The Tulane University of Louisiana (StudentsReview)

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Date: Mar 02 2008
Major: Psychology (This Major's Salary over time)
Students are generally smart, but not nerdy. There is a good amount of spoiled kids, but overall the students are nice people and a good mix. Many students have significant scholarships (Myself and many of my friends each got $16,000 per year). The campus is pretty and a great location (uptown near St. Charles street mansions, right on the streetcar line, across from the park, walking distance to many bars and restaurants). There has been some crime, but that can be expected in any city and it is nothing horrifying (occasional muggings, no one hurt). That can be avoided by being smart about where you go and when.

New Orleans can not be beat as a place to go to college. Bars are open all night, the drinking age is often ignored, nightlife is very inexpensive compared with other cities. Mardi gras is great and Tulane gets time off for the holiday. Some things about the city can be frustrating, it is not the most productive or forward city. I will always love New Orleans, but would not want to raise a family there… but it is the best place to be when you are in college. Students from other colleges who visit friends at Tulane are always jealous of our lifestyle. The weather is great for those of us who grew up in the North (a big percent of Tulane's students)… it can be too humid at times in the summer and early fall, but its worth it when you are laying at the pool in the winter and its snowing at home.

Tulane has changed a little since Katrina. However, it has recovered wonderfully and is prepared for any future hurricanes. Students never feel unsafe because of weather… Tulane makes us evacuate at the earliest sign of a storm just to be safe.

I'm very glad I went to Tulane, I had great times there, great friends, and it really helped me grow up. I reccommend it 100%.

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This person's grammatical errors such as the incorrect uses of "amount" and "myself," as well as the spelling of "recommend" illustrate perfectly the "not-intelligent-but-think-they-are" people Tulane seems to love to admit. As you can see, you can squeak by and get a degree without a stitch of intelligence or common sense in your head, as long as you have a huge ego in there and damaged brain cells from the rampant drinking scene.

Are you seriously going to evaluate the school based on the improper use of a word. Get over your self. We're talking about the Big Easy. This was the place where they defied the musical conventions to create Jazz. it's unique and wonderfully inviting place to learn and explore, but you see grammar errors. If you were a student, you sorely missed out on the city beyond the walls of the library. It's a wonderful and interesting town. As an alumnus I would say I have forgotten most of what I was taught, but I wouldn't change it for the world.

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