re: what are the stereotypes of students at universities in louisiana?

They have a row and about 8 houses

Redneck good ole baws
Tech
Northeast

I've enjoyed my time at SLU. I've always been an LSU fan but didn't want to go to a big school. One thing I've learned is college is what you make it. If you're miserable no matter where you are, chances are it's your own fault

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I graduated high school in a Dallas suburb, and was the only person in my class to go to LSU...I had several people ask me something along the lines of "isn't that a black college?"

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I had someone from Houston ask me the same thing. Asked him why he thought that and he replied the football team is mostly black.

The guy gets more MAGA by the day

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Downtown Laffayette gets a Tsunami sushi bar and suddenly the locals act like they live in the cultural Mecca of the south.

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Throw in the fake black-rimmed glasses everyone started wearing and you have perfectly described Lafayette.

lsu kids thinking they are smarter than all of the other kids that didnt go to lsu in-state. Only to Pay more and find out later that a degree from lsu is no better than the lesser universities . Lsu degree from a national perspective no different than la tech,ulm..etc..Tulane is the only school that actually has some creed due to what has been mentioned.

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Tulane's full of kids from all over the country. Rich WASPy kids from New England. Rich Jewy kids from New York. Rich liberal kids from California. Kids with bad accents from Chicago/Midwest.

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you wanted sterotypes

Nicholls stereotype is probably that most students sound like these 2 guys when, in fact, only SOME of the students sound like them.

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ULL - soon to be unemployed petroleum engineers and couldn't get into LSU

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Maybe on the unemployed Petroleums but on the other part

LSU Freshman admission

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Freshman Automatic Admission Requirements GPA: 3.0 academic GPA based on Required High School Courses Test Score Requirement (ACT, New SAT, or Old SAT): ACT: 22 composite score, with at least 19 math subscore 18 English subscore

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UL Lafayette admissions

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In-State Freshman Guaranteed Admission Criteria If you are an in-state student applying for freshman admission, you must meet ONE of the following requirements for admission: Have a core grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale OR 2. Have an ACT composite score of 23, 1050 SAT Critical Reading+Math (CR+M)[earned prior to March 2016], or 1130 SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing+Math (ERW+M) [beginning March 2016]

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Higher ACT requirements at ULL though lower GPA requirement, so kind of a wash.

When I started at LSU(1980) all state funded schools were required to accept any in state applicant. That is one of the reasons the schools in this state are so far behind, they have a sort of hole to dig out of. When the laws changed, you saw a lot of resources previously dedicated to remediation available for other things. I did finish at USL, a purely economic decision based on certain life choices I made. LSU will always be my first love. My son will be starting there this fall.