Tulane University

I am interested in Tulane University because it is a unique establishment in a great location, and I feel that it will fulfill my academic and social needs. Tulane offers exceptional programs in medicine, which is the field that I plan to enter  in the future. I am drawn to Tulane University because of the academic opportunities it has to offer, study abroad opportunities, and student organizations.     I admire Tulane University for the variety of options it offers in Majors and Minors,which allows

year, Tulane University was at the top of my list. Many of the schools I researched focused on only one strong suit, such as their academic curriculum or campus diversity. Tulane, however, possessed an extensive variety of characteristics that I found to be crucial for a successful college experience. A combination of superior academic facilities, highly qualified instructors, and a vibrant culture makes Tulane University a prime location for my undergraduate studies. To begin with, Tulane University

Hello, I have a bit of a complex question. I am an undergraduate student at Tulane University and am enrolled in the universities combined degree public health program. I have been accepted to the master’s program at the Tulane School of Public Health and begun taking courses toward that degree. I am receiving my BSPH this spring semester and am scheduled to then begin my course work towards my MPH at Tulane in the fall. This may sound alarmist but in light of the recent election and the resulting

The essential question is “Why are you interested in attending Tulane University?”, but in all honesty it should be “Why not Tulane?”. No I have never had the chance to visit Louisiana, none-the-less Tulane, but I have always yearned to visit the unique state. What better way to explore the state than by attending a college located there? Like the state where Tulane University is located, it seems to be a very diverse yet fun place to live out my college life. My interest in the college range from

Grants, like the scholarship from the AFT Robert G. Porter Scholars Program, are the only way I can fathom being able to go to Tulane. Despite the number of incredible perks Tulane University has, like the service learning componant, incredible research opportunities, and the rich culture in the surrounding city of New Orleans, the biggest hindrance has been its cost. With high-priced travel costs, steep tuition

For me, Tulane University is a legendary institution. My father received his Bachelor of Science from Tulane in 1977, and graduated from Tulane Medical School in 1981. My brother currently attends Tulane Medical School, and my sister is an internal medicine resident there as well. My family has deep Tulane roots, and these roots have framed my life. From what I’ve seen, Tulane obviously provides an atmosphere, not only conducive to learning, but also to individual growth – an environment that fosters

Future Mardi Gras day, falling on a Tuesday in 2035, relaxing on my deck while i’m hearing the trumpets and saxophones playing while people are dancing and laughing. Enjoying the lively feeling vibrating throughout the French Quarter. The smell of the burnt chicken on the grill flowing into my nose as the kids are running around singing along to the songs being played in the background. My husband grabbing me around my waist and holding me as we watch the people parade through the city leaving

Chapter 1. Warriors in the mist The novel tells the old tale of the mighty ‘Sparrowhawk’, a heroic dragon lord and Archmage. Sparrowhawk, who was originally named Duny is the son of a bronze-smith, and his mother died when he was not even a year old, he lived in a small lonely village named Ten Alders on the island of Gont. Duny, without any tenderness, grew up becoming a wild thriving boy, his personality helped him achieve many major events. Early in his childhood, around the age of seven, Duny

In A Confederacy of Dunces, by John Kennedy Tool, Ignatius J. Reilly is trying to prove that he is smarter than society in New Orleans during the 1960’s. He is forced to find work to pay off the debt that his mother fell into after crashing her car into a building. Ignatius has no shame in telling people how he feels about them or their beliefs. His encounters while he is trying to find work bring out his true colors: lazy, complaining, and paranoid. Throughout the book, Ignatius shows that

The Modern Grotesque Hero in John Kennedy Toole's, A Confederacy of Dunces John Kennedy Toole unleashes a compelling criticism of modern society in the principal work he produced in his short lifetime, A Confederacy of Dunces. Using masterfully crafted comedy, Toole actually strengthens his disparaging position on the modern world. Boisterously and unabashedly opinionated, Ignatius Reilly, the principal character of this novel, colors the narrative with a poignant humor that simultaneously evokes