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What led me to Tulane was their amazing services and resources for LGBTQ students, including volunqueers, GSA, fun queer events, and there is even a section of the Health Center specifically for LGBTQ students.
Tulane does a good job of blending the individualized attention of a smaller school with the myriad of opportunities available at a larger school, all while being in one of the greatest cities in the world.
Transferring to Tulane has been the best decision of my life, and it has taught me not to settle when things don’t feel right.
Although I loved my team, I wanted to pursue a larger campus that offered more academic opportunities and shared my passion for giving back to the community.
In my time here, I have come to know the most welcoming, dedicated, and supportive students, faculty, and staff that have made my transfer experience so simple and fun.
What led me to Tulane were my roots: I am proud to say I am a third generation Tulane student in my family.
I decided to transfer because I wanted to attend a school where I could be myself and I could not have found a better place to do so.
So far, the best thing for me has been how easy Tulane makes it to get involved on campus.
I am so lucky to be able to live and grow in a community surrounded by people who encourage me to become the best version of myself.
I was attracted to Tulane because of the variety and flexibility that the school offers in the courses and majoring opportunities.
