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The Louisiana State University is noted for its extensive research facilities, operating about 800 sponsored research projects funded by renowned agencies such as the National Science Foundation, NASA. The U.S News & World Report ranked LSU as the 16th most popular  university in the nation.

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Have a look at some of the key features of the university enlisted for you !

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Founding Year  and Accreditation: Founded in 1860, Louisiana State University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award Baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral degrees.

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Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana 

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UG  Student Intake :  26,159 undergraduate enrollments recorded in 2015.

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International Diversity :  77% international students acceptance rate.

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Rankings:  According to the 2017 U.S. News & World Report ranking of U.S. colleges, LSU ranks 135th among National Universities and 64th among public universities. 

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Campus:  LSU’s magnificent campus consists of 250 buildings and is strategically located on the banks of the Mississippi river. The campus houses eight museums that feature original works by the students.

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Popular Disciplines: LSU offers 235 academic fields of study in 10 colleges and schools and also 126 graduate programs. The most popular majors are: Business, Management, Marketing, Engineering, Education and Biological & Biomedical Sciences.

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Opportunities:  Students from LSU have been placed in top companies like Kraft, Ralph Lauren, Dream Works, CNN, Nike, E&Y and Shell. The State of Louisiana has partnered with IBM to create 800 new technology jobs generating numerous employment opportunities.

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Uni Trivia : 

1) The College of Engineering at LSU is the only university in North America where petroleum engineering students can work at a full-scale well controlled research and training facility.

2) Fifty-seven buildings on the LSU campus are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

3) During the 1930s, landscape artist Steele Burden planted many of live oaks and magnolia trees, which are now valued at over $50 million.