PRE-COLLEGE

Discover What Summer Can Be

Tulane University understands that the world is facing some big challenges. To inspire the next generation to think, learn, act, and lead, we are offering students an opportunity to participate in Tulane Pre-College programs this summer.

Tulane Pre-College offers middle and high school students the opportunity to explore their artistic, intellectual, and professional passions while experiencing college life. With both credit and enrichment options, our two-week and three-week online course sessions provide students with an introduction to Tulane University, where young minds can explore academic disciplines, build their resumes, and imagine making an impact.

Our application for Summer 2022 opens December 3, 2021.

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Tulane Pre-College at a Glance

Online Experience

Looking to learn online this year? Our online courses connect you with the experience and expertise of a leading accredited institution virtually.

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College Credit Courses

College credit courses are selective and for rising 11th and 12th grade students seeking a challenging academic experience.

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Enrichment Courses

Enrichment courses allow rising 6th through 12th grade students expand their academic horizons and explore academic subjects without the pressure of exams and grades.

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Find the Program that’s Right For You

Our diverse academic programs fit a wide variety of student needs. Whether you're in middle school or high school, interested in social justice or neuroscience, we have a program for you.

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Featured Courses in 2021

Architecture: Digital and Tactile Design

Explore the fundamentals of design and thinking at the architectural scale through one of our studio-based courses offered through the School of Architecture. No specialized knowledge or background is needed, beyond a serious interest in architectural design.

Computers and Musical Creativity

Explore intersections between music, engineering, production, and computer programming, with a focus on the creative applications of technology in the creation of music. This course encourages creativity both in technical research and in composition for various media and performance.

Newcomb Summer Session

Get a preview of the college classroom through one of the five courses offered in Newcomb Summer Session. Explore gender and social justice issues through topics like leadership, communications and activism, technology, history, or writing.

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