To carry weight in an admission decision, creative materials should be added to the student's application as soon as possible after their application is submitted; as no creative supplements are required for admission to the university, the admission committee will not wait to receive such materials before reviewing an application. The Tulane University Studio Art Award is only open to applicants who have designated Art Studio as their first or second major on their admission application. Applicants must upload up to 10 pieces that showcase their interests, skills, and creative potential. Students must think of their portfolio as a gallery show they are curating. They can be bold, experiment, take risks, and be inventive. If possible, students must build a thematic portfolio that includes multiple pieces sharing similar ideas and/or aesthetics. Students can use their portfolio to convey their willingness to experiment, explore, and think beyond technical skills. When compiling their portfolio, students may choose to concentrate on a single medium or demonstrate a breadth of media. Hard copy materials will not be accepted in any medium. All scholarships require students to apply through an early application round (Early Decision I or II or Early Action). Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Office of Financial Aid at Tulane University for more information.