Tulane is so many different things and holds the possibility for so many different opportunities. Yet, it offers a singular experience found nowhere else. Here’s just a glimpse of who and what we are:
- We have about 6,000 undergraduates, with an incoming class of 1,500. Check out the freshman profile.
- "Non sibi, sed suis," or “Not for one’s self, but for one’s own”- the motto Tulane has been guided by for over 170 years
- 5,500 undergraduates from 50 states and several foreign countries
- Over 75 different majors across 5 undergraduate schools: Architecture, Business, Liberal Arts, Public Health and Tropical Medicine, and Science and Engineering.
- 9+ libraries and 20 research centers with 2,200,000 books and 14,000 periodicals
- 3,300 different classes potentially offered each year
- 60+ TIDES topics available
- 40+ countries who host students in study abroad programs
- 22 students in an average undergraduate class
- 8 to 1 student faculty ratio
- 75 percent full-time faculty teaching undergraduate courses
- 97 percent of full-time faculty hold a Ph.D. or equivalent
- 75 percent of students from 500 miles or greater from the New Orleans area
- Over 200 student-led clubs and organizations
- 15 fraternities and 10 sororities
- Division I sports, 39 active clubs sports, and intramurals
- 150,000 square foot Reily Recreation Center
- Over 25 million dollars spent annually on new construction
- 8+ residence halls to house all freshman and sophomores
- 13 places on campus to grab a bite to eat
- Notable on-campus speakers, including political leaders, renown authors, entrepreneurs and musicians
- 4 miles to the Central Business District and French Quarter
- Steps away from beautiful Audubon Park
- 68,880 community service hours logged by Tulane Undergraduates each year
- 37 Tulane alumni chapters nationwide participating in externships
- 10,000+ internships available
- 100,000+ job listings posted at Tulane’s Career Services Center
- 45 percent of graduates who directly pursue employment after graduation, 40 percent who attend graduate or professional school, and 15 percent who take volunteer, military, or other track.
- “Tulane’s purpose is to create, communicate, and conserve knowledge in order to enrich the capacity of individuals, organizations, and communities to think, to learn, and to act and lead with integrity and wisdom.”
