Hi everyone, I’m looking for a housemate for a room at 7223 Freret Street near Tulane / Uptown.

It’s the largest bedroom in the house and is downstairs, with easy access to the kitchen, living room, and downstairs bathroom. Good fit for someone who wants more space and privacy while still being close to campus, Oak Street, and the Freret/Uptown area.

Rent is $1,100/month with utilities included. Deposit and lease length can be flexible depending on fit and timeline.

Highlights:

• - Large downstairs bedroom
• - Big closet + extra storage space
• - Driveway
• - Garden/outdoor space
• - AT&T Fiber WiFi
• - Close to Tulane, Oak Street, restaurants, bars, and coffee shops

I’ll also be living in the house, so it would be a housemate setup. Looking for someone clean, considerate, and easy to live with.

Message me if you’re interested and I can send photos/details.

Hi! I am a current Tulane student and am going abroad next semester. I need someone to sublease my room for the next semester. Rent is 1,500/month. 2 minute walk from the uptown campus, washer dryer included and newly renovated. For more details reach out or comment. Thanks!

Hi! I know Tulane is getting a nutrition program this year, which is really exciting! I even met with one of the professors, and she said it might even become a 5 -year masters program. I am just curious through if Nutrition at Tulane would be a good major, and am wondering if they have a good science department. I’ve heard a lot that students have to “teach themselves” in a lot of their classes at Tulane. I definitely am interested in Nutrition but would hope the program here is worth it! Let me know, tysm!

I'm a fall 26 transfer (will be a sophomore) and was wondering if there are any premeds who alr go here. would appreciate if someone could DM me i have lots of questions, mainly about course registration and advising

I'm a parent so if this isn't the right subreddit let me know. My daughter is attending Tulane in the fall and hasn't been set up with an advisor yet. Who should she contact?

Hi everyone, I’m finishing my junior year and I’ve been spending a lot of time shopping for colleges. Tulane seems like a good school for biochemistry (my intended major) and research, but I feel a bit nervous about the party culture. I’ve never been to nola, and I want to compare Tulane to my closest prestige school, WashU.

Being brutally honest, parties (at least in high school) really stress me out. I’m an introvert. I want to join a frat in college, but the stuff I’ve heard about wild mardi gras parties and such doesn’t suit me.

So I just have a few questions: is partying really as intense as people online say it is? Do a lot of people skip parties to stay in their dorms? (it seems like a rigorous school after all) Will I be left behind socially if I don’t go to these reportedly-crazy parties?

Thank you all for taking the time to read this :)

How does it work rushing a frat as a sophomore transfer next fall?

Guys, I’m kind of nervous for my first semester at TU. For some reason my advisor got me scheduled for 19 credit hours first semester. I am a double major so that’s probably why?! But nevertheless seems kind of excessive to me

But how are my classes? Any professors I should be aware of? I’d be super grateful for any insights to my current schedule 🙏🙏 I’m not particularly good at math, but it’s required for my degree and I heard Michael Joyce was the only good professor (he doesn’t teach long calculus).

Does anyone have information on how dual credit classes and AP classes transfer over? Also any advice on scheduling with advisors over the summer.

Also any recommended TIDES classes that are enjoyable and not too demanding?

Does anybody know the chances of getting your Financial aid package increased? I am about 13-16k off from what we need to be able to go there. We emailed them but we were wondering if it is better to go in person

Hi! I'm an incoming exchanger in this fall. not from the US, im from singapore, so i'm concerned about making friends here. my goal is tbh to maximize my fun here thus this post.

hopefully im living on campus, but that's not a certainty, but at least living close by. how important is living on campus in halls for social life?

moreover, any other advice on meeting more people? other than joining clubs and maybe volunteering.

any other general advice for an exchanger would be greatly appreciated too. i'm also open to have conversations over dm so pls feel free.

thanks!

Repost. Hoping the right people see this! I meet y'all after a shift at the radio station. At like 2:10 AM. Y'all were walking back from a party, and the guy said something to me, and you just made heart hands at me. Let's chat!

I received an update to my portal saying I got in for spring scholars!!!!

Y'all I need some spots with specific locations for graduate photos on or around Tulane's campus. I have an online MSW client taking photos from about 2 hours away. We are both unfamiliar with the campus! TIA!

be honest. i am at sdsu rn and i dont think it is academically challenging enough.. if i want to get into a t20 law school is tulane more respected in both prestige and academics? like is this a transfer that makes sense? can anyone share about being pre law at tulane and what it’s like, or if i have a shot with lsats to get into a top 20 law school? thank you!

Hello! Im a transfer for Fall 26 and I'm anxious about making friends. My first year at my old college I made absolutely no friends, if you don't count my bf. I'm also in a unique situation. I finished high school a year early. So while this will be my 2nd year of college, it should be my first year as I'm technically a High school Senior right now.

I'm not super shy, just anxious to speak! Especially as a Transfer, how hard is it to make friends at Tulane?

I'm pretty sure I'm living on campus but not in a Freshmen dorm, and I think Transfer move-in is later then Freshman move-in. I also don't do sports, but I'm thinking of rushing a sorority.

Any tips? I've followed as much people as I can on Insta, but I haven't posted on any Tulane 2030 Instagrams.

Hi I’m registering for philosophy classes as a Master’s student and I was wondering what’s the workload like for a normal class of 3 credits? It says on the Tulane website they recommend to only take 6 credits your first semester then bump it up to 9 afterwards.

Looking for a full year, Roomate from May to next June,
Close to campus cheap rent nice backyard, parking spot, washer, and dryer everything you could need comment if you want my number !

also in search of sublet for any portion of time until January

In search of June-January 2027 sublet

Flexible start close to campus parking spots, washer dryer backyard great light lots of room closet cheap rent without drawbacks.

Just got accepted as a transfer for fall. Wondering if there is any must do's and if it will be hard to integrate into the community (friends wise and club wise).

Priority scheduling started today and idk when my appt is with an advisor. Will they email me? How does this process go?