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Dates and Deadlines
July 1:
Submit your final high school transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admission.
July 15:
Complete your Student Evacuation Plan in Gibson Online so you are prepared in the event of a weather emergency.
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Hello Class of 2024,
Welcome to July! Just five and a half weeks left to go until you arrive on campus. With everything that is going on in the world, it may feel overwhelming to really focus on getting ready for college. Take deep breaths, follow our guides, and always feel free to contact our office with questions you may have. We'll be more than happy to help out!
We are currently working with our campus partners to re-design our Orientation to adjust our calendar and ensure our programs adhere to public health guidance.
Exact dates and details for New Student Orientation will be shared once they become available. Please continue to monitor your Tulane email for updates. Continue to complete your Learning Modules; finish up tasks on the New Student Checklist; and take care of yourself by wearing a mask when going out in public, practice social distancing, and taking time out for self-care.
Questions? We are here to point you in the right direction. Contact our team by emailing [email protected]. You'll also find helpful resources on our website, orientation.tulane.edu. Make sure to follow us on Instagram (@tulanenslp) to get to know our team and learn about resources for new students!
Roll Wave,
Rachel Weber
New Student & Leadership Programs
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Welcome Wave!
Get ready for the Welcome Wave! Early next week, you will receive an email invite to our Welcome Wave network, a portal for you to connect with the class of 2024, ask questions of upperclass leaders, and learn more about Tulane before you arrive on campus.
Through communities and discussion threads, you can connect to campus and begin to find your people. More to come next week, and we can't wait to meet you inside the network!
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Immunization Compliance Deadline is July 15th!
All students who have been admitted to Tulane University are required to provide proof of immunization compliance prior to arriving at Tulane. The deadline for incoming students to submit this information is July 15, 2020.
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Featured Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) Student Organizations
TU GENTE - TU Gente is committed to contributing activities and events to the larger Tulane community in order to increase Latinx presence on campus as well as offer opportunities to celebrate and unite our cultures. TU Gente works to build a more interactive and aware environment on Tulane's campus. We accomplish this by planning, partnering and co-sponsoring events that offer the Tulane community a look into our very diverse cultures. TU Gente plans major events, including speakers, fundraisers, and celebrations, during the year to raise awareness about and celebrate our cultures.
Tulane University Filipino Student Association (TUFSA) - TUFSA seeks to formally introduce Filipino culture to Tulane in order to spread awareness and foster growth and community with regards to Filipino and Filipino-Amerian identity, experience, and tradition. This will be done through a variety of ways such as food, guest speakers, cultural events, and general body meetings in order to promote a space for Filipino and Filipino-American students to network and bond over cultural similarities and interests. TUFSA is dedicated to spreading awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the Filipino and Filipino-American culture, its people, diversity, and values in addition to supporting and uniting members of Filipino and Filipino-American identity.
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Moving-In: What to Bring and What NOT to Bring
The average room size in first year halls is 12ft x 15ft for two people. Plan to bring only what you need for move-in and pick up additional items after move-in day. Coordinate with your roommate before you ship items to prevent duplicate items.
Remember that University furniture cannot be removed from your room.
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CMVSS: One Stop Shop for Supports & Resources
Case Management and Victim Support Services (CMVSS) is a single place to go for assistance for students in need of support. We are committed to helping all Tulane students successfully navigate issues that may arise, so they can have a successful Tulane experience.
CMVSS offers various supports, including but not limited to, problem resolution, case management, victim support, short-term accommodations, referral services, coordination and follow-up during and after hospitalization and/or medical leave of absence, and crisis management and resolution.
To access any of the services offered by CMVSS, students can contact Case Management and Victim Support Services by phone, email, in person, or by completing an online reporting form at tulane.edu/concerns.
During business hours, you can call (504) 314-2160, email [email protected], or stop by the Lavin-Bernick Center (LBC) Suite G02.
Our office hours are Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM. For after-hours crises, please call (504) 920-9900 to speak to a Student Affairs Professional On-Call.
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Splashcard Photo Submission
First Year Undergraduates were sent an email with a unique code and instructions on how to upload a photo for their Splash Card. If you do not have the email, please contact us at
[email protected].
Students should submit a photo by
July 24, 2020
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Once you submit your photo, you will receive an email within ten business days to let you know that your submission was successful and your photo has been approved.
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It's time to submit your photo and information for the 2020 Who's New at TU student book!
Who's New at TU is an 80-page book of photos and info about your classmates, along with useful info about Tulane and New Orleans. Please submit a photo and your info by JULY 27, 2020 at www.maincampuspublications.com/tulane.
July 27 is also the deadline for ordering copies and submitting Parents' Welcome to Tulane! messages as well. Questions? Send them to [email protected]
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