Fact Sheet

Founded:
1852 in downtown Baltimore; moved to a residential area in northern Baltimore in 1922.

Campus:
The Evergreen Campus on North Charles Street is situated on 79 acres of land. The College’s Fitness and Aquatic Center is located one block north of the pedestrian bridge across North Charles Street. Loyola operates a Clinical Center at Belvedere Square in Baltimore and has two outstanding graduate centers in Timonium, Maryland and Columbia, Maryland.

Affiliation:
Private
Catholic affiliated
Operated under the auspices of the Jesuit Fathers, in conjunction with the Sisters
   of Mercy
Students from all religious backgrounds welcome

Faculty:
321 full-time
82% hold Ph.D.'s (or terminal degrees)
12:1 student-to-teacher ratio
Average class size: 25 Enrollment
3,580 full-time undergraduates representing 34 states and 20 different countries

Curriculum:
Liberal arts core curriculum
Majors and minors in 36 academic fields
Undergraduate degrees offered: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science, Bachelor of Business Administration.
Graduate programs at the master’s and doctoral level in seven areas of study

Special Programs:
Honors Program - college-wide
Sellinger Scholars - business school honors program
Hauber Fellowships - science research
Humanities Fellowships
Study Abroad – 32 different programs, exchanges and affiliations in 23 countries
Community service
Internships available by departmental arrangement in many majors
Independent Study by arrangement in many majors
R.O.T.C.
First-Year Programs

Advising Programs:
Freshman and sophomore advising through the Academic Services and Support Center and through Loyola’s faculty core advising system
Academic advising within majors through departmental advisors
Career assistance and counseling through the Career Center
Personal and developmental programs available in the Loyola Counseling Center

First-Year Expenses (2008-2009):
Tuition: $35,140;
Room: $7,790
Estimated meal expenses: $2,500
Fees: $1,300

Financial Aid:
Approximately 65% of student body receives aid
Full and partial academic scholarships (not need-based) awarded based on competitive evaluation
Grants, low-interest loans and on-campus jobs awarded based on analysis of financial need

Address:
Loyola College in Maryland
4501 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210
1-800-221-9107
1-410-617-2000