Take the ACT, then take it again

The ACT is one of the most single important test you will take that will determine where you go to college and what scholarships your are eligible for. Take it, then take it some more.

Get in touch with LSUA

Know the dates when LSUA will be coming to your school to visit. Attend college fairs at your school or in your parish. Attend open house at LSUA. For tour and open house dates please visit the calendar of events on our website.

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Take the ACT, then take it again

The ACT is one of the most single important test you will take that will determine where you go to college and what scholarships your are eligible for. Take it, then take it some more.

Core 4, don't opt out

You will not get into a college in Louisiana without completing the Core 4 Curriculum.

Get in touch with LSUA

Know the dates when LSUA will be coming to your school to visit. Attend college fairs at your school or in your parish. Attend open house at LSUA. For tour and open house dates please visit the calendar of events on our website.

Know what Core 4 is

Core 4 is Louisiana’s graduation requirements that provide high school students with the knowledge and skills to meet today’s college and workplace demands. Following this curriculum gives students the maximum opportunity for scholarships.

School Activities, Get Involved!

It is important to be involved in various activities that your school offers whether it is sports or clubs and organizations. Being involved allows you the opportunity for scholarships in the future.

Sophomores, take the PLAN test

The PLAN test measures your current academic development. It allows you to explore career/training options, and make plans for the remaining years of high school and post-graduation years.

1. Once you have been either admitted or conditionally admitted, contact the Advising Center at 318-767-2604 to schedule an appointment with one of our academic advisors, who will explain your curriculum and help you plan your schedule.
2. Register for an orientation session, where you will learn more about the University. You will get a thorough tour of the campus, find out about services available to students, learn about your responsibilities as a student at LSUA, and have the opportunity to register for your classes (provided you have seen your advisor and been authorized to register).
3. Apply for student housing. Contact them at: housing.lsua.edu
4. Pay for your classes! You must have a class schedule to pay tuition and fees. Through SelfService, you may accept and apply financial aid to your account, select a payment plan, or pay with any major credit card. If you need additional assistance with paying your fees, please contact the Enrollment Management office prior to the first week of classes.
5. Move into your apartment! Meet new people and get ready for your first semester.
6. Visit the bookstore and buy your textbooks for class. The bookstore also carries LSUA apparel and miscellaneous merchandise you may need as a student.
7. Go to class! During the first week of classes, look for welcome tents strategically placed around campus where LSUA faculty and staff will answer questions, provide free cold drinks and snacks, and give directions to classes