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Learn why Tulane is different and how to apply, visit, and connect with the admission office. Find out about academics, tuition, aid, student life, transfer, and international admission.
- Why Tulane
Tulane was the first private research university in the...
- Academics
By completing Tulane's Core Curriculum, students are exposed...
- Tuition & Aid
Tulane offers both merit- and need-based aid programs. All...
- Student Life
Tulane has more than 200 student-run clubs and organizations...
- Transfer Students
WES Evaluation if studying at a non-American university;...
- International
Founded in 1834, Tulane University combines the very best of...
- A Message from Our President
Tulane has always been an outward-facing institution...
- Our History
Tulane's history dates back to 1834, when the Medical...
- Why Tulane
- Freshman Application
- Are You A Home-Schooled student?
- Are You An International student?
- Transfer Application
- Freshmen & Transfers: Need to Send Documents?
- Social Media Policy
- Record Retention
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The 2024 freshman application is open. Visit the Common Application to start your application for admission. Common Application 1. Application instructions 2. What we’re looking for 3. Application status 4. Deadlines, forms and submissions 5. Portfolios & auditions 6. Secondary School Report (School Counselor Recommendation)†
Home-schooled students have the same application requirements as students from traditional schools. However, we do have some recommendations for the admission process based on successful homeschooled applicants who have been admitted in the past. These recommendations can be found on our Home-schooled Students page.
If you attend school or hold primary citizenship from outside the U.S., the undergraduate admission process is largely the same as it is for domestic students, though there are a few additional requirements and forms.
Every year, we welcome about 175 transfer students to Tulane, most of whom have cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher. Details on applying to transfer to Tulane as a full-time undergraduate can be found on the Transfer Students page.
General Document Submissions We strongly recommend sending application documents through your high school's college counselor, who can transmit them electronically to us via Naviance, SCOIR, or Slate.org. If necessary, you may send PDFs to submit@tulane.edu. Scholarship Applications Scholarship materials are submitted online via your application st...
Tulane University strives to make our campus inclusive, safe, respectful, and equitable. While we do not actively seek out applicants' social media profiles, we cannot ignore any inappropriate, disrespectful, or racist behavior that is brought to our attention; any such behavior may impact an applicant’s decision. †We do not require teacher recomme...
The Office of Undergraduate Admission follows the record retention guidelines set forth by AACRAO (the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers). For applicants who enroll, most application materials are retained until three years after graduation. Documents that do not fall into this category are the application, which...
Learn how to apply to Tulane as a freshman, transfer, or international student using the Common Application or other options. Find out about application deadlines, portfolios, auditions, scholarships, and more.
Learn how to join the Tulane community and access financial aid, visit and connect opportunities, and various programs for undergraduate, graduate, and international students. Find your place at Tulane and make way for your tomorrow.
Learn how to apply to Tulane University for different timelines, requirements, and programs. Find out what materials to submit, how to check your status, and how to access financial aid information.
Learn how to apply for admission to Tulane's undergraduate and graduate programs using the Common Application or the school-specific process. Find out about the general requirements and the locations for working adults.
To apply to pre-college and summer programs, visit summer.tulane.edu. To apply for part-time undergraduate programs, visit applysopa.tulane.edu. For information on applying to graduate and professional programs, visit tulane.edu/academics/graduate-education/admission.
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