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Answer: One of the best ways to know if É«É«Ñо¿Ëù is a good fit for your child is to read the information we provide on our website, so you’re already on your way! A couple of other great ideas are:

• Review our admissions standards to see if your student meets those requirements.
• Schedule a campus tour and let us know if there is any particular aspect of É«É«Ñо¿Ëù that your family would like to see or discuss.
• Ask around!

Especially if you live in Louisiana, you may know someone who has been to É«É«Ñо¿Ëù recently, or even someone who currently attends. Make sure your information is current. College campuses are always changing and sometimes that can happen fast. To find out what’s new and exciting at É«É«Ñо¿Ëù, stop by admissions or check out what’s been happening lately in "É«É«Ñо¿Ëù News."

Answer: To arrange a tour, please call the Office of Admissions at (504) 280-3033 or (504) 280-3034.

Schedule a Visit

Answer:To be eligible for Federal Student Financial Aid at É«É«Ñо¿Ëù, a student must:

• Be a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen.
• Be accepted for admission and admitted to an eligible degree-seeking or certificate-seeking program at É«É«Ñо¿Ëù.
• Be enrolled for at least the minimum course load required for the requested aid program. All loan programs require an enrollment of at least halftime. Audit classes do not count.
• Meet and maintain all requirements under the É«É«Ñо¿Ëù Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.
• Not be in default on a prior student loan or owe a repayment on any Title IV aid.
• Be registered for Selective Service if you are a male at least 18 years old who was born after January 1, 1979.

Visit the É«É«Ñо¿Ëù Financial Aid website

Answer: For most basic services, students can visit Student Health Services, located on the first floor of the Human Performance Center (HPC).

Student Health Services website

Answer: Students can apply for campus housing in person at the Office of Student Housing or go online

Go to the Student Housing website

Answer: Yes, any student can park on campus as long as the car has a current parking decal

Answer: To obtain a residential and\or student parking decals, students must bring a valid driver’s license, a valid vehicle registration and complete the Vehicle Registration Form. In addition to these steps, residents of Privateer Place must bring a completed Privateer Place Parking Agreement Form which they can obtain from the management office of that complex. Students must be registered, fees half paid and have payment receipt for parking decal(s). Once all information has been verified, decal(s) will be issued. Finally, registration of your vehicle is not complete until you affix your decal to your car. All decal(s), residential and student, must be placed on the outside of the rear window on the lower left side

Parking Services

Answer: If you are visiting for a campus tour, you can walk into the Office of Admissions to get a visitor parking pass, but make sure you park in student zones.

Free Parking

Answer: The University Police is probably the best safety resource. They have a wealth of safety tips and information you can review at upd.uno.edu. They are available to students 24 hours a day

More information is available on the UPD website

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Answer: The privacy of a student’s educational records is protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Under FERPA, a student has a right to expect that information in his/her educational records will be kept confidential unless he/she gives permission to the school to disclose such information.

The University does not mail final grade reports. Students may access final grades through WebSTAR.

Answer: The Career Services is a great resource for students seeking employment. It is located on the second floor of the University Center (UC). FreshFest is an on campus and part time job fair, usually held during the first week of class in the fall.

Answer: The University is located in a residential part of New Orleans, however, we are located just fifteen minutes from Downtown and the French Quarter, where there is a variety of accommodations to choose from.

Answer: Along with an on-campus mini-mart, students can shop for groceries at Save-A- Center, located about a mile away on Leon C. Simon. Other stores and restaurants that are open nearby are Burger King,Nacho Mama's, Spur gas station at Gentilly and Elysian Fields, Zimmer’s Seafood (and po-boy shop), an on-campus Subway, and a nearby Smoothie King.

Go to the Campus Dining website

Answer: Yes. The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority provides public transportation in the form of Busses and Streetcars.

Answer: The General Degree Requirements as well as other important information can be found in the University Catalog, which is only available online.

Answer: Upon admission to the university, students must receive advising from their First Year Advisor to determine which classes to take. If the student registers for and attends New Student Orientation, he or she will be advised during the orientation session. All other students can be advised by contacting their major departments.

First Year Advising

Answer: The University Police is probably the best safety resource. They have a wealth of safety tips and information you can review at upd.uno.edu. They are available to students 24 hours a day.

More information is available on the UPD website

Answer: A directory of campus maps and directions to the Office of Admissions can be found at Campus Maps.

View Campus Map

Answer: The campus police emergency phone number is 504-280-6666, or 3-6666 from any on campus phone. Additionally, up-to-date emergency communications will be posted to this website and our social media accounts.

Answer: At the time of registration, a student is required to verify his/her current mailing address. If there has been an address change, the new address must be submitted in writing to The Registrar’s Office on the address change form or may be changed on the web through WebStar.

Answer: The RIS has memberships available for purchase. Different classes of membership include General Public, Senior Citizen, and Alumni. More information is available in the RIS building or at Recreation and Intramural Sports.