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The Tulane University of Louisiana

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When I competed for summer internships and when I went into the job market post-graduation, the degree from Tulane definitely opened up a lot of doors - simply because so many people are intrigued by the university and it's students. Not so much that one was actually able to study and graduate while living in new orleans, but because Tulane students are so well-rounded - smart, but at the same time "real" people who know how to interact well and succeed. I actually had prospective employers tell me that they enjoyed interviewing Tulane alumni and I was offered jobs because of my degree from Tulane. At the time of my first job out of college I was offered a better position with a much better salary than friends of mine in the city where I lived and who had graduate degrees. I left that particular career and started a business in a completely different field, but my Tulane connections were a tremendous help in getting my business going and in luring prospective clients.
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Good: Teachers are real people with open-door policies. Very approachable. The teachers are really awesome in my department (Elec. Engin. Comp. Science)Bad: Students think it is cool to be rich and a trust-fund baby. A little out of touch with reality. Most are from The Northeast and are Jewish; furthermore, they are arrogant about those facts. Be ready for culture shock, especially if you are not stuck up and have money to waste (EVERYTHING at this University is expensive.)
4th Year Male -- Class 2003
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Perceived Campus Safety: F
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Tulane is a fantastic school; professors are firstQuite BrightEnglish
Tulane is a fantastic school; professors are first rate. Students are either rich and average or poor and really smart. The former come to New Orleans to party and mostly major in business -- if they don't flunk out after first semester -- so they don't generally reduce the quality of the more challenging classes.

I got a quality education at Tulane and everyone I know who did well has gotten into first-rate graduate programs. In fact, I am grateful for having picked Tulane instead of a more "competitive" school, because I think it's made it easier for me to get into my choice graduate programs.

Tulane is the kind of school where you either sink or swim; if you get bogged down in the social scene, you may graduate, but your inattention to studies will show. If you can get Summa Cum Laude at a tough school in New Orleans, a graduate school reviewer is going to toss your application into the "Welcome" pile. Another bonus: Tulane is on its way back up in rankings. Expect to see it in the low 30's to high 20's in the next few years. (Tulane used to be 11th nationally).

4th Year Male -- Class 2003
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: A-
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