With over 75 majors and minors, Tulane provides a parade of possibilities for your undergraduate experience. We have a well-rounded, interdisciplinary core curriculum that will expose you to the humanities, fine arts, social sciences and sciences.

Tulane offers a wide range of majors and minors and encourages cross-disciplinary studies across its five undergraduate schools. You can build a unique educational experience at Tulane. Tulane pairs the resources of a large research university with the …

Below is our estimated 2024-2025 cost of attendance for undergraduate students enrolled full-time at Newcomb-Tulane College who live on campus. Tuition & Fees $68,678

MyTulane, also known as Canvas, is Tulane’s university learning management system (LMS) and the online center of your academic work. Canvas easily connects instructors and students and is used to manage active enrollments and assignment submissions, monitor grades, share course documents, and contain course and institutional syllabus information.

Tulane Career Opportunities Would you like to join one of the nation’s leading research institutions—working alongside the best and brightest—in one of the most culturally diverse and unique cities in the world?

Tulane offers research-oriented graduate programs leading to PhD, MA, MFA, and MS degrees through the Schools of Architecture, Business, Law, Liberal Arts, Medicine, Professional Advancement, Public Health & Tropical Medicine, Science & Engineering, and Social Work.

Welcome to the application for Tulane Pre-College Programs! To begin an application, please fill out the form below. After submitting this form, you will receive instructions on logging into the Student Portal in order to complete and submit the application with your supporting materials.

New Students: Get Started with Your Tulane Account. Your Tulane account credentials are your keys to your digital home at Tulane and provide access to a wealth of student applications and services.

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The Common Data Set (CDS) initiative is a collaborative effort among data providers in the higher education community and publishers as represented by the College Board, Peterson's, and U.S. News & World Report. The combined goal of this collaboration is to improve the quality and accuracy of information provided to all involved in a student's transition into higher education, …