Find the Spirit of Tech in You. Bubbly, wise, goofy, driven- you have a spirit all your own. Louisiana Tech has a spirit, too. Our spirit is about finding out who you are, what you believe, and where you want to go in life. The Spirit of Tech can be found in the core values that define our students, professors and the entire Tech community. As you think about college, think of the words that describe your spirit, and then find a place where you can set your spirit free.

Experience outside-the-box teaching. You are cut out for more than four square walls of a classroom. With an emphasis on teaming faculty, students and the community, Louisiana Tech professors cross traditional teaching boundaries to engage you in hands-on learning. You will join a vibrant group of students who thrive in a challenging environment. Make your mark at Tech. See where your degree can take you.

Make friends for life. They will come from all over the country and 70 points on the globe. Tech students care about each other and the greater world around them. This was recently demonstrated when our campus family opened its arms to hundreds of hurricane evacuees providing them such simple things as shelter and clothing.

High School Freshman and Sophomores

• Make sure you take classes that will prepare you for college. Visit with your guidance counselor to keep you on track.
• Make the best grades you can to earn a high GPA. This will help you get scholarships. 

High School Juniors

• Begin taking the ACT/SAT to get a better feel for the exam. 
• Visit your top three college campuses during the summer to learn what each has to offer.

High School Seniors

• Take the ACT/SAT. Prepare to do your best.
• Make an appointment to visit Louisiana Tech. Talk with an admissions recruiter and a professor in your area of interest. Go on a guided tour with a student tour guide.
• Apply for admission before January to be considered for scholarships.
• Apply for financial aid before April even if you do not plan to take out any loans. You may be eligible for additional scholarships, TOPS (Tuition Opportunity Program for Students), or grants. To apply, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
• In April, register for summer orientation. This is where you become more familiar with being a student on campus and also register for your fall classes.