Fall 2024 Enrollment

[RaginCajun77]

Fall 2024 Enrollment

[CajunJack55]

Nice

[UL_Cajuns]

Fall 2024 Enrollment

Still the 2nd largest University in the State of Louisiana.
UL is Greauxing!

[HelmutVII]

I suspect there are lots of on line students because it doesn't look.as crowded as it used to.

[cajun4life]

I suspect there are lots of on line students because it doesn't look.as crowded as it used to.

Our goal should be 20k on campus students

[Boomer]

Our goal should be 20k on campus students

HUD said it!!!!

[CajunVic]

it’s all that great football success since Des has taken over . . . or maybe, just maybe Acadiana recognizes what an unbelievable deal it is to get the superior academic enjoyment they can achieve here at Louisiana as opposed to at any other state institution . . .

[LaCajunsFan]

I suspect there are lots of on line students because it doesn't look.as crowded as it used to.

Man, I feel just the opposite: I just drove thru st Mary and it was packed w/car traffic and students walking. This is the 2nd time in about a week I’ve been thru and both times is said to self that it looked the most busy it’s ever been.

[Cajun90]

HUD said it!!!!

So a former disgraced coach tells a lie and we should repeat it?

[NewsCopy]

Louisiana’s overall enrollment for the Fall 2024 semester is 19,213; 15,665 students – 13,432 undergraduates and 2,233 graduate students – are degree-seeking, a 2% increase over last year. The total also includes 3,548 non-credit-bearing students who take training courses, pursue certifications and enroll in Professional and Continuing Education classes.

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[cajun4life]

So the reality is we have 15,665 students. Let’s be accurate here, non-degree seekers aren’t students.

[ZoomZoom]

Man, I feel just the opposite: I just drove thru st Mary and it was packed w/car traffic and students walking. This is the 2nd time in about a week I’ve been thru and both times is said to self that it looked the most busy it’s ever been.

Was talking with someone yesterday. One of the things LCG is considering to “help” traffic and students around UL is reducing Johnston street to 3 lanes at the campus.

Probably the same people that wanted 49 underground.