At Tulane we know the best learning comes from classrooms that reflect our multicultural world. We embrace a range of racial, ethnic, sexual, socioeconomic, religious, cultural, and educational backgrounds on campus.
In the Office of Undergraduate Admission, we believe students should start preparing for college far before they are ready to submit an application. In order to extend the opportunity of education to all, our office hosts a number of workshops to help students and families complete college and financial aid applications, craft application essays, and create résumés.
Some of our most anticipated recruitment events are our visit day programs where students are invited to visit campus to engage with faculty and staff, connect with current students, hear from admissions and financial aid counselors, and explore the city of New Orleans. In collaboration with other offices on campus, we are proud to offer a fall visit program for prospective students called PreviewTU, and a spring visit program for admitted students called BienvenueTU.
As part of our ongoing efforts to foster a more inclusive environment for all incoming and current students, we regularly collaborate with The Center for Academic Equity, The Office of Multicultural Affairs, The Office of International Students and Scholars, and The Office of Gender and Sexual Diversity, among others. These offices bolster our efforts and provide robust resources to students from diverse backgrounds, including mentoring, personal support, grants, immigration support services, internships, and emergency funding.
