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   Louisiana State University is located in Baton 

Rouge, Louisiana. It has a huge campus and is so 

beautiful! Its awesome. There are so many 

different trees and buildings. Students walking 

everywhere crowding up. You should go there!

    There is a fee and its $40. You must have 

outstanding secondary school records. You must have 

an   good academic GPA. And you must have good 

standardized test scores. LSU requires a High-school 

Diploma but, GED's are accepted. You must have 

talent\ability and a class rank to go to LSU. Your SAT 

scores have to be reasonable. In Math, you must have 

between 540-650. In Reading, you have to have 

between 510-630. Its not really hard. It sounds like a 

lot but its not. If you really want to go here, do this and 

you'll get in.

     You don't get accepted into college for free without a 

scholarship. Louisiana State University doesn't ask for that 

much money. If you are in-state, then the tuition will be 5,764. 

However, if you are out of state, it will cost more. In this case, it 

will be 16,549. Its better to be in-state. The room and board is 

a little bit more than the in-state tuition. Its only 8,210 dollars. 

Books are pretty expensive. The price is 1,500 dollars. You 

might want to save money in the bank if you know you can't 

afford this. If you total this up, it will equal 15,474 a year. 

However, this is for the in-state tuition. For the out of state, it 

will be 26,259. This is serious money but is cheaper than other 

colleges such as Harvard and Yale. These colleges in-state 

tuition is about 33,000 dollars! This is an excellent deal!

    LSU is a public Agricultural and Technical 

school. It is coed and offers a Bachelor, Master, 

and Doctrine degree. It is a university and is a 

part of The Southern Association of Colleges 

and Schools. LSU is a college board member 

and is a regionally accredited. 

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