Post Tagged with: "New Orleans"

Featured, New Orleans, Professional MBA, Programs

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

Forbes ranks New Orleans #1 as America’s New Brainpower City due to the robust job growth and affordable cost of living.  The survey is based on where college graduates are settling using 51 metropolitan areas.   The results showed the fastest-growing brain hubs are in the South and Intermountain West.  New Orleans tied with […]

April 21, 2014 ×

Featured, New Orleans, Programs

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

Forbes ranks New Orleans #1 as America’s New Brainpower City due to the robust job growth and affordable cost of living.  The survey is based on where college graduates are settling using 51 metropolitan areas.   The results showed the fastest-growing brain hubs are in the South and Intermountain West.  New Orleans tied with […]

April 21, 2014 ×

Featured, Master of Finance, New Orleans, Programs

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

Forbes ranks New Orleans #1 as America’s New Brainpower City due to the robust job growth and affordable cost of living.  The survey is based on where college graduates are settling using 51 metropolitan areas.   The results showed the fastest-growing brain hubs are in the South and Intermountain West.  New Orleans tied with […]

April 21, 2014 ×

Featured, Master of Accounting, New Orleans, Programs

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

New Orleans Ranked as America’s #1 Brainpower City

Forbes ranks New Orleans #1 as America’s New Brainpower City due to the robust job growth and affordable cost of living.  The survey is based on where college graduates are settling using 51 metropolitan areas.   The results showed the fastest-growing brain hubs are in the South and Intermountain West.  New Orleans tied with […]

April 21, 2014 ×

Master of Finance, New Orleans, Programs

My First Mardi Gras

New Orleans without Mardi Gras is like Mexican food without spicy sauces, or for me is like orange chicken without sugar. I hear all the time how crazy people are about Mardi Gras, yet it was way beyond my imagination when I was actually in the crowds waiting for the […]

March 19, 2014 ×

Community, Featured, Master of Finance, New Orleans, Programs

MFIN Alumni Connect with Prospective Students in China

After ten months back home from NOLA, I was lucky enough to attend a reception in Beijing held by the Office of Graduate Admissions. The goal of the reception was to open the window for prospective students to understand what it would be like to be a Tulane MFIN and […]

March 7, 2014 ×

Featured, Master of Accounting, New Orleans, Programs

Student Budgeting for Life in New Orleans

Housing is the biggest issue when you move to another city even another country. When I first came to New Orleans, I was impressed by the unique architecture. Many times, my friends and I spent a whole afternoon walking along St. Charles Avenue to see the beautiful houses, expecting to find a sweet place to live. Most graduate students rent […]

February 19, 2014 ×

Experience, Featured, Programs

Freeman Days Alumni Reception

Last Thursday, Freeman Days New Orleans kicked off with an alumni reception at the Hyatt Regency downtown. Both undergraduate and graduate level Freeman students gathered in the Empire ballroom to meet and mingle with alumni and business representatives from all over the country. Alumni and recruiters were given color-coded nametag […]

February 18, 2014 ×

Featured, Master of Finance, New Orleans, Programs

Student Budgeting for Life in New Orleans

Housing is the biggest issue when you move to another city even another country. When I first came to New Orleans, I was impressed by the unique architecture. Many times, my friends and I spent a whole afternoon walking along St. Charles Avenue to see the beautiful houses, expecting to find a sweet place to live. Most graduate students rent […]

February 14, 2014 ×

Featured, New Orleans, Programs

Closed Doors for the Sneauxday

Closed Doors for the Sneauxday

A first for many in New Orleans—Tulane cancelled class due to inclement weather (read: CHANCE of snow flurries) on Tuesday, January 28th  and Wednesday, January 29th. Threat of dangerous roads aside, students hurriedly made plans for happy hours, Commander’s Palace, Chili Cook Offs, and Fat Harry’s. Minutes following Tulane’s announcement […]

January 30, 2014 ×