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How's Tulane University in terms of acceptance rate?

I'm considering applying to Tulane and wondering how competitive it is. What's Tulane's acceptance rate looking like recently? Trying to gauge my chances of getting in.

a year ago

Tulane University has become increasingly competitive over the years. As of the latest data, Tulane's acceptance rate is approximately 15%. This means that for every 100 applications Tulane receives, about 15 are accepted.

However, don't let this number discourage you - acceptance rates shouldn't be the sole factor in deciding whether or not to apply to a school. Try to also consider factors such as the programs of study available, the atmosphere and culture of the school, location, extracurricular opportunities, and so on. Moreover, your fit with the school and the strength of your overall application (including your academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, and essays) will also play a significant role in your chances of admission.

Remember that Tulane, like many colleges and universities, uses a holistic review process, meaning the admissions committee will consider all aspects of your application. This includes your academic record, your extracurricular involvement, your essays, and other factors that might show your potential to contribute to the Tulane University community. Make sure to present your best self in your application and showcase how you could potentially add value to the student body.

Good luck with your application!

a year ago

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