Loyola University Maryland
Baltimore, MD
Baltimore, MD
More than ready: Loyola Ready.
Loyola University Maryland’s time-tested, distinctly taught Jesuit approach to education allows students to master the skills and develop the knowledge and traits they need to learn, lead, and serve in our diverse and ever-changing world. Your experiences here will be some of the most transformative of your life—as well as some of the most rewarding. You will become even more than you thought you could be: more knowledgeable, capable, confident, and committed to changing lives—others’ and your own. You’ll be prepared and eager to face whatever the future holds in your life and career that follow.
Mentorship and guidance
At Loyola, you will be individually taught and taught as an individual. Deep, meaningful, and sustained mentorship and guidance are the cornerstone of a Loyola education—and have a lasting impact on your experience and your life.
Career preparation
From the first day you step on Loyola’s campus until the day you graduate, you’ll be asking and answering fundamental questions about who you are and what you love. At Loyola, you’ll discover and forge paths that connect your abilities, values, and passions—and that lead you to your dreams.
A Jesuit liberal arts education
Depth of knowledge and breadth of experience; intellectual rigor and the ability to understand and consider diverse points of view; the constant challenge to improve. The future demands it all. And so does Loyola University Maryland.
Greyhound Nation
Greyhound Nation is a talented, driven, intellectually curious community that’ll inspire, encourage, and empower you to put your all into everything you do. With just under 4,000 undergraduates from 40 states, six continents, and more than 55 countries, Loyola is big enough to inspire and challenge you—yet small enough to be welcoming, personal, and accessible.
Ranked in the top 2% nationally for long-term return on investment in a Georgetown University Study |
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Ranked in the top 7% nationally for mid-career salary potential of graduates by PayScale.com |
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Recognized as a top school for value by Kiplinger's, Forbes, Money Magazine, The Princeton Review, and the Wall Street Journal |
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Ranked #2 in the North Region for focus and commitment to excellence in teaching |
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Recognized for top undergraduate programs in information systems, marketing, management, finance, accounting, business, computer science, and psychology |
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- Elementary Education
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• Philosophy
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• Political Science
• Psychology
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• Spanish
• Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences
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• Sustainability Management
• Theology
• Visual Arts
- Photography
- Studio Arts
• Writing
“If you are looking for a close-knit community and a college experience full of academic and social opportunities, in a city that is diverse and welcoming, Loyola is the place for you!”
"Loyola’s strong academics and opportunities for experiential learning and leadership development have made it the perfect place for me to grow and thrive. Loyola students are consistently challenged to pursue excellence and leave their mark on the world."
“My favorite aspect of Loyola is being able to enjoy yourself and create real friendships and lasting memories. I feel that I was able to surround myself with people that care about me and always want me to succeed.”
"My Loyola education and connections with the Pre-Health Program have prepared me for my next chapter in Nursing School. I am grateful for the lifelong relationships I have built, the support system I have, and the academic knowledge I have gained."