There are additional fees for laboratory and diagnostic tests and medications. Counseling services are available to dental students at the Main Campus of Temple University. The primary library for dental students is the Health Sciences Center Library South, located on the second floor of the Old Dental School Building at 3223 North Broad Street, which contains the dental, allied health, and pharmacy collections. The Health Sciences Center Library in Kresge Hall at 3440 North Broad Street, which contains medicine and pharmacology literature, is also open to all students. Interlibrary Loan service provides access to resources of other college and university libraries, as well as those of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine.
Most students are eligible for federal and private loans to finance their dental education.
Eligibility for private alternative loans requires students to have a clean credit history. Determination of need is based on a confidential analysis of information provided by the student and his or her family. A limited number of scholarships are available for students who have demonstrated extraordinary undergraduate ability, as well as a clear long-standing interest in dentistry as a career. A minimal number of scholarships are available to students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Temple University School of Dentistry.