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Tulane University
Tulane University, founded in 1834, is the leading private research university in the Deep South, and its uptown New Orleans campus, along with its architecturally distinctive Gibson Hall, gives the university a genuine connection to one of the most culturally distinctive cities in the country. The university's public health school, one of the oldest and most respected in the country, and its business school have each built strong national reputations, and Tulane's tropical medicine program reflects the school's historical strength in public health research tied to New Orleans's specific climate and geography. Tulane's application volume and academic selectivity rose dramatically in the years following Hurricane Katrina's 2005 devastation of New Orleans, as the university's post-storm rebuilding effort, including a newly mandated public service graduation requirement, drew significant renewed national attention and applicant interest. The university's combination of genuine research-university strength in public health and business, alongside its deep integration into New Orleans's distinctive culture and its post-Katrina institutional renewal, has made Tulane one of the more notable examples of a university's academic profile rising substantially in the aftermath of a genuine institutional crisis.
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Centenary College of Louisiana
Centenary College of Louisiana, founded in 1825, is the oldest chartered institution of higher education west of the Mississippi River still operating under its original charter, and its small, close-knit liberal arts college campus in Shreveport reflects nearly two centuries of continuous institutional history. The college's endowment per student ranks among the highest of any small liberal arts college in the South, funding substantial financial aid and campus resources relative to Centenary's modest overall enrollment of under 500 undergraduates. Centenary's business and pre-professional advising programs have built solid regional reputations, and the college's small size lets it maintain the kind of close individual faculty mentorship typical of elite liberal arts colleges, distinguishing it from Louisiana's larger public universities. The college's genuine historical seniority among western Mississippi River institutions, combined with its small liberal arts college scale and substantial endowment resources, has made Centenary a distinctive, if lesser-known, choice among Louisiana's private colleges.
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