The Office of Undergraduate Admission will be able to host a limited number of visitors on campus in a very limited capacity beginning Tuesday, May 26. Click here for information. For Juniors: Tulane to go test optional for the 2020-2021 academic year. Learn more.
The average Tulane student travels nearly 1,000 miles to get to campus. We understand that visiting campus can be more difficult for international students. To help you gain a perspective of campus from afar, as well as information for visiting campus if you choose to do so, watch our Life as an International Student video.
New Orleans is one of the world’s most captivating cities, and its rich history has been influenced by the cultures of Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean. Our students take advantage of all the city has to offer: global cuisine, world-class museums and galleries, and stimulating internship and job opportunities. If you can visit campus:
Our Office of Multicultural Affairs offers several programs and organizations. Additionally, the Office for International Students & Scholars is a great resource for information on laws, regulations, and opportunities in the United States. They are your source for information on student visas and issue the I-20.
New Orleans is home to the longest bridge in the USA; the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway stretches about 24 miles connecting Metairie, the city’s largest suburb, to the Northshore of Lake Pontchartrain.
