Temple University

No, it is not hard to take admission at Temple University since it provides 80% international students.Compared to other US universities it is having more chances for Indians to take admission so it is a great opportunity to grab.Also the requerment of the Temple university is that you should be having a fluent english which is more than enough to get admission. So you should be focusing on that.

The graduate students at Temple University are working in some of the top industries while and after their course is completed. Some of the top job industries at the university are given in the pie chart below: Others Denote Community and Social Services, Media and Communication, Arts and Design, etc. 

Temple University has offered employment to graduate students in some of the top organizations and industries within a few months of their courses. Some of the top recruiters at the university are given as follows:1486City of Philadelphia Vanguard Comcast JP Morgan Chase Pfizer Johnson and Johnson 

Temple University is known to offer a range of undergraduate, graduate and professional degree courses for international students at their 17 academic schools and colleges on campus. Some of the popular programs that the university is known for are given as follows:Health Professions and Related Programs Business and Management Communication and Journalism Visual and Performing Arts Biology and Biomedical Sciences 

Temple University's Fox School of Business offers the Full-Time MBA course for international students. The first-year tuition fees for the course is given as follows:Fees componentsAmount (for 1 year)Tuition & feesINR 25,09,200The first-year living expenses for students applying for the MBA course are given as follows:Fees componentsAmount (for 1 year)Hostel & MealsINR 13,47,440InsuranceINR 4,97,240TransportationINR 1,36,500application feeINR 5,018Books and suppliesINR 1,03,714Other (Personal, Miscellaneous)INR 4,74,908Total approximate feesINR 25,64,820*1 USD = INR 83.64

Temple University offers more than 640 degree courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels for international students. Some of the popular majors offered at the university are given in the pie chart below:Others Denote Political Science and Government, Journalism, Finance, etc. 

Temple University more than 640 academic courses including over 160 undergraduate majors for international students every year.  The university also includes 17 academic schools and colleges on campus. A few of the majors offered at the university include Education, Business, Economics, Film and Media Arts, Computer Sciences, Engineering, etc. 

According to various sources, Temple University USA has an overall acceptance rate of around 80% making it less selective for international student admissions. Some of the general requirements to receive admissions are given as follows:ACT/SAT scoresLetters of Recommendation Overall Student's GPA High School Class Rank Additional Academic Factors 

This is a person-specific comparison and aligns with the priority that one has set. If you believe that the US market is your thing and you want to do it from a good institution like Temple University and have adequate funds then definitely the USA is the better option here. If you are low on your budget and just have to get done with MBA locally which will by the way land you on a less paying job then choose CU. Temple University any day is better than CU considering that you are ready to invest in your education and have the funds to study there. 

MBA Graduates from Temple University can pursue careers in accounting, business operations management, healthcare administration, human resources management, information systems management, IT director, market research analyst, marketing manager, sports manager, and more. The Executive Program MBA graduates can obtain leadership positions in computer/information technology, consulting, consumer products and services, energy/utilities, financial services/banking, government, healthcare, industrial products and services, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, tourism, and transportation.