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The Tulane University of Louisiana

How this student rated the school
Educational QualityA Faculty AccessibilityA
Useful SchoolworkB Excess CompetitionB+
Academic SuccessA Creativity/ InnovationA+
Individual ValueA- University Resource UseF
Campus Aesthetics/ BeautyB FriendlinessA
Campus MaintenanceD- Social LifeA-
Surrounding CityA Extra CurricularsA
SafetyB
Describes the student body as:
Friendly, Approachable

Describes the faculty as:
Friendly, Helpful

Male
ACT:30
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Lowest Rating
University Resource Use
F
Highest Rating
Creativity/ Innovation
A+
He cares more about University Resource Use than the average student.
Date: Mar 11 2006
Major: History/Histories (art history/etc.) (This Major's Salary over time)
First of all, I LOVE Tulane. The people are so diverse and friendly. There is not a lot of segregation on campus either by race or by religion or by money.

I am a member of the honors program and love it. The resources available are amazing.

Uptown has recovered quite nicely. The campus is pretty but old.

The professors are amazing; however, Tulane fired some of the best ones I've had (who were adjunct). It's pretty sad, but the university is having a lot of financial issues post-katrina.

I read a lot of comments from students claiming that Tulane was "a lot toughter" than schools like the Ivies. Quite frankly, I think that is quite an exaggeration. My coursework IS challenging at times and you can definitely push yourself if you choose, but it is NOT ivy-league level (and I take mainly honors courses). In fact, I spent my fall semester visiting at a comparably-ranked university and I had far more homework there (and received lower grades than I normally do at Tulane).

However, I think Tulane offers a lot of things than schools up north can't offer. It is EXTREMELY laid-back here. The diversity is real—it's not that the campus has such and such % of X people, but that everyone is so different. The student body is friendly and happy. I think those are things that are really important in a college.

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