Loyola alumni achieve high levels of success, with 99% employed, enrolled in professional or graduate school, or completing full-time service within six to nine months of graduation. Additionally, the Brookings Institution ranks Loyola in the top 2% of universities for economic value added to the mid-career salary of its alumni.

Loyola is committed to sustainability with initiatives such as: A full-time sustainability coordinator. Rooftop solar panels. A green residence hall designed with environmentally friendly features. The university also supports student involvement through its Environmental Action Club.

Loyola University Maryland fosters a strong sense of community and service through its Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) and encourages students to participate in various service programs. Over 64% of students are actively involved in service activities, reflecting the university's commitment to social justice and community impact.

Loyola University Maryland has three academic schools: Loyola College of Arts and Sciences Sellinger School of Business and Management School of Education Each school offers a variety of programs tailored to prepare students for leadership and service in their chosen fields.

The School of Education at Loyola prepares students to become impactful educators through innovative teaching methods, community-focused initiatives, and a commitment to equity and inclusion in education. Its programs are designed to develop leaders who inspire learning and serve diverse communities.

The Loyola College of Arts and Sciences is divided into three main areas: Humanities: Focuses on writing, reading, speaking, and acting. Natural and Applied Sciences: Includes biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, and data sciences. Social Sciences: Emphasizes critical thinking, service, scholarship, and leadership skills.

The Sellinger School of Business and Management provides business-focused programs that combine academic rigor with practical experience. Specific offerings include undergraduate and graduate programs designed to develop leadership and management skills in a global economy.

Loyola University Maryland offers three main types of housing: Apartment-style homes: Fully furnished with one or two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a living area. Suite-style homes: A modern housing option designed for convenience and comfort. Traditional double rooms: A classic housing option for students seeking a shared living space.

Yes, the apartment-style homes at Loyola University Maryland include fully equipped kitchens, allowing students to prepare their meals. These homes also feature living areas and one or two bathrooms for added convenience.

The residence halls are located in a residential neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland, providing students with a comfortable and convenient living environment close to campus.

All residence halls at Loyola University Maryland include the following amenities: Heating and air conditioning Laundry facilities Vending machines Recreation areas Streaming cable TV High-speed internet service

Departmental fellowships, scholarships, and grants are awarded by individual academic programs. All applicants are automatically considered, and no separate application is required. Admitted students are typically notified of any award offers at the time of admission.

The Double Greyhound Alumni Discount is a special scholarship opportunity available to Loyola alumni. For more details, students can visit the university's financial aid resources or contact the admissions office.

The following programs within the Loyola College of Arts and Sciences offer departmental fellowships, scholarships, and grants: Data Science Emerging Media Forensic Pattern Analysis Psychology Speech-Language Pathology Theological Studies

Loyola students can explore several additional scholarships and grants, including: Federal: TEACH Grant, DVA Yellow Ribbon Program Maryland State: Workforce Shortage Student Assistance Grant, Senatorial and Delegate Scholarship, Janet L. Hoffman Loan Assistance Repayment Program, Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship General: AmeriCorps School of Service Matching Grant, Central Scholarship Bureau, The Ruth Gosnell Education Fund, Double Greyhound Alumni Discount.

Graduate program applicants must meet the following requirements: Academic Achievement: A bachelor’s degree or equivalent from an accredited institution, a minimum undergraduate GPA, and demonstrated academic success. Communication Skills: Excellent oral and written communication skills. Proficiency in Certain Subjects: Proficiency in algebra, graphing, probability, computer programming, statistics, and familiarity with MS Office Suite. Test Scores: TOEFL iBT or IELTS Academic scores are required for non-native English speakers. Additional Requirements: A personal statement, references, completion of a preparatory or approved course, and satisfactory completion of undergraduate coursework.

Yes, transfer students should meet the following requirements: Apply as a transfer student if they have already taken college courses. Submit all required application materials, including college transcripts. Note that GPA is a significant factor in the admissions process.

Undergraduate applicants must submit the following: Completed Common Application for first-year students. A $60 application fee. A personal statement or essay. An official high school transcript. A high school counselor recommendation. Official or self-reported SAT or ACT scores.

International students must provide the following: An official English proficiency test score report (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS). An International Student Certification of Finances. A current bank letter or statement in English. The CSS Profile for consideration of need-based aid.

Messina is Loyola's first-year experience program that includes seminar classes, faculty advisors, and student mentors. It aims to help first-year students transition into college life while fostering intellectual curiosity, personal growth, and community connections.

Students can explore Baltimore's arts and culture scene, participate in community engagement projects, and enjoy out-of-class excursions. Loyola encourages involvement in local activities to enhance learning and contribute to the community.

Loyola University Maryland offers over 150 student-led clubs and organizations, including academic, recreational, cultural, and class-specific groups. These clubs provide opportunities for leadership, networking, and exploring personal interests.

Loyola has 17 residence halls offering various housing options, such as apartment-style, suite-style, and traditional double rooms. Amenities include heating, air conditioning, laundry facilities, vending machines, and access to RoomRez for housing assignments and roommate coordination.

Loyola University Maryland provides blue-lit emergency phones with one-touch dialing, strategically placed across campus for immediate assistance.

Students can report safety concerns through the Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) website, ensuring any issues are addressed promptly.

The university offers 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols, as well as a late-night escort service to ensure students' safety during late hours.

Yes, dormitories and campus facilities have controlled access systems, along with alarm systems, lighted walkways, and lockout assistance for vehicles and residences.

The OISS provides support in obtaining the Form I-20, which is necessary for F-1 visa applications. To receive the Form I-20, students must meet all international applicant requirements and submit the required documents. The OISS can also assist students in changing their current visa to an F-1 visa.

To receive a Form I-20, international students must meet all requirements outlined by the university and submit the necessary documents. The OISS will provide detailed instructions on the documentation required for the visa process.

The OISS offers guidance on post-study work visas and can assist students with inquiries regarding post-study work opportunities after completing their program. Students can contact the office for detailed information and support.

You can contact the OISS by email at [email protected], by phone at (410) 617-5245, or visit the OISS website for further information and resources.