Very high quality with mostly great professors.

Everything is great.

Standard application process. Most students receive a fellowship.

2

2010

Very experiences and intelligent faculty. Most of our faculty graduated from top notch business schools and spent many years gaining relevant work experience in their respective industries. Small classes that allow for a lot of one-on-one time with professors. Great Global Leadership program that allows all students to spend 1 week studying in Paris, Buenos Aires, and China during their time at the Freeman School.

The campus is great and the university has a fairly new building for graduate business students. Cost of living is fairly low. New Orleans is an extremely charming city with a lot to offer in terms of history, social life, dining, and culture.

The school has the typical selection process of a top MBA program. One of its best selling points is the amount of aid offered through scholarships and fellowships.

1

2011

Class sizes are only about 15 to 45 per class. The quality of teachers were also great. Tulane provides a global MBA, which includes classes and one week abroad in Europe, South America, and Asia. Some of the more unique classes I took include Burkenroad (equity research), Darwin Fenner (student managed endowment portfolio), and energy trading.

Cost of living and school is great.

The admission process includes essays, GMAT, and interviews. Scholorship opportunities exists.

2

2010

class size is so nice!

breakout room helps us our groupmeeting.

I submitted resume, essays, TOEFL score and GMAT. After that I took an interview.

1

2011

Great quality of classes, great academic advising, small class sizes, medium competitiveness,

All of these were conducted very well and I enjoyed the experience

2

2010

Quality of classes is overall high. Classmates are competitive but not to the point where its off putting and hurts the overall atmosphere. Faculty is prestigious, all have exceptional backgrounds from which they draw on their experience constantly. School is very well connected to the community - which offers lots of experience in all areas of the studies offered at The Freeman School. Many classes use case studies along with lecture format. Offers the Global Leadership classes in three of four semesters which provides a week of study abroad to learn about different economies and challenges that other countries face in international business.

Cost of living is very reasonable. New Orleans can be done very cheaply if you put the effort in. The campus is great, they offer top of the line class rooms, computer and media facilities. Dining hall is efficient. Neighborhoods are relatively safe (for New Orleans) and they take the safety of their students very seriously, offering rides to off campus residences. People here seem very happy.

Very typical process. I forget the questions, but they were available online and there were no surprises. Talked rather informally about my past education and work experience. Unsure what they weighed more or less as far as essays and GMAT go.

1

2011

The class sizes are small. In core classes we don't have more than 50 people, and in electives classes can be as small as seven or eight people. The professors are excellent and are very well respected in their fields. Classes are competitive but not cut throat, and are seven week sessions for the first semester. The workload is intense but there is a curve so as long as you work hard, go to class, and see your professor during office hours you won't fail. We have a global leadership concentration that we all get which requires that we travel to Europe, Latin America, and Asia as a class.

one essay question, GMAT scores, interview (can be completed over the phone), resume/work experience, When you apply for admission you are also applying for scholarships.

2

2010

Unique application essays, high gmat scores, some scholarship opportunities

1

2011

I believe our faculty has been recruited at Tulane mostly due to their stellar records in publications and research. I have had some outstanding professors at Tulane, but I have also had some teachers who seemed to be more concerned with their research as opposed to the students' experience.

Cost of living is great the facilities at school are top-notch.

I believe our average GMAT was around 650 and the average work experience was 5 years for our class. The scholarship opportunities really contribute to these higher averages. I received two fellowships when choosing to come to Tulane.

2

2010