Loyola University
Description:
Loyola University in Chicago is rated as one of the best universities in the U.S. both for its high level of education as for the price. The University offers 52 undergraduate courses in programs of major, 63 subjects of minor and 36 doctoral programs. The objective of the University is considering the human spirit and to prepare students to live exceptional lives.The University is divided into 4campus- Lake Shore Campus, Maywood Campus and Water Tower Campus, and the Rome center in Italy. It has 9 schools and teaches courses such as law, art, science, education, social work, business administration and so on. The institution is located in Chicago that offers the ideal opportunity to implement Jesuit traditions and is a perfect city for university life.
The Univera de Loyola in Chicago is one of the largest universities in the U.S. who practice the main principles of the Jesuit tradition. It also has one of the largest Jesuit communities in the world with more than 100 priests and members who serve the University. The highlight of Loyola University in comparison with other universities is:
•Demonstration of care for individuals and compassion for others,
•Highlights Teachers
•Ability to find God in all things and therefore enriching their religion
•Ability to serve others
•Promotion of justice and ethics in society
Although the focus of the University is a Jesuit religion , there is still more than 125organizations, cultural, social, academic, professional and ethical to join, including Loyola Magazine and the University Theatre.
Admission:
As in most universities in the U.S., all international students who want access to the University of Loyola, need to make the Test of Language as a Foreign Español (TOEFL ) to demonstrate their proficiency in English. If English is not your first language, you need to do the test without exceptions. If you fail the exam (you need a score of 520 for admission to the University). There is a program that helps students improve their English.You can request more information about program requirements and click on the links listed below:
•Academic Programs
•Apply Online
•For New Freshmen
•For International Students
•For Transfer Students
•Request Information
•2004-2005 View book
Accommodation:
Loyola University Chicago offers five homes to first-year students:
Coffey Hall:
It has over 200 rooms for women. The building has a living room, study space, kitchen on each floor, a lab with computers, televisions and lake views. Each room has Internet access.Creighton is a traditional residence hall that serves as home for 116 new students. There is room for two or three people with private bathrooms, air conditioning, internet access, telephone and television.
Mertz Hall:
This residence has space for more than 600 men and women shared and private rooms. The building has a computer lab and is located very close to the building of the Union of Students in the center of campus.
Simpson Living and Learning Centre:
Like most homes, the Simpson Living and Learning Centre has laundry facilities, televisions, kitchens, computer lab and other necessary facilities, including a cafeteria.
Financing:
Loyola University Chicago believes that the cost of education should not be the most important factor when you are deciding which college you attend. However, it is important to have a clear idea of costs before you go. Training costs about $ 10.272each year, depending on the course and the number of years you will study. The accommodation amounts to $ 8.800 and is different depending on what type of home you want and if you include food.
Contact for students:
The International Programs Office provides services to students. On their website you can access a variety of useful information for this group, from the location and times of the Office ded attention to orientation programs for newcomers.Association of International Students in Education (AISE) goal is to provide cultural awareness to students of the University through social and academic activities. It also helps international students integrate into the community and adjust tradition, cultures and different demands.
International Club International Club The purpose is to serve as a forum for students of diverse cultures and encourage involvement in activities at the university.