Application Procedures for International Students
We are pleased to offer both need-based financial aid and merit-based scholarships to international students.
Merit-Based Scholarships
All students are eligible to receive merit-based scholarships, and every student who completes an application for admission is automatically considered for merit scholarship funding. No separate application is required, and you will be notified of your merit scholarship at the time of admission.
Read additional information about merit-based scholarships.
Need-Based Financial Aid
Loyola is able to provide a limited amount of need-based aid to international students. Need-based awards are intended to supplement the amount that a student can pay in order to reach the full cost of attendance. Our need-based awards can cover up to the cost of full tuition, though these cases are extremely rare.
International students will be considered for admission and institutional need-based financial assistance based upon a review of the academic qualifications, financial need, and availability of student aid resources. In some cases, especially for students with high financial need, we are unable to make an offer of admission if our funding will be insufficient. Loyola is unable to increase scholarship awards once they are allocated, and we are also unable to guarantee that we will meet 100% of a student鈥檚 financial need.
Scholarship and need-based awards are renewable for the same amount for up to four years (eight semesters, fall and spring) provided the student maintains full-time enrollment, meets the minimum grade point average (GPA) and Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements, and there is no change in immigration status.
Spring Applicants
How to Apply for Need-Based Financial Aid
As part of the need-aware review process, all international students must submit the International Student Certification of Finances form and a Bank Letter or Statement.
Students seeking consideration for need-based financial assistance are also required to submit the at the time of application. When completing the CSS Profile, 麻豆精选's CSS School Code Number is 5370. Please be aware that we may ask for further financial documentation per U.S. government regulations at a later date should you be admitted and choose to enroll. International students seeking additional financial assistance are also encouraged to contact local or international agencies in their home country.
Cost of Attendance
2023-24 Academic Year
First-Year On-Campus Cost of Attendance
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $27,740 |
| Housing | $5,525 |
| Food | $2,725 |
| Student Health Insurance | $2,319 |
Additional Estimated, Unbilled Costs**
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment | $550 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $785 |
**These amounts may increase or decrease depending on a student's personal spending habits.
Fall Applicants
How to Apply for Need-Based Financial Aid
As part of the need-aware review process, all international students must submit the International Student Certification of Finances form and a Bank Letter or Statement.
Students seeking consideration for need-based financial assistance are also required to submit the at the time of application. When completing the CSS Profile, 麻豆精选's CSS School Code Number is 5370. Please be aware that we may ask for further financial documentation per U.S. government regulations at a later date should you be admitted and choose to enroll. International students seeking additional financial assistance are also encouraged to contact local or international agencies in their home country.
Cost of Attendance
2024-25 Academic Year
First-Year On-Campus Cost of Attendance
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $57,150 |
| Living Expense: Housing | $11,500 |
| Living Expense: Food | $6,170 |
| Health Care | $3,788 |
Additional Estimated, Unbilled Costs*
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies, Equipment | $800 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $750 |
*These amounts may increase or decrease depending on a student's personal spending habits.