Admission Requirements
Candidates for admission are expected to present strong high school programs of study consisting of 18 or more academic courses taken over the four-year period as well as submit an SAT or ACT test score.
For US Citizens/Residents, we recommend your secondary school program consist of the following minimum preparation for each subject area:
| English | Four years with extensive work in reading and writing |
|---|---|
| Mathematics | Three years |
| Foreign Language | At least two years, preferably three of a classical or modern language |
| Science | At least three years of a laboratory science |
| Social Studies | At least three years with an emphasis on history |
If you are looking to transfer, or if you are an international applicant or a home schooled student, your requirements are different.
At Tulane, we take a holistic approach when evaluating applications, so we do not identify minimum SAT/ACT scores. The middle 50% of the freshmen admitted for the fall of 2012 scored between 1950 and 2150 on the SAT and between 29 and 32 on the ACT.
Did You Know?
Newcomb Pottery, widely considered one of the most significant American art pottery collections of the 20th century, originated from Tulane's H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College pottery program.