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 variety of doctoral, master’s and graduate certificate programs across our nine schools – all with the flexibility to fit your schedule, whether online or on campus.

Tulane offers a wide range of majors and minors and encourages cross-disciplinary studies through our schools. Find out how you can build a unique educational experience at Tulane.

Apply to Tulane. Our first-year application opens on August 1. Our Early Decision deadline is November 1 and our Early Action deadline is November 15.

Tulane offers a variety of doctoral, master’s and graduate certificate programs across our nine schools – all with the flexibility to fit your schedule, whether online or on campus.

Tulane's School of Professional Advancement offers a number of degrees and certificates for adults looking for part-time, full-time, and online programs. Learn about their application process today.

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 …

You can apply for admission with no application fee to all of Tulane's undergraduate academic programs using the Common Application. Learn more . Graduate Admission. Each school at Tulane administers its own admission process for graduate students, many of which do not require an application fee.

We offer several on-campus admission programs, in addition to our daily campus tours and information sessions, that give you an in-depth look at life at Tulane. Tulane Receptions. Meet Tulane admission counselors when they come to you!

Tulane Campus. In 1894 the College of Technology formed, which would later become the School of Engineering. In the same year, the university moved to its present-day Uptown campus on historic St. Charles Avenue, five miles by streetcar from Downtown New Orleans. Learn more