Tulane University

Tulane University is an absolute gem! The campus is breathtakingly beautiful, blending modern facilities with historic charm seamlessly. Walking through the campus feels like exploring a vibrant community filled with lush greenery and stunning architecture at every turn. I think what truly sets Tulane apart is its connection to the vibrant culture of New Orleans. The fusion of academia with the rich local culture creates an unparalleled experience for students. I had the pleasure of visiting during parents' weekend, and it was an incredible immersion into university life. The energy, the warmth, and the hospitality of both the faculty and students were remarkable. The city's influence on campus life is palpable, enhancing the overall educational journey. Tulane University not only offers top-notch education but also celebrates diversity and embraces the spirit of New Orleans, making it a truly exceptional place to learn and grow.

Beautiful Architecture and Park, really special energy here! Great personal and staff, feels so much support to me! God bless this place!

My undergraduate alma mater from 42 years ago. I spent the next ten years at Harvard University but Tulane is still my first and greatest love. Harvard's museums and libraries are 10-100x bigger and better and the buildings are on average 4x-10x older and grander. But the professors at Tulane give better lectures, are better prepared, care more and teach so much more than "we are all here so BY DEFINITION WE ARE ALL GREAT"

A gorgeous and historic School located on st-charles, not too far from Loyola, much like the other school the nearby streetcar can be used to get to or from the school very easily and it's also located fairly close to the Audubon zoo and park as well giving you lots of options as well as historic homes surrounding the school to give you a lot to talk about.

Chinese school on Sundays, Very friendly and dedicated native speaking teachers great for kids and adults to learn Chinese language 👍. My daughter love ❤ it.

I graduated with a masters degree from Tulane. This is one of my most prestigious accomplishments. Professors were off the charts with not only their education but work experience. I developed friendships that with last a lifetime with fellow classmates. My degree from Tulane has helped me tremendously in furthering my career.

Even if you are not interested in attending Tulane University, I strongly recommend visiting it. The tour of the school gives you some knowledge about how the young adults of New Orleans take part in the community and how much of the things you are touring are actually run by students. My family and I were not expecting to actually be considering Tulane for college, but we all fell in love with the campus instantly. The guides were very knowledgable about the school and also about the community of New Orleans. It was nice to hear the perspective of a younger person instead of an adult who grew up in New Orleans about what the best parts of the city are. Touring Tulane is a MUST for anyone visiting New Orleans

1st time seeing the university. Very impressed!

I have never seen more whippets done in one time. Not at LOST LANDS, nor at our afters at EDC. The amount of whips that your child does at tulane is mind boggling. make sure when they get home that you give them a full 9 panel drug test because i am 100% sure it’ll light up like a christmas tree. also parents make sure to look up #tulaneuniversity on tiktok, to check out what i’m saying. God bless

My experience became so much better after Dean Suri joined Tulane. Her leadership has helped me exceed my expectations for a Tulane education and surpass what I thought was possible to achieve my dreams. I graduate in 2019.

Tulane has a vibrant Chemistry department with cut-edge research labs, graduate program is awesome and everyone is supportive and do the best to help you grow! Also, Chemistry grad students are getting payed via TA or RA, which is absolutely vital.

Four years of intellectual stimulation and excellent company in a supportive and lively environment. It was less pricey in my day (the 1966-1970 tuition was $750.00 per semester), but a Tulane degree is still good value. For me, Tulane was a formative experience. I majored in French, and learned valuable skills for later life, including literary criticism, poetry translation, and the French language. I still use my French, now I am retired. I participate in several francophone and francophile organizations in New Orleans. As well, my courses in Theatre and English literature have stood me in good stead. I am now a performance poet, and perform frequently at the Neutral Ground Coffee House and at the Maple Leaf lBar, and other venues in town and in Louisiana.

Tulane provides an astounding education with phenomenal educators that are passionate about teaching and supporting students. I am currently studying in the Freeman College of Business for my Masters of Business Administration.

This is really the place you want to be at for college if you want to be independent and yet still be close to home. This place has so many fun activities and anyone can join the gym.

Such a beautiful school. Went there for a college tour and it was great. Excellent opportunities for any student wanting to come to this school.

I had no idea I would be a student at Tulane, so everyday I chuckle. I’m truly fortunate to have been mindful of the opportunity and take up personally with the rest of the student body.

Tulane is an amazing university. I highly recommend the business school (A.B. Freeman School).

I love this place I have one day I can go to it

I'm an alumni and loved Tulane.

Very beautiful campus. It is really great to walk through and enjoy.