We look closely for intelligence, motivation, achievement and character.
Academic potential is essential.
At the same time, we are concerned that our students exhibit energy and an ability to contribute constructively to campus life outside the classroom. Beyond this, we seek students from varied backgrounds and lifestyles, for we believe that student diversity enhances education. Admission committee members keep in mind that the successful Tulane student seeks academic advancement and challenge, has a desire to improve the ability to think and write, and wishes to master knowledge in broad areas as well as specific fields. Brainstorming a neuroscience center Richard Harlan is involved in efforts to create the Tulane Neuroscience Center. Freeman School to offer EMBA in Houston In November, the Freeman School will launch a new Houston-based executive MBA program.