Tulane University

New Orleans is the city where party never stops. So, in order to do well academically, you must be organized, and time conscious type of guy. In terms of wheather, it is perfect throughout fall, winter and spring. It gets really hot during the summer though. And one more thing, make sure the apartment you rent is at least 2 feet above the ground. Otherwise due to occasioanl heavy rains your apartment may end up being a movie studio for shooting the episodes of Titanic II.

I'm a born snob, and a party animal, so I liek some of the more distinguished places. I would recoomend DosJeffes on Tchapatoulas, Whiskey Bar, Whiskey Blue, Foundation Room, The Matador, DBA, the Spotted Cat (all downtown), the Colums Hotel on St. Charles Ave. For places around campus there's always Phillips, which boats attractive female bartenders and has a wonderful ambiance, as well as an outside patio when the owner decides to open it. The local watering hole "The Boot" provides Tulane college students with their daily intake of alchohol adn tabacco, as well as a number of other local bars. For the true party animal, I would reccomend Igors (St. Charles & Jackson Ave), Snake n' Jakes (Oak) and Miss May's or known to the new crowd as "The Club" (on Magazine and Napoleon) The last get good at about 4-5 am and are open 24/7. Have fun and be safe.

I was put inot a dormatory (on campus) my first year, teh accomodations were average, however the experience of living in a US dorm was amazing. Teh school does offer on campus housing for 2nd 3rd and 4th year students but that's not where the life is. As for otehr accomodations you really can't ask for more, a pool, tennis courts, raquetball courts, a weight room, great computer facilities, etc... the food could be a tad better at the mess halls, mut that goes for all uni's globally i think.

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I whish I could go back and study there for a longer period1