New Orleans, Louisiana · Basic research profile · Information checked Aug 2026
University of New Orleans
University of New Orleans is a public institution in New Orleans, Louisiana. The listed annual cost before aid is about $33,406. Its overall acceptance rate is 66.8%, which is context rather than a personal probability.
This profile contains basic institutional context. BD2US has not completed its detailed deadline, testing, English-proficiency, and scholarship review for this college.
At a glance
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Annual cost of attendance
$33,406Calculated from official information · 2023-24 · U.S. Department of Education NCES/IPEDS. Previous-cycle on-campus estimate calculated from the official out-of-state tuition and fees, books, room and board, and other-expense components.International students receiving aid
Not listedThis published share describes past awards; availability does not guarantee affordability.Average international award
Not listedAn average is not a promise. Award amounts can differ substantially by student.Overall acceptance rate
66.772%Calculated from official information · 2023-24 · U.S. Department of Education NCES/IPEDS. Institution-wide context, never an estimate of your individual chance.International acceptance rate
Not yet confirmedOfficial review still needed. A separate international rate is not reliably published for many colleges.Ranking context
No QS rank attachedUniversities show only their official QS 2027 global rank.Application plans and deadlines
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Nonbinding application plan.
Nonbinding application plan.
December 15
June 1
Application requirements
Testing, English proficiency, and scholarships
SAT / ACT
Test-flexible for international freshmen; an approved math and English route is required
- SAT composite
- Not listed
- Math middle 50%
- 490–670
- EBRW middle 50%
- 470–650
- SAT submitted
- 5%
UNO's general freshman route can admit applicants with a qualifying core GPA without SAT or ACT, followed by placement testing. International freshmen still need an approved math route—ACT Math 19, SAT Math 510, or qualifying college math—and an English route, so applicants should not treat the international process as fully test-optional.
Official testing policy ↗ · Checked Aug 2026
English proficiency
Reviewed test routes
- TOEFL
- 79
- IELTS
- 6.5
- Duolingo
- 100
- SAT EBRW
- 500
- ACT English
- 18
International undergraduate minimums are TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6.5, Duolingo 100, ACT English 18, or SAT EBRW 500. Qualifying English-country citizenship or U.S. high-school or college study can waive testing, and applicants below the standard can be considered for conditional admission through the Intensive English Language Program.
Official English-test guidance ↗ · Checked Aug 2026
Scholarships to check
1 named option
Homer Hitt Non-Resident Scholarship
Full TuitionHow to apply: By invitation only
Important note: Covers in-state tuition, housing, and meal plan (total $17K)
Confirmed by an official source.Funding evidence to investigate
A funding option worth checking
Covers in-state tuition, housing, and meal plan (total $17K)
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What this information means
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No international-aid percentage is listed
Do not read the missing statistic as zero aid. Check the official international financial-aid and merit-scholarship pages directly.
Selectivity needs context
The overall rate does not account for international status, aid need, program demand, or the strength of your preparation. Use it only to balance the list, not to label the college a safety.
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- Affordability: net price for international students, need-based eligibility, merit awards, renewal conditions, and indirect costs.
- Application policy: Fall 2027 testing requirements, English-proficiency routes, application plans, fee waivers, and deadlines.
- Academic fit: intended major, curriculum flexibility, first-year support, research access, and any portfolio or prerequisite requirements.
- International support: housing, health insurance, airport arrival, visa-document timeline, campus employment, and advising.
Climate context
Annual average 21.2°C; January is typically the coldest month and August the warmest.
Campus safety
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See the original research note
University of New Orleans is a public institution located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The campus setting is city: large and it is a M (5K-10K) size school. For financial aid, the total cost of attendance is approximately $28,860 per year. Regarding admissions, its overall acceptance rate is 67%. An important note: Covers in-state tuition, housing, and meal plan (total $17K)