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LSU HSC is among the nation’s most comprehensive academic health centers and educates most of Louisiana’s health professionals, research scientists, faculty, and health policy leaders. The University operates Schools of Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry, Allied Health, Graduate Studies, and Public Health.

An open-admission, two-year, post-secondary public institution serving the River Parishes which provides transferable courses and curricula which include Certificates and Associates degrees. The school also serves the community by providing programs for personal, professional, and academic growth.

Northshore Technical Community College has campuses in Lacombe, Bogalusa, Greensburg, Walker, and Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond. Partnerships with business and industry have created workforce training and transfer options for students seeking a competitive edge in today’s economy.

Nunez Community College is located in St. Bernard Parish and easy access to the full Greater New Orleans region and South Mississippi. Known for its small class size and friendly faculty and staff, the school offers dozens of programs which award associate degrees, certificates, and diplomas.

Delgado Community College offers programs through the Associate degree track as well as workforce development and non-credit courses. The school provides a learning-centered environment through education to students from diverse backgrounds to attain educational, career, and personal goals.

Southeastern Louisiana University is a regionally and nationally ranked and noted university that focuses on its students first. Students matter there and it shows. With an alumni network of nearly 70,000, the benefits of Southeastern don’t end upon graduation!

Founded in 1956, SUNO, a public, historically black university, empowers and promotes the upward mobility of diverse populations of traditional and nontraditional students through quality academic programs, teaching, research, and service to achieve excellence in higher education.

The University of Holy Cross is among the South’s most unique educational experiences. For students, this means small classes, a faith-based atmosphere, and personal attention from a responsive team of professionals while collaborating in an exciting environment with a focus on excellence.

A fully accredited private, historically black university, Dillard provides students with a quality liberal arts education. The cornerstone of New Orleans’s Gentilly Community, Dillard sits on a serene 55-acre campus with live oak trees and a mixture of historic buildings and modern facilities.

Founded in 1925, Xavier is the only Catholic HBCU in the nation. Amongst its vast accomplishments, Xavier is a top producer of African American pharmacists, and ranks first nationally in placing African Americans in medical school, as well as producing African American graduates in physics.

The school’s Jesuit-centered tradition of academic excellence was built upon the consistent quality of its faculty, students, and curriculum. Loyola’s ideal size and wide variety of academic programs offer the choices of a large university in an environment that values the individual student.

Tulane University is consistently ranked among the top 50 universities in the nation. With research and educational partnerships that span the globe, and its location in historic New Orleans, Tulane offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees in a wide range of studies.

In 1958, UNO opened as the first fully integrated public university in the South. For over 60 years, the school has educated students from all 64 Louisiana parishes, 50 states, and over 130 countries, bringing together talented and motivated students to learn, interact, and pursue career goals.