Other Students
Arrupe College Students
Chicago-area students interested in earning a two-year associate’s degree in Liberal Arts, Business, or Social and Behavioral Sciences with little to no debt can visit the Arrupe College page for more information.
Adult and Nontraditional Students
If you’re an adult student interested in part-time and full-time degree-completion programs, visit the School of Continuing and Professional Studies.
International Transfer Students
Visit the Transfer Admission page for step-by-step instructions. When you complete the application, you may be asked to submit an official "General Evaluation" or "Course-by-Course Evaluation" from Educational Perspectives (EP) or Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE).
Visiting and Non-Degree Students
If you are a visiting student, you can take classes at Loyola that count toward degree requirements at another college or university. You can take classes at Loyola without the intention of pursuing a degree. You may be a visiting student at Loyola for the fall, spring, summer or January term. Visiting and non-degree-seeking students must submit a new application for every semester they plan to enroll.
Rome Start Students
Rome Start gives select students the opportunity to spend the first year of their Loyola experience studying at our campus in Rome, Italy. After the first year in Rome, students complete their degree at our main campus in Chicago. Find out more about the Rome Start program and how to apply.
Previously Accepted Students
If you were previously granted admission but did not enroll, you will need to submit a new first-year or transfer application. You should submit a final high school transcript or any new/updated college transcripts that were not submitted with your earlier application.
Readmit Students
Readmission refers to students who were previously enrolled at Loyola as degree-seeking students and have earned credit in the past. If you are seeking readmission, you must complete a readmit application form.
Not all students are the same. Sometimes different resources, information, and requirements apply. If you fall into any one of the following categories, you’ll find specific information here.
Arrupe College Students
Chicago-area students interested in earning a two-year associate’s degree in Liberal Arts, Business, or Social and Behavioral Sciences with little to no debt can visit the Arrupe College page for more information.
Adult and Nontraditional Students
If you’re an adult student interested in part-time and full-time degree-completion programs, visit the School of Continuing and Professional Studies.
International Transfer Students
Visit the Transfer Admission page for step-by-step instructions. When you complete the application, you may be asked to submit an official "General Evaluation" or "Course-by-Course Evaluation" from Educational Perspectives (EP) or Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE).
Visiting and Non-Degree Students
If you are a visiting student, you can take classes at Loyola that count toward degree requirements at another college or university. You can take classes at Loyola without the intention of pursuing a degree. You may be a visiting student at Loyola for the fall, spring, summer or January term. Visiting and non-degree-seeking students must submit a new application for every semester they plan to enroll.
Rome Start Students
Rome Start gives select students the opportunity to spend the first year of their Loyola experience studying at our campus in Rome, Italy. After the first year in Rome, students complete their degree at our main campus in Chicago. Find out more about the Rome Start program and how to apply.
Previously Accepted Students
If you were previously granted admission but did not enroll, you will need to submit a new first-year or transfer application. You should submit a final high school transcript or any new/updated college transcripts that were not submitted with your earlier application.
Readmit Students
Readmission refers to students who were previously enrolled at Loyola as degree-seeking students and have earned credit in the past. If you are seeking readmission, you must complete a readmit application form.