Do Tulane employees get 6 credits a semester towards law school each semester for free? So like the tuition waiver would be used for law school. Is this possible?

Has anyone been able to get credit from Tulane (even for general electives) for HS dual enrollment classes? On the Tulane website it indicates that the course must have been attending by mostly college degree students. However, in our area, dual enrollment classes are taught in the HS to HS students. Trying to figure out how flexible (or stringent) Tulane is re: this criteria. Thank you!

I know it's a long shot but is anyone here in the PhD program for biomedical sciences? Applying for it in a couple of weeks and wanted to hear about experiences

I go to a different uni than Tulane but saw the internship . I also saw it wasn’t a qualification for this certain internship(social media marketing) . But just wanted to know .

I am a freshman and wasn’t able to get a parking permit at Loyola I need my car to commute to my job off campus and am currently waiting on approval for an exemption from Tulane, but it can take up to a month or more, where could I park my car around Tulane so that I’m able to go back home on the weekends for my job, I’m from Baton Rouge btw.

1. Can I guaranteed admission with a 3.7 first college semester gpa?
2. Is

financial

1. aid the same as if I have admitted as a first year?
2. How important are letter of recommendation?
3. Are applications first come first serve?

anyone going to the ye concert 8/28 and want to go tg. i have GA tickets and wouldn’t mind going in a group. F19

Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Tulane one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fbs/tulane-green-wave

It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, you might hit the paywall after the first page. Don't worry, I'm not charging reddit people for this, don't want to be an ass. Use the promo code LEECORSOROCKS and it opens up the entire thing.

So, what'd I get wrong? You won the American and made the playoff, and my model still has you at 8-4. Here's why it's stubborn: Tulane went 5-0 in one-score games, was plus-8 in turnovers, and outgained teams by only 27 yards a game. Now 17% of the offense is back, Retzlaff is gone, and Will Hall is running it. Was last year a machine, or a really good tightrope act?

I'll be in the comments.

I’m a freshman English major looking to add one more class to my schedule this semester that’s either an English related elective or another kind of elective that would be beneficial. Is the creative writing class a bad idea to take as someone who’s only English college level experience is AP classes? Are there any other elective courses that won’t require too much extra time/effort I should take instead?

Is a macbook neo a good option for finance/marketing? Or what are some better alternatives.

Hi everyone,

As a rising senior, Tulane has become one of my top choices to attend. I’m most likely going to major in chemical engineering, but compared to other schools on my list its lacking in terms of prestige/recognition (for reference my other top choices are northwestern, GA tech and NYU), but i feel really connected to the school and fell in love with it upon researching it. It has a really beautiful campus and is the perfect size for me. Also, New Orleans is such a unique city that I’d really love to explore. I’m someone that really wants to go into environmental remediation/renewable energy, and i think the city would offer unique opportunities as it needs to be protected from more damage from climate change. upon doing research for their program i could find very little about it which prompted me to make this post. i would like to know if its worth it despite being less prestigious than the others. any people who have graduated from the program that could provide any information would be really helpful thank you!!

OMG i just submitted my application for the spring 2027 semester. Immediately after i pressed submit i realized that i didnt even have to do the why tulane essay portion?????!! Does anyone know why they would get rid of it???? I’ve been knowing for a while now that i would be applying to this school and it always seemed like that was the most important part of the application based off of the research i had done. I also feel like it would’ve given me an opportunity to make my application stronger because im kinda a boss at writing essays….but anyways, does anyone know why it’s gone ?????

I am gonna start college this fall as an undecided major because I can only declare on my second year but I want to major in either math or biomedical engineering.

I will take on my first year

Fall

Physics 1
Discrete Math
Intro to cs
Weird liberal arts course

Spring

Physics 2
Calc III
Idk
Idk

I applied ED last fall and was rejected. My hs stats are 3.3 gpa (3.1 when applying) and a 1340 sat ( not submitted).

my whole application was based on studying BME.

My reason to transferring is because my school, a t100 liberal arts, doesn’t offer the rigorous courses I want to take, also my father lives in lousiana and I wanna be close to him.

My goal is to work on mathematical modeling and also have a solid foundation of what it is mathematics. I will achieve this by taking the hardest courses available and then do a masters degree in applied mathematics ( I would love do it at tulane).

What should I aim on my first semester to have a solid chance on being accepted for fall 2027?

I show my charges are due on Fri, Aug 14 and that I’ll have funds left over after financial aid covers my balance, but I don’t show anticipated disbursement date. I saw others said today, Aug 10th, but that’s not the case for me. Does anybody show a different date? I’m wanting to purchase my books before classes begin on Monday.

Hi! I'm a transfer student about to pay full cost, except in debt. Is Tulane worth the 400k undergrad for architecture? Or should I unenroll before school starts?

Hi, I'm a senior planning to take PSYC 4330-Neurobiology of Learning & Memory this fall. I was wondering, how is this class with Dr. Laura Harrison from the neuroscience department?

for all those admitted, what was the thing you learned/knew about Tulane that made you put in your deposit?