Louisiana Tech is located in Ruston, a friendly, historic town of 22,000 that is close-knit with its university neighbor.
Students are actively engaged in cooperative projects with Ruston businesses and serve in local civic and church organizations.
Ruston is home to parks, lakes and world-class mountain-biking trails.
Louisiana Tech works to strengthen relationships with neighboring communities in north Louisiana. One of the ways in which
the university does this is by providing important resources. Numerous programs, services and partnerships are offered to
residents, community organizations, and businesses beyond the campus. The links on this page offer an array of services for children, adults and agencies.
Ayers Institute
Since 1953, Ayers Institute has been training the men and women of the Ark-La-Tex. Ayers has day and night classes and offers financial assistance to those who qualify.
Ayers graduates enjoy the benefits of our full time job placement assistance staff. Our staff will work with you to help you find the job that is just right for you.
Louisiana State University in Shreveport
Louisiana State University in Shreveport originated with Act 41 of the 1964 Louisiana Legislature, which authorized
the establishment of a two-year commuter college in Shreveport. On February 6, 1965, the LSU Board of Supervisors
formally established Louisiana State University in Shreveport as a division of the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College System. The campus is a 200-acre tract located on Highway 1 in south Shreveport.
American School of Business
The mission of American School of Business is to provide a career training system that employs a caring, professional
faculty and a knowledgeable, experienced administration that is sensitive to the needs and input of the community and
area employers. Our historically proven method of specialized, hands-on and individualized instruction provides our
graduates with fast track "real world" skill competency to begin their careers quickly.
Professional Real Estate College
Established in 1976
Professionals in real estate education
Expanded curriculum to meet the increasing requirements for broker Licensure and Continuing Education
Outstanding faculty members who enjoy teaching
We take PRIDE in YOUR achievement!
CERTIFIED BY THE LOUISIANA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
Louisiana Tech is located in Ruston, a friendly, historic town of 22,000 that is close-knit with its university neighbor.
Students are actively engaged in cooperative projects with Ruston businesses and serve in local civic and church organizations.
Ruston is home to parks, lakes and world-class mountain-biking trails. 
Since 1953, Ayers Institute has been training the men and women of the Ark-La-Tex. Ayers has day and night classes and offers financial assistance to those who qualify.
Louisiana State University in Shreveport originated with Act 41 of the 1964 Louisiana Legislature, which authorized
the establishment of a two-year commuter college in Shreveport. On February 6, 1965, the LSU Board of Supervisors
formally established Louisiana State University in Shreveport as a division of the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College System. The campus is a 200-acre tract located on Highway 1 in south Shreveport. 
The mission of American School of Business is to provide a career training system that employs a caring, professional
faculty and a knowledgeable, experienced administration that is sensitive to the needs and input of the community and
area employers. Our historically proven method of specialized, hands-on and individualized instruction provides our
graduates with fast track "real world" skill competency to begin their careers quickly.
Established in 1976
Professionals in real estate education
Expanded curriculum to meet the increasing requirements for broker Licensure and Continuing Education
Outstanding faculty members who enjoy teaching
We take PRIDE in YOUR achievement!
CERTIFIED BY THE LOUISIANA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION