, visit Temple’s housing site. While there is not an enrollment deposit deadline, the deadline for housing is May 1.
We know it takes a village. We encourage parents and families to visit our Parents & Families page specific to them and how they can stay informed and see how they can support their student.
We want to connect with you in person or online. Make sure to schedule a visit the Fox School soon or see us at an upcoming event.
Mini Master Class Registration
Join Fox and Temple faculty as they break down how the world works—one insightful lesson at a time.
AI and the Future of Finance
🗓 Date: February 13
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Bora Ozkan, Department of Finance
Discover how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing financial services. Explore innovations in predictive analytics, portfolio management, and fraud detection, and learn how these advancements shape the future of the industry. This session is perfect for prospective students eager to explore the exciting intersection of finance and technology.
Beating the Odds: The Stats Behind Sports Betting
🗓 Date: February 18
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👩🏫 Speaker: Professor Lauren Burns, Department of Statistics, Operations, and Data Science
Curious about the math behind sports betting? Join this session to learn how to interpret moneylines, spreads, and compute payouts. Understand how odds are set and gain insights into the growing world of sports betting.
Becoming an Extraordinary Leader in Business
🗓 Date: February 19
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Dan Goldberg, Department of Management
Unlock your leadership potential with strategies to inspire, build strong teams, and foster a culture of innovation. This session will equip you with the tools to navigate challenges with confidence and lead effectively.
Fashion Influencers and Their Impact on Forecasting & Returns
🗓 Date: February 25
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👩🏫 Speaker: Professor Misty Blessley, Department of Statistics, Operations, and Data Science
Explore how influencers disrupt the fashion industry, from shaping trends to increasing product returns. Learn how brands can adapt to minimize excess inventory and stay relevant in a fast-changing market.
Economics of Celebrity
🗓 Date: February 26
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Joshua Mask, Department of Economics
Dive into the economics of celebrity influence! From Lionel Messi’s impact on soccer to Taylor Swift's effect on ticket prices, discover how celebrity power shapes markets, supply and demand, and consumer behavior.
Developing an Open Mindset: The Key to a Successful Career & Life
📅 Date: February 27 | ⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
👨🏫 Speaker: Prof. Alan Kerzner (Management)
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Your mindset shapes your success. Learn how to embrace change, navigate challenges, and turn unexpected opportunities into growth.
You Do You! The Real Meaning of Networking in 2025
📅 Date: March 11 | ⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
👩🏫 Speaker: Prof. Debra Casey (Management)
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Forget outdated networking clichés! Learn how to build genuine, valuable connections in today’s professional world.
Creating Your Personal Website: Tips and Tools
🗓 Date: March 12
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Steven Sclarow, Department of Management Information Systems
Learn how to design a unique personal website to showcase your skills and accomplishments. Gain practical tips and tools to create a standout digital portfolio that captures your individuality.
Turn Data into Your Superpower
🗓 Date: March 18
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👩🏫 Speaker: Professor Marie-Christine Martin, Department of Management Information Systems
Learn how to transform raw data into actionable insights. Understand how to store, organize, and analyze data to make better decisions and solve real-world problems.
Globalization, De-Globalization, and Supply Chain Disruptions
🗓 Date: March 19
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Bertrand Guillotin, Department of Management
Is globalization dead? This session explores global dynamics, from international travel and remote work to evolving supply chains, and how they shape the business landscape.
Improving Healthcare: Addressing Disparities & Outcomes
📅 Date: March 20 | ⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
👨🏫 Speaker: Prof. Edmund Lafer (Risk, Actuarial Science, & Legal Studies)
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Discover the social determinants of health and explore ways to make healthcare more equitable for all.
From Founders to Fraudsters: White Collar Crime in Tech & Crypto
📅 Date: March 25 | ⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
👨🏫 Speaker: Prof. Nicholas Hakun (Risk, Actuarial Science, & Legal Studies)
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A deep dive into white-collar crime in Silicon Valley and the world of cryptocurrency.
Digital Financial Literacy: Risks and Security of Digital Payments
🗓 Date: March 26
⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
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👨🏫 Speaker: Professor Wayne Williams, Department of Accounting
Discover the security risks of digital payment methods. Learn how to protect yourself from phishing, identity theft, and fraud while enjoying the convenience of digital transactions.
Own a Yacht by 25? It’s Possible! How to Navigate Financial Independence
📅 Date: March 27 | ⏰ Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM (EST)
👨🏫 Speaker: Prof. Cindy Axelrod (Finance)
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Dreaming of financial freedom? Learn smart money strategies to build wealth and take control of your future.
