International Applicants

We are excited that you are considering 91吃瓜网 as you explore your options for university studies! Founded in 1852, Loyola has a long history of academic distinction and career preparation鈥攕tudents who attend will be challenged intellectually and encouraged to build a worldview that will guide their actions long after they graduate.

Loyola uniquely balances the importance of human connection with the necessity for serious career preparation. Accordingly, we have been recognized nationally for both excellence in undergraduate teaching, and rank in the top 2% in the United States for return on investment. Here, you will find both a welcoming home and a strong foundation for your future.

Any student who will need a visa to study in the United States, or who already holds a valid U.S. visa, will be considered as an international student.

What is my student type?

First-Year

A first-year student is defined as any student who is currently enrolled in secondary school, or who has graduated secondary school but has never enrolled in post-secondary courses at a college or university.

Transfer

A transfer student is defined as any applicant who has enrolled in courses at college or university after the completion of secondary school.

Additional Resources

Contact Your Counselor

Rachel Scholten

Director of International Admission
rmscholten@loyola.edu
Supports applicants from: East Asia, Europe, Oceania, South America, South Asia, Southeast Asia

Marvin Barahona

Assistant Director of International Admission
mbarahona@loyola.edu
Supports applicants from: Africa, Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, Middle East, North America

3,900 undergraduate students from 40+ states, 55+ countries, and 6 continents

20 Average class size

18 NCAA Division I Sports

12:1 Student-to-faculty ratio