ABOUT LSUE: WHAT IS LSUE KNOWN FOR?
LSUE is LSU's only comprehensive, two-year institution providing access and education to enrich the lives of its diverse students, enhance statewide economic development and improve the vitality of the communities it serves.
Mission and Values
Louisiana State University Eunice is committed to the principle that individuals should have the opportunity to develop themselves through education commensurate with their capabilities and interests. To this end, the University strives to provide educational programs and related services which reflect and respond to the diversified interests, aptitudes, talents, needs, and goals of its constituency.
LSUE Facts & Figures
21:1
Student to teacher ratio
1/2
Tuition cost of 4 year universities
$10m
In TOPS money
3,000
Total enrollment
100%
Job placement rate in Allied Health
13
NJCAA National Championships
LSUE in the News
The LSUE Nursing School is a nominee for Undergraduate Nursing School of the Year, while the LSUE staff has four representatives for Nursing Educator of the Year - Barbara Batiste, Marlene Foreman, Braneshea Moore and Dr. Jill Perrin. Dr. Perrin is also a nominee for Registered Nurse of the Year.
The LSU Eunice Fire and Emergency Services program has received The Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Recognition, it was recently announced by the United States Fire Administration.
Please read the linked message for an update on the LSU Eunice campus regarding Wednesday, April 10.
Louisiana State University Eunice is set to be the recipient of $3.25 million in federal funding earmarked for the upcoming STEAM Innovation Center on campus, it was recently announced. LSUE's funding is part of more than $40 million secured by Congressman Clay Higgins for Louisiana's 3rd district.
LSU Eunice is proud to announce that Courtney Fruge has been elevated to serve as Human Resources Manager. Fruge is a familiar face on campus, having worked on the Cajun Prairie for a decade, starting in 2014.
LSU Eunice has named Kristie Broussard-Leger to serve as interim dean of Health Sciences and Business Technology. In addition to her interim dean duties, Broussard-Leger will continue to serve as the program director of the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program on campus.