Loyola at a Glance
How well do you know Loyola?
From the moment you step on campus, we make an impression. It might be the lakefront property, nationally-ranked degree programs, our Jesuit mission, or our Rogers Park neighbors. But, we are not just one pretty campus. Loyola is also downtown in the heart of Chicago, and partners with Trinity Health in Maywood and the suburbs. We even have a campus in Rome, Italy—and offer online degree programs to bring our expertise and mission to you. Get to know us and our undergraduate, graduate, or adult education programs.
By U.S. News & World Report
A Top-Rated National University
#132
Best National University
#81
Best Value
#89
Best College for Veterans
#26
Undergraduate Nursing Program
#37
Undergraduate Engineering Program (Non-Doctoral)
#94
Undergraduate Business Program
#18
Undergraduate Information Systems Program
#19
Undergraduate Marketing Program
#21
Undergraduate Accounting Program
#20
Best Online Bachelor’s Program
#10
Best Online Bachelor’s Business Program
#4
Best Online Bachelor’s Psychology Program
Our kind of Education
91%
Faculty hold the highest degree in their field
13:1
Student to Faculty Ratio
98%
Incoming freshman receive grants and/or scholarships
By U.S. News & World Report
Competitive graduate programs
#42
Best Part-time MBA Program
#99
Best Education Program
#11
Best Part-time Law Program
#23
Best Trial Advocacy Program
#4
Best Health Care Law Program
#28
Best Social Work Program
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We are Chicago's Jesuit, Catholic University
Our faculty, staff, and students come from all faiths and backgrounds, but together, we strive toward the same goal, being men and women for and with others. But what makes a Jesuit university different? Our students receive an education that stresses the importance of knowledge, curiosity, global perspectives, and cura personalis, which translates to “care for the whole person.”
Our Loyola community isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty cleaning up neighborhood parks and gardens—or use its expertise to mentor girls interested in STEM programs. They research local food deserts and volunteer with our student-run farmers market to make healthy food more accessible. Here, we don't talk about making the world a better place—we get to work.