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Congratulations on your decision to attend Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. The school has a strong reputation for recruiting top students, and we're excited you're joining us. We know that making the transition to graduate student life entails many decisions. We hope this student reource center helps you get acquainted with Tulane and New Orleans.

Financing Your Study	Find ways to finance your education through the Tulane University Health Sciences Center Office of Financial Aid.
Finding Housing	Where should you live? We've compiled information from staff and students about roommates, on-campus, and off-campus housing.
Getting Around	You'll need to find routes to school, whether you're on foot, bike, or wheels. Any way you plan to travel in New Orleans and around the Tulane community, you'll need to know how to get around.
Being Active	As a public health student, exercise is probably an important part of your daily routine. Be active during your graduate study. The university has an athletic center -- and some of the parks in the city provide a great space for bike riding and jogging.
Getting Involved	The public health field tends to attract community- minded individuals. With this in mind, we've created a list of ways you can get involved in your new Tulane and New Orleans communities.
Preparing for Orientation	In advance of the start of semester, have a look at the orientation schedule. You also might find it helpful to view the academic calendar or a schedule of classes.
Scheduling a Visit	If you want to schedule an appointment with an academic advisor or coordinate a campus visit before the semester starts, find the contact information for your department coordinator. Plus, you'll find more info about accommodations and transportation.