What Is Tulane: An Unmatched Educational Experience?

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Tulane offers an unmatched educational experience which includes a diverse student body and culture of public service and civic engagement. Along with a varied student population that creates an ideal setting conducive for personal growth and enlightenment. Tulane offers a multicultural learning environment which fosters an ability to understand the different beliefs and backgrounds of others beyond one's immediate circle — adding depth and nuance to my own perspective. Subsequently, providing an invaluable experience necessary for effective interaction in an ever-changing multicultural and global environment.
Tulane's service learning project and its integration into the core curriculum is initially what peaked my interest. Being an avid

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